Can you be more specific? What type of modifications?
You could use the Excel Buffer Table to read an Excel file and then create a new workbook from this table as if you had filled the buffer yourself.
Or you could use the Excel automation directly and do whatever you need.
I would first try with the excel buffer to see if it fits my needs.
COPY('oldpath\oldexcel.xls', 'newpath\newexcel.xls');
if you want to open the excel for the user, you can try :
HYPERLINK('newpath\newexcel.xls');
otherwise you will have to use automation .. .
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You could use the Excel Buffer Table to read an Excel file and then create a new workbook from this table as if you had filled the buffer yourself.
Or you could use the Excel automation directly and do whatever you need.
I would first try with the excel buffer to see if it fits my needs.
COPY('oldpath\oldexcel.xls', 'newpath\newexcel.xls');
if you want to open the excel for the user, you can try :
HYPERLINK('newpath\newexcel.xls');
otherwise you will have to use automation .. .