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Excel Mass Replacer 1.1.2

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@github-actions github-actions released this 05 Oct 00:29

Which file do I download?

👉 ExcelMassReplacer-App.exe — this one

Almost everybody wants this file. Download it, double-click it,
and a window opens. No Python, no installation, no Microsoft Excel.
Everything it needs is already inside the file.

ExcelMassReplacer-CommandLine.exe — only if you type commands

The same tool with no window, driven by typed commands instead.
Useful for scheduling or scripting. If that does not sound like
something you want, ignore this file.

Source code (zip) and (tar.gz)

Added automatically by GitHub. These are not the app — they are
the programming files. You do not need them to use the tool.


The first time you run it

Windows will say "Windows protected your PC". That is because
the file is not code-signed, not because anything is wrong with it.
Click More info, then Run anyway. You are only asked once.

Both executables were built from this exact commit by GitHub
Actions, and run against a real .xlsx and a real .xls file to
confirm they work before this release was published.

Full Changelog: v1.1.1...v1.1.2

Excel Mass Replacer 1.1.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 02 Oct 03:41

Which file do I download?

👉 ExcelMassReplacer-App.exe — this one

Almost everybody wants this file. Download it, double-click it,
and a window opens. No Python, no installation, no Microsoft Excel.
Everything it needs is already inside the file.

ExcelMassReplacer-CommandLine.exe — only if you type commands

The same tool with no window, driven by typed commands instead.
Useful for scheduling or scripting. If that does not sound like
something you want, ignore this file.

Source code (zip) and (tar.gz)

Added automatically by GitHub. These are not the app — they are
the programming files. You do not need them to use the tool.


The first time you run it

Windows will say "Windows protected your PC". That is because
the file is not code-signed, not because anything is wrong with it.
Click More info, then Run anyway. You are only asked once.

Both executables were built from this exact commit by GitHub
Actions, and run against a real .xlsx and a real .xls file to
confirm they work before this release was published.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/kelvianlab/Excel-Mass-Replacer/commits/v1.1.1