How to Save Excel file to SharePoint using Office Excel-add-ins - excel-addins

I want to store excel file from office-add-ins to SharePoint Online, I am able to store file using rest API but I didn't got data inside the file, i tried this solution https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/word/get-the-whole-document-from-an-add-in-for-word

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Office Web Addin - Open or save or load document from specfic location

I'm working on an Office word web add-in (not VSTO). I have opened a new / existing document from the current system or from a Sharepoint document library and side-loaded my taskpane addin and ribbon menu. Using a ribbon menu control, I should open a document from a sharepoint document library for editing and saving to some other location in Sharepoint. Is it possible in office.js?
Shall I open the document using Javascript API (office.js)?
If Point 1 is possible then can I open document from Sharepoint or one drive?
Can I save document using office.js to specific location?
Did you tried:
using the graph API to access the files you need out of One Drive.
use the context.application.createDocument().open() API to open the file in Word.
Finally, after user updates, use the getFileAsync() method to get the base64 encoded docx and upload it back to one drive or wherever you need to?

MSGraph edit Excel in Swift

Is it possible to edit Excel files using the msgraph api?
I have read the documentation with how you use workbook. But how can you send that input from Swift?

can we create a twbx file from twb file - Tableau

I am trying to get a twbx file from twb file from commandline(tabcmd).
I have tried http://community.tableau.com/thread/135045.
The problem with the above mentioned site is that it requires data extract(.tde) file to be uploaded and this .tde file cannot be generated by using tabcmd.
How can i complete the above mentioned task using tabcmd.
OR is there any better way to transform twb -> twbx file.
It's not clear from your description, so I'll have to cover both scenarios:
If your workbook was published with an extracted data source (an "embedded" data source), then it is possible to download a packaged workbook using tabcmd.
If your workbook is using a published extract data source, then downloading the workbook with tabcmd (or any other means) will not automatically download the published extract. Even if you were to download the data source XML file, you still wouldn't have the extract - getting the extract itself would require opening the data source in Tableau Desktop, logging on to Tableau Server and then creating a local copy
Since it's likely that you're dealing with scenario 2, then I would suggest that you contact Tableau Support as they can file a feature/enhancement request for you

Dropbox API integration with Microsoft Mail Merge

I am trying to pass values to be shown in fields inserted in Microsoft Word documents or be an overlay (what is the correct word). Can it be done?
You can't selectively modify portions of a file on Dropbox remotely using the API, if that's what you mean. The API only allows you to upload new entire new versions. So you can download the file, modify it as desired, and upload the new version

MS Word files manipulation in ColdFusion 10/11

I am working on a small project where I have to read more than 100 MS Word files and loop through each file and update their headers and footers. I want to accomplish this task in ColdFusion 10/11.
Is there any way I can get this done in ColdFusion?
RIA Forge has a tool called
http://docxextractor.riaforge.org/
Which pulls data from docx files. It does not create docx files however
Disclaimer: I wrote this
The <cfdirectory> tag can be used to work with files in a directory, for example getting a list to process using <cfloop>.
ColdFusion does have some support for MS Office files. What you're trying to do can be done for an Excel spreadsheet, reading the file with <cfspreadsheet> and then using functions such as SpreadsheetSetFooter(), before writing the file.
However, there are no comparable functions for Word files!
Adobe ColdFusion documentation