I have tried Google help and support and they could not solve the issue I am having.
One particular spreadsheetat:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11JxbhDbTiXP106rx7p9uB0qHImZG5TeIH0JReGUeWRo/edit#gid=40
will not print.
They suggested posting here.
I don't have the problem with other spreadsheets - only this one.
Neither will the spreadsheet download to my desktop and I cannot download a PDF file from it either - yet I can from my other spreadsheets and Google Docs.
Since other spreadsheets print, I assume the issue is within Google Sheets. I have tried different browsers and different machines - a Chromebook and my phone and the problem persists...
I have also tried duplicating the Spreadsheet but this displays the same issues; no printing. Trying to print just displays 'sent to Printer and never completes. Have to use Windows 'Task Manager' to close the window.
I do have some scripts in the document for sending PDF files to an email address - but this comes up with an error: 'Exception: Service Spreadsheets failed while accessing document with ID #' but the sheet should be able to print. I haven't edited the
sheets for maybe two years or more except to remove some unused rows today after reading reports of Large sheets displaying the error when running a script...
I should add when I contacted Google Help, we went through all of the usual suspects - clearing cache, trying incognito mode etc - all to no avail.
Can anyone advise, please?
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I have an ETL routine in PENTAHO and I'm migrating to APACHE HOP.
But I came across a situation, the HOP step/plugin "Microsoft Excel Input" cannot read the data before I open the excel file and click confirm Add Confidentiality Label.
In PENTAHO PDI this problem does not occur, does anyone have any tips?
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After clicking and adding a confidentiality label like "public" for example and saving and closing the file, the process works perfectly.
Note: This only happens with some files.
This sounds like a problem that will not have a clear and direct answer and will require some changes in the code.
The code for Apache Hop is managed on Github.
You can create an issue there and one of the developers will help you get this sorted out. When creating a ticket please be as specific as you can be and add a sample, that will improve the chances of getting a fix on short notice.
I've been working on perfecting a couple of my google sheets for work. I need to share it with my coworkers, but I want to find a way to protect my hard work from being copied and repurposed by others.
They need to have edit access, so that eliminates "Disable options to down, print, and copy for commenters and viewers".'
I need to make sure this document doesn't get duplicated a dozen times by everyone the moment I provide them all with edit access. Any advice?
For any of those coming back to this feed, I've created a google script that if someone tries to make a copy of my document, the moment they open their doc, the entire sheet gets wiped (what I like to call 'self destruct').
So it is possible, despite the entire internet and google themselves saying it's not.
I have added my macro to a already existing excel file with macros (build on lower version of excel). It is working fine on my system as well as other systems with same excel version. But when the excel file is opened in other versions, it either crashes or gives error messages like unexpected error occurred(32809)/ compile error. I am using Excel 2010 14.0.7143.500. Can any body tell me how to resolve this issue?
The Telemetry Log displays some simple information about the recorded events. Each record displayed in the Telemetry Log contains a title and lists the severity of the event displayed. For errors, the records also include a description of the error together with steps to address the issue. Keep in mind that not all of the records displayed represent errors caused by Office solutions; the Telemetry Log also shows when solutions and files are loaded or closed successfully.
For example, the issue titled "OM Hidden: Comment.Initial Property" appears if a solution or macro-enabled file opened in Word 2013 attempts to get the initials of a commenter who is associated with a comment. Word 2013 features an improved commenting experience that does not display commenter initials by default. The APIs associated with the older commenting model have been hidden in the Word 2013 object model but remain available for backwards-compatibility. The "OM Hidden: Comment.Initial" issue in the indicates the file that attempted to use the API, the application that raised the event (Word 2013), the time and date of the event, and short description about the error and how to fix it.
I've searched around for some answers to this, but nothing I found seemed to work. I'm good with VBA, but Sharepoint is not my cup of tea. We have a corporate Sharepoint site on the web (https) where different regions submit metrics using Excel. Each Excel file is placed in the region's respective folder.
What I want to be able to do is use a local workbook to navigate to the Sharepoint site, go through the folders, open each Excel workbook, and aggregate the numbers together. The closest I've come so far is this.
However, let's say my site is:
[https://teams.mycompany.com/SubTeamFolder/Forms/AllItems.aspx.]
Nothing gets returned when I set the site variable to this in the code from the link above. If I set the site variable to something like:
[https://teams.mycompany.com/SubTeamFolder/AllItems/]
it throws error
-2147217895
.
I'm open to other approaches here. Like I said, this one seemed the most promising till I hit this wall.
Just as an FYI for those who come across this, here is how I worked through this. In the link submitted by #ARich, I went towards the bottom and used the Export to Excel functionality. This let me see the underlying path for my objects. I was then able to use the code I linked to in my original post to see the underlying folders. If you need to, insert a couple of breakpoints once you successfully connect to your target Sharepoint site to follow along with the recursive movement from parent to child object. Taking it a step further, you can then open the files using this.
I'm pulling my hair out because I've run into the following problem with one of my clients:
My program uses extensive VBA automation in Word. Macros are saved in a specific Word template that is attached to each document. Some of the macros save the current document to a temporary folder under [User]/AppData/Roaming/... for further processing.
The client is using Win7 with Office2007 (Student edition). On the computer in question I keep getting an error with something like "No permission to save the file" (can't give exact error message because I've translated it from my language to English)
This happens when the macro tries to "SaveAs" the document.
The strange thing is that it happens only 8 out of 10 times - and not all the time. There are no special permissions set for the temporary folder I'm trying to save to.
I've tried changing Word security settings, tried adding the folder to the trusted folders list, tried using a different folder - to no avail.
The client's computer has Norton Antivirus (or Internet Security, I dunno) installed but temporary disabling it didn't solve the problem. (I know I should only be sure after a full uninstall but I can't do that on the client's comp)
Any help is appreciated!
Update: I've since found the exact error message in English: "Word cannot complete the save due to a file permission error."
I'm now looking on the web for similar forum posts but if you guys know something, please let me know. Thanks!
Is an antivirus or similar program running? On my development computers many similar problems went away when I changed from (vendor "X" security bundle) to ESET.