Hello everbody, sorry i am french.
I would like to launch UVNC with VBA code and used cell value EXCEL for hostname.
Thanks for answer
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UVNC VBA EXCEL
Re: UVNC VBA EXCEL
using vba to launch vncviewer is solving one problem with another problem
just copy hostname list(assume it is one line by one line) to clipboard then in command prompt,
pclip | xargs --max-lines=1 drive:\path\to\vncviewer.exe -your-vnc-params-here
or create bat, using python, autohotkey something else
hope it helps
just copy hostname list(assume it is one line by one line) to clipboard then in command prompt,
pclip | xargs --max-lines=1 drive:\path\to\vncviewer.exe -your-vnc-params-here
or create bat, using python, autohotkey something else
hope it helps