Felix Zumstein

I don't have experience with the task scheduler, but generally speaking, Excel wasn't made for unattended automation, so these kind of errors aren't really surprising. Mostly selecting/activating objects and using...

I guess it's *now* a known issue: looks like we currently don't allow to mix ranges with tuples as args. Use the same type for both args as workaround. Note...

The logic to ignore these lines is probably too simple right now. Would you be able to share an example workbook that exposes this issue?

Right, currently it just cuts off a hardcoded number of lines (I don't really use Forms), so will have to improve this. Thanks for reporting!

On macOS, open the VBA editor via `Alt-F11`, then go to `Tools`> `References...` and add a reference to xlwings

These are yaml anchors, see: https://medium.com/@kinghuang/docker-compose-anchors-aliases-extensions-a1e4105d70bd `*envfile` takes over the values that are defined above as `&envfile`

```python from xlwings.utils import col_name ```

That's a raw Excel error message. Try to restart everything or see if you find a solution for `Undo method of Application class failed` somewhere on the internet/chatgpt.

Note that appscript uses current date if only time is given

Excel to Python returns a float in any case, not a datetime object.