Importing Microsoft Excel as Job in Workspace...

Hi,
I have few excel reports which I retrieve from ASO cube using excel-addin. I have automated the retrieval through macros.
I want a job which can import these retrieved excels into workspace automatically every month. Is it feasible ? or is there any other way to achieve it ?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Thanks...

You can import Excel files as tables into ID with almost all formatting intact. You cannot however place charts, such as pie and bar graphs.
You can link to the Excel file by specifying that in your preferences but you will not be able to apply formatting in ID and have it stick when you update the file unless you use table and cell styles.
Bob

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Hi S Kumar Dubey,
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Hi,
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If I open it via the "Export to Microsoft Excel" menu two 32bit excel processes are started. I believe one is for the New Web Query and another one for the Excel itself ..
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Jordan

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