chore: automated commit

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Allan Bowe 2021-10-09 16:43:26 +01:00
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@ -35,18 +35,18 @@ The backend SAS tables must still exist, but the column names do not need to app
To drive the behaviour, a new configuration table must be added to the control library - MPE_EXCEL_MAP. The columns are defined as follows:
* XLMAP_ID - a unique reference for the excel map
* XLMAP_LIB - the library of the target table for the data item or range
* XLMAP_DS - the target table for the data item or range
* XLMAP_COL - the target column for the data item or range
* XLMAP_SHEET - the sheet name in which to capture the data. Rules start with a forward slash (/). Example values:
* Sheet2 - an absolute reference
* /FIRST - the first tab in the workbook
* XLMAP_START - the rule used to find the top left of the range. Use "R1C1" notation to move the target. Example values:
* **XLMAP_ID** - a unique reference for the excel map
* **XLMAP_LIB** - the library of the target table for the data item or range
* **XLMAP_DS** - the target table for the data item or range
* **XLMAP_COL** - the target column for the data item or range
* **XLMAP_SHEET** - the sheet name in which to capture the data. Rules start with a forward slash (/). Example values:
* `Sheet2` - an absolute reference
* `/FIRST` - the first tab in the workbook
* **XLMAP_START** - the rule used to find the top left of the range. Use "R1C1" notation to move the target. Example values:
* `ABSOLUTE F4` - an absolute reference
* `MATCH P R0 C2 | My Test` - search column P for the string "My Test" then move 2 columns right
* `MATCH 7 R-2 C-1 | Top Banana` - search row 7 for the string "Top Banana" then move 2 rows up and 1 column left
* XLMAP_FINISH - The rule used to find the end of the range. Leave blank for individual cells. Example values:
* **XLMAP_FINISH** - The rule used to find the end of the range. Leave blank for individual cells. Example values:
* `BLANKROW` - search down until a blank row is found, then choose the row above it
* `LASTDOWN` - The last non blank cell below the start cell
* `RIGHT 3` - select 3 more cells to the right (4 selected in total)