Not in the same way as this. Store will only do CSV/tab delimeted etc. and only from tables in the load script, rather than the front end.

The best way to achieve this will be with Qlik Automations, for which you will need an Enterprise Cloud account to get access to these features. If you have to stay on premise then NPrinting is the way to go.

Thanks Steve, This is a great article and helped a lot.it was a silly mistake (copy paste) instead of // I had put /.

Next question would be is it possible to export a table object data from Qliksense too store data in Excel instead html and send the excel as attachment?

Hi Shrikant,
It sounds like this problem is due to the fact that the article was written some time ago for QlikView and you are running it in Sense. For Client Managed Sense the approach is very similar, but where you are writing to files with STORE you need to change it to reference a library, which will begin with LIB://. Qlik Web Connectors still refers to the filesystem using local paths (e.g. c:\temp\), but you need to set up a library pointing to the same folder.
Hope that makes sense?
Steve

I am getting error as
The following error occurred: This statement only works with lib:// paths in this script mode

I get test mail via web connector. I also tried same URL from the connector but still same error

Hi Jaya,
I saw your post on Qlik Community, here: https://community.qlik.com/t5/New-to-Qlik-Sense/Qlik-Sense-Failed-Task-Email-notification/m-p/1969095#M212098 and will respond on that thread. Thanks.

Can you Please help me i this
I am trying to get more then one task failure notification but i am getting only one can you pleas help me to get more then one task failure
getting this now

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want to get the 2nd table as well
using below code

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Please help

Thanks

Jaya Sharma

Hi. Yes, using Qlik Web Connectors. Attachments are done in almost exactly the same way as using HTML as the body of your email. You ensure that the file you want to attach is in a folder that QWC can see and then add &fileAttachment1=$(vAtt1Enc) to the URL, where vAtt1Enc is an encoded variable giving the path to the file. Hope that gives you what you need to get it working. Give a shout back if not.

Is there any way to send a file as an attachment with the connector (QlikView or Sense)?

Thanks!

The most likely issue is that permission isn’t granted on the folder in QWC deploy.config. Copying the URL that is sent to QWC and pasting it into a browser on the QWC server is the best way of getting debug information. Hope that you get this working soon!