OK. Here is an example. I had to grab it using a phone - as the effect I wanted to show disappears on taking a screen shot.
So the idea of PopClip is you select text and up pops this nice little menu. I haven't customised it much on this machine but you can see the Yoink add on to the right.
What I'd love to see is something similar with Alfred - for select frequently-used actions. We'd need one marked "More" or similar, of course, to bring up the current dialog.
I just got into Universal Actions.
For me as a PopClip user the key advantage is Alfred's not caring HOW the selection got made.
There is one thing I like about PopClip and that is the rather compact context menu it has. Alfred doesn't have such a thing.
What I'd love to see is a context menu with a "More" button at the end of it. This context menu has a few (selected by the user) actions to invoke.
Thoughts?
Nice! If you want a solution that converts Markdown to PowerPoint, automating the conversion of SVG to PNG along the way you might try my [md2pptx](https://github.com/MartinPacker/md2pptx) tool.
In principle, though, a good HTML -> Markdown Converter would know when a fragment of HTML wasn't convertible and would leave as is, HTML being valid in Markdown.
This topic has gone off on a(n interesting) tangent. ?
As the OP has Excel I would say automating it would be the best way - if feasible. I’m not sure whether AppleScript automation can get the OP the whole way. I’m more concerned about driving Excel than I am about getting a list of files to work on.
Some of these other tools could be useful. I’ve yet to see evidence that Alfred has much of a role to play here; Somebody educate me if they think it does.
Yes. Hazel, for one, could watch a folder for XLS files and automate converting each one - perhaps with help from Keyboard Maestro. (Alfred, though very nice, isn’t the only Mac automation tool.)