If Xbench has crashed in the in the background would it still is CPU?
I am trying to export QA results to Excel
It is a big TMX and I am running a QA against is with a large keyterm list.
The progress bar was at about 60% when I went to bed and now it has been at around 99% for the last 4 hours.
I don’t mind leaving it running all weekend if I have to but worry I am wasting time if it has crashed in the background and not doing anything
Actually, I find out what the problem was. Xbench or Excel launched a compatibility issue window in the back but it wasn’t visible to me.
I right clicked the Windows task bar and “Cascade Windows” and was then able to accept the compatibility issue and the file was created.
If you have a huge report that you need in Excel, one workaround to speed up the process could be the following:
- Export the QA report to HTML.
- Open the HTML report in Excel.
- Save the file in Excel as .xlsx
This way you avoid the Excel automation, which is slow (and more prone to issues like the one you faced),
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