Nitro-CELL Batch Worksheets

Overview

This video explains Nitro-CELL Batch Worksheets, which allow engineers to run a series of execution worksheets in a defined sequence as a single batch operation. Instead of manually triggering each execution worksheet one at a time, a batch worksheet lists multiple execution worksheets and processes them consecutively. This is particularly useful for complex automation workflows that span multiple stages — such as opening models, setting parameters, saving, and exporting — where each stage is defined in its own execution worksheet. The video demonstrates how to configure a batch worksheet, specify the execution order, and handle dependencies between steps. Batch processing significantly reduces manual intervention and enables end-to-end automation of multi-step Creo workflows.

Key Steps

1. Create a batch worksheet listing the execution worksheets to run in order
2. Specify the sequence and any conditional logic between execution steps
3. Ensure all referenced execution and data worksheets are properly configured
4. Run the batch worksheet to execute all listed worksheets sequentially
5. Review the batch results to confirm all steps completed successfully

Tips

• Use batch worksheets for multi-stage workflows that involve several distinct operations
• Test each execution worksheet individually before combining them into a batch
• Monitor the batch log for any failures that may affect downstream execution steps