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| - | ====== WSheet Rename | + | {{indexmenu_n> |
| + | ====== WSheet Rename ====== | ||
| - | You can rename used worksheets on the fly with the following parameters: | + | This step is only applicable for target worksheets. |
| - | * Djeeni name: this name identifies | + | * **Worksheet: |
| - | * The new Excel name of the worksheet: According to the MS Excel naming | + | * **New Excel name:** the new Excel name of the worksheet. Follow |
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| - | Example: The process gets an input workbook with one worksheet whose name is undetermined. For standardisation purposes this worksheet is renamed to ‘Input’. | ||
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| - | WSheet Use | ||
| - | Djeeni name:=Input | ||
| - | Worksheet name in Excel:=1 | ||
| - | WSheet Rename | ||
| - | Djeeni name:=Input | ||
| - | New name in Excel: | ||