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Re: how to empty clipboard contents?
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Re: how to empty clipboard contents?


  • Subject: Re: how to empty clipboard contents?
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 15:21:58 -0800

On 3/22/04 2:47 PM, "Walter Ian Kaye" <email@hidden> wrote:

> If you are copying within Excel, you should be able to bypass the clipboard.
> I don't know VBA, but in XLM you can do =COPY(source_range,dest_range).
>
>> tell application "Microsoft Excel"
>> Activate
>> Create New Workbook
>> Save ActiveWorkbook In "Jaguar:Users:mbovee:Desktop:FILENAME.xls"

That will save an empty new workbook, of course. Why not Save As after
you've imported teh text file?

>> OpenText "Jaguar:Users:mbovee:Documents:Science:ThrRS Data:Stopped
>> flow:040319:03195052.TXT"


>
> This part:
>
>> Select Range "R12C1:R2513C2"
>> CopyObject Selection
>> Activate Window "FILENAME.xls"
>> Paste
>
> ...should be replaceable with something which transfers the range
> contents directly to the destination sheet. If you can't find a VBA
> command with the functionality of the XLM COPY() command, then you
> should be able to just 'Evaluate' the XLM (aka Excel 4.0 Macro)
> command.

You don't need VBA or Evaluate: it's all in the AppelScript Dictionary.

set theRange to Value of Range "R12C1:R2513C2" of ActiveSheet -- a list
of lists
Activate Window "FILENAME.xls" -- if you really want to
set Value of Range "R1C1:R2502C2" of ActiveSheet to theRange
-- without activating: of Worksheet 1 of Workbook "FILENAME.xls"

>
>> Select Range "R1C1"
>> set ActiveCell to "time_sec"
>> Select Range "R1C2"
>> set ActiveCell to "file_x"
>> Select Range "R1C3"

You need to set the Value, not the Cell itself. And don't need to keep
selecting and setting ActiveCell:

set Value of Cell "R1C1" of ActiveSheet to "time_sec"
set Value of Cell "R1C2" of ActiveSheet to "file_x"

etc. (Those can even be assigned in one line as a Range:

set Value of Range "R1C1:R1C2" to {" time_sec", "file_x"}


>
>> Close Window "03195052.TXT"
>> Activate Window "FILENAME.xls"
-- is that necessary?
>> end tell


--
Paul Berkowitz

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