What are the differences between the Workbook Write Range and Excel Application Integration Write Range activities in writing a DataTable to an Excel file?
A.
(Excel) Write Datatable to Excel activity only works in the background.
(Workbook) Write Range activity requires that the file is not opened by the user before running.
B.
(Excel) Write Datatable to Excel activity only works in the foreground, visible to the user.
(Workbook) Write Range activity only works in the background.
C.
(Excel) Write Datatable to Excel activity will create the file in the WorkbookPath property if it does not exist.
(Workbook) Write Range activity can only be used when Excel is installed.
D.
(Excel) Write Datatable to Excel activity will execute correctly even if the file is opened by the user before running.
(Workbook) Write Range activity will create the file in the WorkbookPath property if it does not exist.
The difference between "Workbook Write Range" and "Excel Application Integration Write Range" activities is that the "Excel Application Integration Write Range" (also known as "Excel Write Range") activity can execute correctly even if the Excel file is already opened by the user before running. It interacts with Excel as an application, making it visible and allowing for interaction with the Excel interface. On the other hand, the "Workbook Write Range" activity works in the background, does not require Excel to be installed, and will create the Excel file in the specified path if it does not exist. So, the correct answer is D.
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