Once the extraction step is complete, this operation allows you to automatically import all the values for your modified properties from your Excel file.








In the example below, the "Author" property is populated for all documents:



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  • File Locations



Once the Excel file has been modified, you can retrieve it by clicking on the




  • Formatting the Data in the File



Excel Sheet Name: If your Excel file contains multiple sheets, you can select the desired sheet for the operation from the drop-down menu


Name of the column containing the file identifiers: You can specify the column that indicates the path to the files. By default, it is named "FileName."


Processing Order: This option allows you to choose whether you want to scan for changes in the Excel file and thus edit or open only the documents that have changes (saving time), or whether you want to scan all documents, even those without changes.


"Date" Column Names: Use this to specify the columns you want to insert as "Date" type columns






  • Configuration Options



You can apply:

- properties for a configuration defined in Excel. Select the corresponding column from the drop-down menu. In most cases, the default is ConfigName

- properties specific to the document only

- the document properties and all settings





  • Result



Clicking the "Apply" button starts the import of the properties.




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