This simple example opens XPE, then export results into a text power report using the Visual Basic scripting language.
Dim XPE As Workbook
XPEfilename = "C:\\Power\\7_Series_XPE_13_1.xls"
On Error Resume Next
Set XPE = Workbooks(XPEfilename)
' Opening XPE
On Error GoTo 0
If (XPE Is Nothing) Then
Set XPE = Application.Workbooks.Open(XPEfilename, UpdateLinks:=vbFalse,
ReadOnly:=vbTrue)
If XPE Is Nothing Then ' Open failed
MsgBox ("XPE Open Failed: " & XPEfilename & "Err=" & Err)
Exit Function
End If
End If
' Set Vccint voltage
XPE.Sheets("Summary").Range("VCCINT").Value = myVccint
TotalPower = XPE.Sheets("Summary").Range("TOTAL_POWER").Value
' Export XPE results into a text power report
XPESub = "'" & XPE.Name & "'!" & "ThisWorkBook.GeneratePowerReportFile"
Application.Run(XPESub, FileName)