Learn to automate Excel with Office Scripts and Power Automate using TypeScript to streamline workflows, manage data programmatically, and integrate modern scripting with Microsoft 365 for efficient business productivity.
Key Features
- Comprehensive guide to Excel automation using Office Scripts, TypeScript, and Power Automate
- Step-by-step coverage of scripting logic, data handling, and integration with Microsoft 365 tools
- Practical coding examples that simplify complex Excel tasks for real-world business applications
Book Description
This book guides readers through the fundamentals of automating Excel using Office Scripts, TypeScript, and Power Automate. It starts by introducing scripting basics and gradually explores how to manipulate Excel data, tables, and charts programmatically. The progression from core coding concepts to applied automation ensures clarity for those new to scripting.
Readers will gain confidence in building scripts that handle repetitive Excel tasks, automate workflows through Power Automate, and apply programming logic to optimize efficiency. Each chapter introduces practical examples and progressively builds toward creating complete automation pipelines that connect data manipulation, visualization, and workflow execution.
By the end, readers will be equipped to design intelligent automation routines that blend Excel’s familiar interface with the flexibility of TypeScript, enabling smarter, faster, and more efficient business operations across the Microsoft 365 environment.
What you will learn
- Automate Excel tasks efficiently using Office Scripts and flows
- Build reusable TypeScript functions for Excel data automation
- Manipulate ranges, tables, and charts through dynamic scripts
- Integrate Excel automations seamlessly with Power Automate
- Create visual dashboards and reports using script-driven charts
- Enhance productivity with advanced scripting and data handling
Who this book is for
This book is ideal for Excel users, data professionals, and automation enthusiasts who want to integrate scripting into their workflow. Readers should have a working knowledge of Excel and basic programming familiarity. A general understanding of JavaScript or TypeScript will help but is not mandatory.
