Click Add activity below the Copy Range activity, then find the Format Cells activity in the search box at the top of the screen and click it.Select Transpose to indicate that you want to transpose the data at the destination (columns to rows and rows to columns).From the What to copy drop-down menu, select All.You have indicated that you want to paste the data to Sheet2 of the currency file starting with cell B1.
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We will then add a series of Excel activities to transpose the data, format the data as dates or numbers, and append the data to the worksheet with historical exchange rates. When we complete the wizard, two already configured activities will be added automatically to our project: a Use Application/Browser activity that indicates the web page and an Extract Table Data activity that extracts the data. We will then click Data Extraction in the StudioX ribbon to start a wizard that will help us extract the data from the website. We will create a project and start by adding a Use Excel File activity to indicate the Excel file to use. Because the format of the data extracted from the website is different from the one in our Excel spreadsheet, we must also edit the extracted data in Excel to apply the right format to it. We keep historical exchange rate data in an Excel spreadsheet and we want to add this data to it daily. In this tutorial, we will create an automation that extracts a table with today's exchange rates for the Euro against other currencies from the European Central Bank website.