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Command line - Documentation update: Special Process 101 (Copy Sheet Data). If /8 is left blank the data is copied to the same range as specified by /5 sSpecifiedRangeToCopyFrom. Previously, it was written the data would be copied to cell A1.

Bug Fix/Enhancement: Special Process 101 (Copy Sheet Data) and Special Process 112 (Clear Cell Contents) now handle ranges with wild cards much better. Multiple ranges can now be specified each with or without a wild card.
Range parameters accept wildcard suffixes that resolve to the appropriate last row at the time the process runs. This avoids having to compute or hardcode the size of your data.
The single-asterisk form B2:B* finds the last non-empty cell in column B by scanning upward from the bottom of the column. Use this when you want exactly the data in column B, regardless of what other columns contain.
The double-asterisk form B2:B** instead uses the sheet's overall used area to determine the end row, then restricts the range to column B. Use this when you are copying column B alongside other columns and need the row counts to align — for example, when column D has data through row 100 but column B only has data through row 50, B2:B** will still return through row 100.
The bare-asterisk form B2:* expands to the worksheet's last used cell, which may include columns to the right of the start. The result could be something like B2:D50 if D is the rightmost used column and 50 is the last used row.
Comma-separated lists are supported and each entry is expanded independently. B2:B*,G2:G* is two ranges, evaluated separately, with no interaction between them.
If the column on the right side of the wildcard differs from the start column (for example, B2:D*), the bottom row is taken from the wildcard column (D), and the resulting range spans from B through D.
If a column referenced by B* or B** is empty below the start row, the result collapses to the start cell alone (for example, B2:B* with an empty column B becomes just B2).

Several bugs killed in the newly added feature: Enable Privacy Mode

Several bugs killed in the newly added feature: Enable Privacy Mode

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Enhancement: Special Process 110 (Transpose all of the cell contents). Users can now specify multiple sheets.

Enhancement: Special Process 118 (Delete empty rows from sheet). Users can now specify multiple sheets.
This is especially useful when users are not sure how many sheets of data a workbook will have.