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  1. Hi Chris, Thanks for the quick reply, at the moment I just extended the script (see attachment) but have 2 questions / errros (red borders on picture) 1) How can I filter on the Updated At date using spy.workbooks.search? 2) How can I get the id, name, type and .. of each workbook? Current code returns the error: TypeError: string indices must be integers I notice that the Spy.Search only displays the results of my workbooks. How can I do a search about all workbooks in Seeq? (I'm already an administrator on our Seeq Server)
  2. Hi I would like to export a list of all the workbooks where the name starts with "Analysis" but I still got an error.. Can someone help me with the following code: import pandas as pd from seeq import spy import datetime import csv ############################ ### PARAMETERS TO CONFIG ### ############################ seeq_server_url = '' #Seeq Access Key key = '' pw = '' ############################ # Spy Login spy.login(url=seeq_server_url, access_key=key, password=pw,ignore_ssl_errors=True) workbooks = spy.workbooks.search({ 'Name': 'Analysis *' }) for workbook in workbooks: print(workbook.Name)
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