I am a frequent SSIS user but not a frequent Script task user.
I am trying to download a bunch of excel files from SharePoint Online(https://company.sharepoint.com/xyz/file1.xlsx), I have a set of office 365 credentials that are to be used for access.
My plan is to download the xlsx files to a local location and then load the data to my SQL server db.
However I was not able to find a script task script that would help me go about this specific task(special emphasis on office 365 credentials).
Any help would be appreciated
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I am trying to publish an Excel addin with Sharepoint catalog (Sharepoint online) as documented here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/publish/publish
If I try to access the addin from Excel Online everything works correctly, but from Excel Desktop when I try to add the addin from the catalog I get the following error.
Obviously on Excel desktop I am logged in with a SharePoint user who has access to the catalog. If I log in with the same user from a web browser I can access and download the manifest and add and use the addin correctly through Excel Online.
The Sharepoint catalog is accessible to Everyone except external users.
How can I manage to distribute the addin correctly ?
Client has given permission to a folder to upload files on his SharePoint to my company's mail id. I want to automate this task using power automate where it can take that file from my one drive and as soon it gets uploaded there, it should sync to the folder on SharePoint in which client has given us access to upload files and anything to that folder.
I am struggling get the result. What flow will do the job?
We have at the moment an MS Excel addin in vba. That file is on our network. The disk where the file is store is UNIX. We control the access via UNIX policy. We provide a shortcut to the user to use this addin. The addin perform read/write text file and read/write on an MS access database (also on UNIX). The addin download template (also on unix) to the user local drive. When the addin open the template it does create a project reference to the template. With this reference, the template have access to the addin functionality.
Our desire is to put and run this addin on the cloud using remotes apps to extend the use on an Ipad.
I would like to know what I need to create (on azure 100% cloud solution) after the remote apps to store the following element and have access to them on the cloud via the Ipad.
Excel addin
Excel template
Text file generate by the add in
The access database
We maintain a local SharePoint Intranet here at work. We have made the switch to Office 365 for our email services and are in the process of transitioning most of our local intranet Sharepoint site to the cloud service. Right now we use Costpoint to post employee pay stubs (pdf's) to a document library. The private document library permissions are set up as this:
Private Folder:Read permissions for all
Employee Folder > Paystubs Folder: "That" Employee access and "Utility" account access only.
The Utility account is the account Costpoint uses to post the pdf files to the private document libraries. At this point, instead of going in and trying to modify Costpoint, we want to continue posting the pdf's to the local intranet library, and then copy them to the SharePoint Online site with the same file structure and permissions in place.
What would be the best way to go about this. Powershell script? Or is there a tool that we can use to accomplish this? Would the script have to be run manually or can we run it automatically when the folders are updated with new information?
Is it possible to use C# and add files in the offline folder of MS Sharepoint 2010 Workspace?
The C# console application would not need to check for a connection and possibly wait for one restart or whatever, as Ms Sharepoint Workspace automatically snycs once a connection is established.
I couldn'T find any clues using google or the MS Sharpoint Workspace SDK.