Applescript to copy cells from excel and paste into numbers

Question

Hi  community!  I find myself needing your assistance once again.  I'm new to applescript and it's my first scripting language.  I'm trying to create a script that will copy a block of cells in an excel spreadsheet with multiple sheets and paste that info  (preferably with a keystroke) into a numbers template.  I've written a successful script to activate Excel, go to the sheet with the info, copy it, then open a Numbers template from My Templates.  The problem I can't solve on my own is how to select the right cell on the right table on the right sheet and Paste and Match Style.
Some helpful info:
-I've changed my [Command+V] keystroke in Numbers to "Paste and Match Style" because this is a very common action for me
-The Numbers template is pretty big, but does open on the correct sheet for the paste
Here's what I have so far: (sorry for the center justification, but it wasn't displaying correctly)
tell application "Microsoft Excel"
  activate
  set myActiveWook to "OG3.9.xls"
  select worksheet "Blank1"
  select range "E8:E32" of worksheet "Blank1"
  tell application "System Events" to keystroke "c" using command down
  tell application "Microsoft Excel"
  select worksheet "Inputs"
  end tell
  tell application "Numbers"
  activate
  set the templatenames to the name of every template
  set thistemplatename to "PQ10a" as string
  make new document with properties ¬
  {document template:template "PQ10a"}
  end tell
end tell
From here I was trying this, but couldn't get it to work.  it would paste the data the first time into the script editor, then in the middle of the template if run a second time. 
tell application "Numbers"
  activate
  set the templatenames to the name of every template
  set thistemplatename to "PQ10a" as string
  make new document with properties ¬
  {document template:template "PQ10a"}
  tell table "10" of sheet "INPUTS" of document 1
  set selectrange to cell "B2"
  tell application "System Events" to keystroke "v" using command down
  end tell
end tell
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Thank you in advance for your help. 
Ash

Answer 1

Hey Priya,
The best way to do this would be by utilising the Excel Import Wizard. These help files provide a thorough explanation into their use: 
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/370859J-01/gfsexcel/gfsexcel/dlgexcimp1_dialog/
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/370859J-01/gfsexcel/gfsexcel/dlgexcimp2_dialog/
If you're interested in doing this programatically, this knowledge base article goes through that as well:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/C9423530C340B77386256F5E0048F369?OpenDocument
Kind Regards,
Shalimar Ali
Applications Engineering Intern