OneDrive Path

[jaymegordo]

Mac Catalina
0.17.1, Office 365, Python 3.8

Describe your issue (incl. Traceback!)

(Similar to #1069 and #215)
When the excel file is saved in OneDrive, ThisWorkbook.FullPath returns a UNC path like:
https://d.docs.live.net/4ffb1cf57289ab33/myproject
instead of:
/users/john/onedrive/myproject

Side issue - the VBA function ToPosixPath() swaps the / and : and converts this to: /https/::d.docs.live.net:4ffb1cf57289ab33:myproject

Even if the OneDrive path was converted correctly it still wouldn't work though, which is the real issue.

This seems to have been resolved for windows (as per #215), but not mac yet?

Not a major issue, can just hard code the path for now, but wanted to raise it just in case anyone else has same issue or knows a fix.

[fzumstein]

yes, the fix was only for windows...

[fzumstein]

Actually, I hear it may not have been solved on Windows neither (may have only been the SharePoint version).

[GregSal]

I am using xlwings V0.18.0. I was not having any issues until Windows 10 updates (KB4551762 & KB4541338) were applied this week.
It appears that these updates have broken the fix. I am able to get it working by switching from OneDrive to DropBox. Based on other spreadsheet link behaviour, this appears to be Windows Bug not an xlwings bug because it is complaining about links between spreadsheets as well. I haven't tried rolling back the update yet, because I can do that at home but not at work.

[fzumstein]

What issue do you see exactly?

[GregSal]

I am really having trouble pinning down the issue. The error I get reads as follows: ``` File "C:\Users\Greg\OneDrive - Queen's University\Python\Projects\Utilities\spreadsheet_tools.py", line 109, in open_book data_book = exel_app.books.open(str(file_name)) File "C:\Users\Greg\anaconda3\envs\Standard\lib\site-packages\xlwings\main.py", line 2884, in open if not os.path.samefile(impl.fullname, fullname): File "C:\Users\Greg\anaconda3\envs\Standard\lib\genericpath.py", line 100, in samefile s1 = os.stat(f1) OSError: [WinError 123] The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect: 'https://queensuca-my.sharepoint.com/personal/gs13_queensu_ca/Documents/Work/Plan Checking tools/DVH/Constraints <https://queensuca-my.sharepoint.com/personal/gs13_queensu_ca/Documents/Work/Plan%20Checking%20tools/DVH/Constraints> Table Entry Form.xlsx' The thread 'MainThread' (0x1) has exited with code 0 (0x0). The program 'pythonw.exe' has exited with code 0 (0x0). ``` I moved the script and excel file (but not the imported module) to dropbox and it worked. I set a breakpoint just before the line: data_book = exel_app.books.open(str(file_name)) and did the following:

>> file_name

WindowsPath("C:/Users/Greg/OneDrive - Queen's University/Work/Plan Checking tools/DVH/Constraints Table Entry Form.xlsx")

>> path = Path(r"C:\Users\Greg\OneDrive - Queen's University\Work\Plan

Checking tools\DVH\Constraints Table Entry Form.xlsx")

>> data_book = exel_app.books.open(str(path))

The file opened with no issue. However, when I ran the line:

>> data_book = exel_app.books.open(str(file_name))

The application crashed with the error given above. So far I have not been able to identify the issue. Greg Salomons

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[fzumstein]

Looks like there are some cases where it still breaks. Can you try to use xw.Book() instead of xw.books.open() and see if that works?

[fzumstein]

Actually, you'd need to have the spreadsheet open first (just for testing).

[Coemgenus]

Hello,

I have the same issue since the last Windows Update this week.

It works perfectly fine outside OneDrive, but as soon as i'm using oneDrive files, xlwings addin doesn't work properly and cannot recognize my folder path.

For exemple the Addin "Run Main" button is not working because it can't find the proper module name in its path.

I'm working outside onedrive waiting for a fix.

Take care of you

[fzumstein]

Can you add the folder of where your module is to the PYTHONPATH in the addin? let me know if that works then

[Coemgenus]

Yes, this is working when i add the folder in the PYTHONPATH.

This is a good temporary fix, i'll be able to sync my data with onedrive.

Thankyou