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Alteryx Gallery Output Use Without the Output File Export

gsaiko10
5 - Atom

Hey all,

I've uploaded a specific workflow to the alteryx gallery to be run at anytime.  I have two output files (shown in the picture).  One of the output files I would like to use as a downloadable output file that you can select to download (.xlsx) once the workflow has run on the gallery.

 

The other output file is archiving to a specific spot on my server, which has much more less useful user information than the other.  Is there a way to have only one of the output files available as a downloadable output file from the alteryx gallery once the application has finished?

 

Right now since I have two output files, both are downloadable options when I'd like to limit it only to the more useful one.

 

Thanks in advance!

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CarliE
Alteryx Alumni (Retired)

@gsaiko10,

 

If you save it to a network drive and do not package it as an asset, you should not be able to download it.

 

When saving to the gallery, click on workflow options -> manage assets and deselect the file being shared to the network drive.

 

 

 

Please mark this as a solution if this was helpful so other members on the community can benefit! :)

 

Thanks

Carli
gsaiko10
5 - Atom

I deselected one of the outputs as you recommended, yet both outputs are still shown as "output files" when I run the app on the gallery.

CarliE
Alteryx Alumni (Retired)

@gsaiko10 ,

 

are you using the full UNC path?

Carli
gsaiko10
5 - Atom

Ah, I inadvertently had a formula overwriting my networking location as a local one.  Your comment worked! I'll mark it as the solution.

 

-Thanks for the help!!!! :) 

CarliE
Alteryx Alumni (Retired)

@gsaiko10 Great! Happy to help :)

Carli
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