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29 lines
884 B
PowerShell
29 lines
884 B
PowerShell
try {. $PSScriptRoot\..\..\LoadPSD1.ps1} catch {}
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$file = "$env:Temp\sales.xlsx"
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Remove-Item $file -ErrorAction Ignore
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#Using -Passthru with Export-Excel returns an Excel Package object.
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$xlPkg = Import-Csv .\sales.csv | Export-Excel $file -PassThru
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#We add script properties to the package so $xlPkg.Sheet1 is equivalent to $xlPkg.Workbook.WorkSheets["Sheet1"]
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$ws = $xlPkg.Sheet1
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#We can manipulate the cells ...
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$ws.Cells["E1"].Value = "TotalSold"
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$ws.Cells["F1"].Value = "Add 10%"
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#This is for illustration - there are more efficient ways to do this.
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2..($ws.Dimension.Rows) |
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ForEach-Object {
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$ws.Cells["E$_"].Formula = "=C$_+D$_"
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$ws.Cells["F$_"].Formula = "=E$_+(10%*(C$_+D$_))"
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}
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$ws.Cells.AutoFitColumns()
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#You can call close-ExcelPackage $xlPkg -show, but here we will do the ssteps explicitly
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$xlPkg.Save()
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$xlPkg.Dispose()
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Invoke-Item $file |