Love Excel exports! I tend to throw them into most of the scripts I make 1) because they're useful but also 2) because setting the file path as an input will force Edit Inputs to open in Dynamo Player every time (aka idiot-proofing). I like your method too, but I've always found it easier to just create a separate list of the column headers off to the side and to use AddItemToFront once I have my final, transposed list of spreadsheet data. I find this helps keep the actual row data cleaner and more organized throughout the graph. Cool stuff though, as always. :)
You used two parameters to sort them by. What if I wanted to add another parameter to sort them by. Therefore, a total of 3 parameters instead of 2. How can I continue to add more essentially?
I had my list set up, exact same as yours with Transpose at the end, but I'm getting a "Warning: Data.ExportToExcel operation failed" message. The Data.ExportExcel Node in my version of Dynamo is called Data.ExportToExcel and has an extra input called "writeAsString", It's default set to false but I tried both true / false and had same outcome. Any ideas? Thanks
@@melanielavoie7787 Hey, I got the same issue. I already replied to your comment with a solution but it got deleted for some reason, maybe because I posted a link a dynamo forum. Use the Data.OpenXMLExportExcel node instead of the Data.ExportToExcel Node and change the file path to a string. I made a forum post about it on forum dynamo bim titled, Dynamo Data.ExportToExcel Problems.
Thank you.
Dana your tutorial keeps me awake at work the moment and Live the way you teach! thanks🤣
Thanks Dana, great explanation
thank you so much!!
This was an excellent and to the point content, Love the way you explained. Thank You so much.
Amazing, thank you!
Thanks Dana, you did great on the explanation
Love Excel exports! I tend to throw them into most of the scripts I make 1) because they're useful but also 2) because setting the file path as an input will force Edit Inputs to open in Dynamo Player every time (aka idiot-proofing).
I like your method too, but I've always found it easier to just create a separate list of the column headers off to the side and to use AddItemToFront once I have my final, transposed list of spreadsheet data. I find this helps keep the actual row data cleaner and more organized throughout the graph.
Cool stuff though, as always. :)
Love these tips!!! Thanks Matt!!
Wow Nice
thx
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Can you share all the packages you're using? I'm new to Dynamo and don't see many of the functions you're using. Thanks!
I do not use any nodes that do not come with Dynamo. No custom packages in use :)
You used two parameters to sort them by. What if I wanted to add another parameter to sort them by. Therefore, a total of 3 parameters instead of 2. How can I continue to add more essentially?
added to the list of videos! thanks @Bryant!
@@DanamoBIM Awesome!! Thank you!
I had my list set up, exact same as yours with Transpose at the end, but I'm getting a "Warning: Data.ExportToExcel operation failed" message.
The Data.ExportExcel Node in my version of Dynamo is called Data.ExportToExcel and has an extra input called "writeAsString", It's default set to false but I tried both true / false and had same outcome.
Any ideas? Thanks
I got the same error, not sure what I missed! @DanamoBIM
@@melanielavoie7787 Hey, I got the same issue. I already replied to your comment with a solution but it got deleted for some reason, maybe because I posted a link a dynamo forum.
Use the Data.OpenXMLExportExcel node instead of the Data.ExportToExcel Node and change the file path to a string.
I made a forum post about it on forum dynamo bim titled, Dynamo Data.ExportToExcel Problems.