Hello!
I have a car sales dataset that I want to split out by state across different tabs, which is easy enough to do. But within each of those tabs, I want the output to start at A10, not A1. The attached picture is a simple workflow I have to test it out, but whenever I run it the output always starts at A1 even when the declared output range starts at A10. I think that splitting out the output into tabs by state is overriding the original output reference in the workflow, but is there a way to adjust it so that the output can start in A10 and be split by state into tabs?
I would like to start the output a few rows down because depending on the data, I will have notes, and it would be nice to automate the process of creating those rows without a macro.
Thanks!
Adding to @SPetrie 's comment...
You can use a formula tool to have the sheet name and cell range in the expression. Then you can have a full output path which can then be used in the output data tool.
If you want to write to a single file with multiple sheets, you can either:
1. Use dyanmic rename and give each sheet 1 2 3 4 as prefixes for the header names, then Union them all, and used Block Until Done - then use dynamic select to have those field names starting with the prefixes defined, then output each one - you will not have issues.
2. Use control containers to execute based on your required order.