When you do a FILE EXPORT_REPORT EXCEL_ONE_PAGE ( , , ) it opens a new work book and numbers it sequentially according to how many work books you have open. The first time it runs it creates book1. Is there a way to keep book1 open and then open a different IMinspect project run the FILE EXPORT_REPORT EXCEL_ONE_PAGE ( , , ) again and have it add a new tab to book1? Also is there a way to name the tabs when it creates them?
Thanks for the help!
Jeff
did you ever get this figured out? kind of bored and writing a new macro (outside of the regular work type) sounds like fun. Don't remember off had if the command specifies the tab to which you could write to. Thinking if so, I could append lines in a text file to get a count for which tab to export to. Example...if there are no lines in the text file, export to tab 1. If there are 5 lines, export to tab 6. Of course, this is entirely dependant on the command. Just a thought...