Hi @SaoriYamguchi ,
You can do this in a number of ways:
1. Create a filename in a formula tool, containing the unique identifier that will differentiate the output sheet. For example "<folder path>\filename"+[Department Code]+".xlsx|||Sheet1".
You then use this field in the output tool:
2. You can use the render tool to output to individual files based on a grouping field.
I hope this helps,
M.
@SaoriYamguchi
So correct me if I understand wrongly.
1. Save the output files in a remote location: This should not be an issue as long as the path is acessible.
2. Write to multiple Excels with the same template?
Hi @SaoriYamguchi ,
I don't really understand. My previous post shows you how to write to multiple files simultaneously (see option 1).
The image you provided does not show it writing to multiple files, but to a single file with multiple rows.
M.
Thank you very much.
Yes, It's very complicated.
I would like to create multiple inputs, one workflow, and multiple outputs at the same time.
@SaoriYamguchi
Let me share one workflow I made before to reuse one template for multiple outputs.
This is actually note easy, and it is a macro in macro flow.
I have tried to submit as an idea of weekly challenge and get declined for Run Command Tool is not secure. 😂
Try to explore it and see if it will work for you.