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Copying xls files into icloud based treasury system


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Hi AutoIt Community,

 

I would like to automate a task, copying excel files from my C drive to a Treasury System (Wallstreet/Citifinancials). First, I need to log in, then copy the files into the treasury system that has a similar folder structure to Windows Explorer (see attached). Is this something can be automated? Many thanks.

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Hi JLogan3o13, can you please navigate me to some basic functions/examples (similar scripts) that I can use to write the script? Lets assume the files sit on my C drive.

Steps #1: need to go to a specific https site

Step2 #1: enter login and password (citrix receiver is running on the pc)

Step#3: after log in, choose an icon on the screen, to see the above file structure (or even open folders on the tree)

Step#4: copy 4 files from the C drive to 4 specific folder under EnergyAustralia-share ( one of them is: Automated Services >Live >CBS Rates> Default - this is the path) 

 

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@Viktoria you will find that the forum has a wonderful search function, you can also use Google. As a third option, you can search the online help file. If it is a straight copy to or from a website, a simple search of "http" under the functions section yields the functions that deal with internet traffic (InetGet, etc.). As it appears you're dealing with Citrix, a quick search of that reveals almost 600 results dealing with people automating Citrix. I would suggest reading through at least some of these to see if they generate any ideas similar to what you are trying to do.

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