How to Use the Run Command Tool to Write to Copy of a Formatted Template File in Alteryx Designer

In this Data in the Wild episode, you'll learn How to Use the Run Command Tool to Write to Copy of a Formatted Template File in Alteryx Designer.
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[@NicolasHerry-mg6mv]

Thanks it works well if the source file (template in your use case) is not locked. Is it possible to copy a file open at the same time by another user?

[@AshokKumar-eu4dd]

Thq u video and it help 4 us to new things. Need ur help one of my query on my output files and my excel is have exist tab in excel and need to add format without deleting other tabs.

[@TabOutGamingChannel]

This is the exact same use case I had so thank you for this video!!! I always find creating perfectly formatted excel documents very difficult, so like to make templates on excel first and write to them with Alteryx. One question, will this solution work still on Alteryx server ? Thanks for the video!

[@sunitsen3164]

I have done same thing but its throwing an error while run this run command tool 'the external program returned an error code:1' ,is there any solution for this? Thanks in advance

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[@leandrojesus5644]

I need this in Portuguese. I don't speak english! Please

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