Hi All.
I have written a script that will do the following.
Export data to 2 csv files.
Combine the csv files onto a single excel workbook.
Password protect the files and save the file onto C:\file.
Now I want to change the script such that it runs within an azure setup, running the code from a pipeline as opposed to my local machine, the excel file should also be saved on an azure storage account.
$csvFilePath = "D:\extract\A.csv" $excelFilePath = "D:\extract\B.xls" $csvFilePath2 = "D:\extract\C.csv" $results | export-csv $csvFilePath -NoTypeInformation -Force $results2 | export-csv $csvFilePath2 -NoTypeInformation -Force $filepath='D:\extract\*' $excelfile = "D:\extract\Extract_ $(get-date -format ddMMyyyy).xls" function Add-Worksheet{ Param( $filepath ) Try{ Write-Host $_.Fullname -ForegroundColor green $ws=$wb.Sheets.Add($mv,$mv,$mv,$filepath) $ws.Cells.EntireColumn.AutoFit() } Catch{ Write-Host "File cannot be loaded: $filepath" -ForegroundColor red } } $mv=[System.Reflection.Missing]::Value $Excel = New-Object -Com Excel.Application $Excel.visible=$false $wb=$Excel.Workbooks.Add() Get-ChildItem $filepath -Include *.csv | Sort-Object Name -desc| ForEach-Object{ Add-Worksheet $_.Fullname } $wb.Worksheets.Item('Sheet1').Delete() $xlExcel8 = 56 $Excel.DisplayAlerts = $false; $wb.SaveAs($excelfile,$xlExcel8,"password") $wb.Close() $excel.quit() $excel = $null $Attach += $excelFilePath $Attach +=$csvFilePath #Delete the old csv files. Get-ChildItem $filepath -include *.csv -Recurse | Remove-Item