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Microsoft 365 Excel - Upload Data to Workbook from Shipyard

Overview​

This blueprint is used to upload data from Shipyard to a new or exisitng file. Once the data is loaded to the Excel workbook, it will reside in a single sheet called Sheet1.

Note: Any existing files with the same name will be overwritten.

The file type must be either a CSV or an XLSX.

Additionally, this blueprint cannot be used to upload an excel sheet on your local machine.

Variables​

NameReferenceTypeRequiredDefaultOptionsDescription
Client IDEXCEL_CLIENT_IDPasswordβœ…--The Client ID of the app created in Azure
Client SecretEXCEL_CLIENT_SECRETPasswordβœ…--The secret value of the app created in Azure
TenantEXCEL_TENANTPasswordβœ…--The ID of the tenant associated with the app
User EmailEXCEL_USER_EMAILAlphanumericβœ…--The email address of the user to impersonate
Shipyard Folder NameEXCEL_LOCAL_FOLDER_NAMEAlphanumericβž–--The optional directory in Shipyard where the file resides
Shipyard File NameEXCEL_SRC_FILE_NAMEAlphanumericβœ…--The name of the file to load to Excel (must be either a csv or xlsx file)
OneDrive File NameEXCEL_ONEDRIVE_FILE_NAMEAlphanumericβž–--The name of the file once loaded to OneDrive. If omitted, the original file name will be used
OneDrive FolderEXCEL_ONEDRIVE_FOLDERAlphanumericβž–--The optional folder name of where to save the Excel workbook in OneDrive. If omitted, the file will be saved in the root

YAML​

Below is the YAML template for this Blueprint and can be used in the Fleet YAML Editor.

source:
blueprint: Microsoft 365 Excel - Upload Data to Workbook from Shipyard
inputs:
EXCEL_CLIENT_ID: null ## REQUIRED
EXCEL_CLIENT_SECRET: null ## REQUIRED
EXCEL_TENANT: null ## REQUIRED
EXCEL_USER_EMAIL: null ## REQUIRED
EXCEL_LOCAL_FOLDER_NAME: null
EXCEL_SRC_FILE_NAME: null ## REQUIRED
EXCEL_ONEDRIVE_FILE_NAME: null
EXCEL_ONEDRIVE_FOLDER: null
type: BLUEPRINT
guardrails:
retry_count: 1
retry_wait: 0h0m0s
runtime_cutoff: 1h0m0s
exclude_exit_code_ranges:
- '180'
- '181'
- '182'
- '183'
- '184'
- '200'
- '202'
- '203'
- '249'