Indesign Script for placing excel-file

Question

Hi all, I'm new to Indesign Scripting, and I'm hoping someone can help me with the following code:
All I want to do is:
open indesign file
open excel file
place excelfile as a table (with flow enabled)
save document & export as PDF
Thanks!
//Define file to open
var myDocumentFile = new File("/d/Projecten/Indesign Server/document.indd");
//Define file to save
//var mySaveFile = new File("/d/Projecten/Indesign Server/document_save.indd");
//Define file to export
var exportPDF = new File("/d/Projecten/Indesign Server/document_save.pdf");
//Open xls-file to place as table
var myExcelFile = new File ("/d/Projecten/Indesign Server/products.xls");
var result = "";
if(!myDocumentFile.exists) {
    result = "Unable to find DOCUMENT:  " + myDocumentFile.path;
    $.writeln(result);
    exit();
} else if(!myExcelFile.exists) {
    result = "Unable to find EXCEL:  " + myDocumentFile.path;
    $.writeln(result);
    exit();
} else {
    // Open file
    var myDocument = app.open(myDocumentFile);
    with(app.documents.item(0).pages.item(0)){
        myTarget = textFrames.item("tabel");
    var myPage = myDocument.pages.item(0);
    //Set excel placement properties
    setXLimportPrefs();
    // Place Excel file
       try {
             $.writeln("Place Excel file");
            //HELP!! HOW TO PLACE EXCEL FILE?
            //myTextFrame.place(myFile);
        catch (e) {
             $.writeln("Place Excel file "  + e + " " + app.excelImportPreferences.errorCode);
            myDocument.close();
            exit();
    if(!exportPDF.parent.exists && !exportPDF.parent.create()) {
        result = "Not exported.  Unable to create the folder:  " + exportPDF.parent.fullName;
        $.writeln(result);
    } else {
        app.documents.item(0).exportFile(ExportFormat.pdfType, exportPDF, app.pdfExportPresets.item("[Press Quality]"));
    myDocument.exportFile(ExportFormat.PDF_TYPE,exportPDF);
    myDocument.close();
function setXLimportPrefs(){    $.writeln("setXLimportPrefs()");
        with(app.excelImportPreferences){
            //alignmentStyle property can be:
            //AlignmentStyleOptions.centerAlign
            //AlignmentStyleOptions.leftAlign
            //AlignmentStyleOptions.rightAlign
            //AlignmentStyleOptions.spreadsheet
            alignmentStyle = AlignmentStyleOptions.spreadsheet;
            decimalPlaces = 4;
            preserveGraphics = true;
            //Enter the range you want to import as "start cell:end cell".
            rangeName = "A1:B16";
            sheetIndex = 1;
            sheetName = "Appetizers";
            showHiddenCells = false;
            //tableFormatting property can be:
            //TableFormattingOptions.excelFormattedTable
            //TableFormattingOptions.excelUnformattedTabbedText
            //TableFormattingOptions.excelUnformattedTable
            tableFormatting = TableFormattingOptions.excelFormattedTable;
            useTypographersQuotes = true;
            viewName = "";
result;

Answer 1

"I just loaded a table into a text frame but it still contains nothing". I wonder how I'd check that, actually.
@Jongware:
To prevent this situation you could set the max. allowed cell height below your min. text frame height.
If this is not applicable, because in some situations you cannot know the usable text frame height beforehand, you can iterate through all your set rows and check if the parentTextFrames[0].parentPage.name property of the first insertionPoint of its first cell is defined. If it's undefined and your last text frames parentPage.name is not equal to the last defined parentPage.name of your check your table will remain overset.
Thinking about that method I must admit, that you can get a false positive, if a text wrap object on an applied master page comes into play…
So no, I see no fail-safe check for this situation.
Uwe