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| If the auto upload does not run correctly as a scheduled task, we recommend you test using the Auto Upload Test file. For more information see [[Test the scheduled task using the Auto Upload Test file]]. | | If the auto upload does not run correctly as a scheduled task, we recommend you test using the Auto Upload Test file. For more information see [[Test the scheduled task using the Auto Upload Test file]]. |
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| == If Excel does not Start ==
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| You can test this by checking the Task Manager. When the schedule task triggers a new Excel process should run the back ground. If you don't see this process then it has not started.
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| It may be because the association between .xls files and Excel is not working
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| Try appending the Excel.exe path to the Scheduled Task > Action > Program/.script: field before the AutoUpload.xls path. Separate the two paths with a space.
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| == If Excel Opens but does not run ==
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| You can test for this by opening Windows Task Manager and monitoring the Excel Process. If it starts but has no CPU usage then its not running.
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| # Ensure macro warnings are not not preventing Excel from Running. Run the auto upload manually and enable macros in this app to run.
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| # The existing user may not have permissions to run scheduled tasks in the back ground. Try creating a new Local User and setting up auto upload in that session
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| # Set the Task to '''Run only when user is logged on'''
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| == Configure the Auto Upload Scheduled Task to terminate after a set number of hours == | | == Configure the Auto Upload Scheduled Task to terminate after a set number of hours == |