This is working for me. There are 12 arguments you need to pass to the saveAs method. Fill each unspecified arguments with type::Missing.
This is working for me. There are 12 arguments you need to pass to the saveAs method. Fill each unspecified arguments with type::Missing $xlHtml = 44 $missing = type::Missing $xl = New-Object -ComObject Excel.
Application $xl. Visible = $true $wb = $xl.Workbooks. Open('d:\book1.
Xlsx') $xl.ActiveWorkbook. SaveAs('d:book1. Html',$xlHtml,$missing,$missing,$missing,$missing,$missing,$missing,$missing,$missing,$missing,$missing) $xl.Quit().
However I wrote something similat – MichaÅ‚ Mokrzycki Aug 7 at 13:25 1 You're right, for some reason I missed the working example part. I guess the your first attempt doesn't work because you didn't specify which sheet to save and that "Excel.XlFileFormat. XlHtml" is not resolved to the correct value.
– Shay Levy Aug 7 at 14:40.
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