Problème de Output (Alteryx vers Excel)
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Bonjour,
J'ai un problème dans un workflow. En effet, je voudrais le partager à un collègue mais chez lui ça fait des erreurs alors que c'est moi tout est ok.
* Impossible d'effectuer l'ecriture finale
* Erreur en cours d'utilisation par un autre processus
Merci d'avance!
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1- Il faut vérifier si le fchier est ouvert par une autre personne ou une autre application
2- Vérifier si le chemin du fichier est correcte (Est ce que votre collègue peut accèder au fichier en dehors d'Alteryx)
Cordialement,
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Try adding a Block Until Done tool before each Output tool. Excel does not shut down quickly, so you run into file-lock (write contention) issues.
We also had to add in CReW macros for Wait a Sec to avoid errors with Excel.
The Block Until Done tool is not the most user-friendly. Read the example inside Alteryx and the Tool Mastery article: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Alteryx-Designer-Knowledge-Base/Tool-Mastery-Block-Until-Done/ta-p/...
Block Until Done uses Tool Id in the logic, which can make it difficult to get the order sequence you want.
Chris
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Bonjour,
J'ai déjà vérifié ces deux points mais toujours les mêmes erreurs.
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Thank your for sharing but I have integrated this tool into my model.
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This is how I export to multiple sheets in one Excel file:
The macro with the clock icon is the CReW macro for Wait a Sec.
We use the attached macro to write to multiple Excel sheets, because the macro has an Output anchor which allows us to feed it into the Wait a Sec macro.
Chris
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Thank you Chris,
So Curently I use the block until done in different output and it's ok
