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text into a file. If the file already exists, the pre-existing text is overwritten. If the file does not exist, it is created. (* for Mandatory) In the body of activity File name (String)* - The path

[Input] text to the file specified in [File Name]. If file don’t exists, will create file [FileName

Write Text File

Write Text File

. Core.Activities.WriteTextFile == **Description** == This activity allows you to write the specified text into a file. If the file already exists, the pre-existing text is overwritten. If the file does not exist, it is created

in [File Name]. If file don’t exists, will create file [FileName]. If file have value, Overwrite [input

as a new file. This only can be used in Excel Application Scope Activity. (* for mandatory) In the body of activity File Path (String)* - Input the full path of the file or click “…” button to choose an existed

or click “…” button to choose an existed file that you want to write over it. This field accepts only

to choose an existed file that you want to write over it. This field accepts only strings and String

)*** - Input the full path of the file or click “…” button to choose an existed file that you want to write

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.Excel.ExcelSaveAsWorkbook == **Description** == The activity allows you to save changes as a new file. This only can

DataTable to a CSV file, creating the file if it does not already exist. (* is mandatory) In the body of activity File path (String) - You can add the file path of the CSV here. String supported only. Data Table (DataTable) - The data table you want to append. Properties File File Path (String)* - The file path

Append CSV File

Append CSV File

file, creating the file if it does not already exist. [[image:image-20220505104655-1.jpeg]] (* is mandatory) == **In the body of activity** == * **File path (String)** - You can add the file path

. == **Properties** == **File** * **File Path (String)*** - The file path of the CSV file E.g: “C:\CSVFolder

are supported. Use Existing Workbook Existing Workbook (WorkbookApplication) - Use the data from an Excel file

Workbook Path (String) - The path of the Excel file you want to read. E.g: “C:\FolderName\Contacts.xlsx” “Do” - The activities you want to execute within the application. Properties File Edit password

of the activity** == * **Workbook Path (String)** - The path of the Excel file you want to read. E.g: “C

. == **Properties** == **File** * **Edit password (String)** - The password required for editing password

(String)*** - The path of the Excel file you want to read. E.g: “C:\FolderName\Contacts.xlsx” * **Password

file is set password protected sheet. [ExportChart]Export chart missing when name file excel has chart

characters. [ExcelApplicationScope] A loop opens Excel file in the background. Even though the workflow has been stopped. [ExcelApplicationScope] Don't show message when WorkBook Path does exist, Wrong Format

when excel file is set password protected sheet. * [ExportChart]Export chart missing when name file

than 200 characters. * [ExcelApplicationScope] A loop opens Excel file in the background. Even though the workflow has been stopped. * [ExcelApplicationScope] Don't show message when WorkBook Path does exist

file is set password protected sheet. [ExportChart]Export chart missing when name file excel has chart

characters. [ExcelApplicationScope] A loop opens Excel file in the background. Even though the workflow has been stopped. [ExcelApplicationScope] Don't show message when WorkBook Path does exist, Wrong Format

when excel file is set password protected sheet. * [ExportChart]Export chart missing when name file

than 200 characters. * [ExcelApplicationScope] A loop opens Excel file in the background. Even though the workflow has been stopped. * [ExcelApplicationScope] Don't show message when WorkBook Path does exist

into a specified spreadsheet cell or a range. If the sheet does not exist, a new one is created. (* for mandatory) In the body of activity Workbook Path - The path of the Excel file you want to use. E.g: “C

of the Excel file you want to use. E.g: “C:\FolderName\ClientList.xlsx” Sheet name (String)* - The sheet you

spreadsheet cell or a range. If the sheet does not exist, a new one is created. [[image:image-20220505135743

of the Excel file you want to use. E.g: “C:\FolderName\ClientList.xlsx” * **Sheet name** - The sheet you want

: “A20” == **Properties** == **Input** * **Workbook Path (String)*** - The path of the Excel file you

and then click Add. Replace the existing SumInt definition with the following definition. Click Build Solution. You should see no error and there is an assembly file RCA.Activities.Demo.dll in build output

Download nuget.exe from https://dist.nuget.org/win-x86-commandline/latest/nuget.exe Generate .nupkg file

. Replace the existing SumInt definition with the following definition. 1. Click Build Solution. You should see no error and there is an assembly file RCA.Activities.Demo.dll in build output directory

/nuget.exe]] 1. Generate .nupkg file * Open command prompt at your project folder [[image:image

stored in a DataTable variable to the end of a specified Excel spreadsheet. If the sheet does not exist

of activity Workbook Path - The full path of the Excel spreadsheet that you want to use. If the Excel file

want to use. If the Excel file to be used is located in the project folder, its relative path can

variable to the end of a specified Excel spreadsheet. If the sheet does not exist, a new one is created

to use. If the Excel file to be used is located in the project folder, its relative path can be used

(String)*** - The full path of the Excel spreadsheet that you want to use. If the Excel file to be used

base, generating the PDF files, sending emails… This document aims to guide you how to use the akaBot

allows you to easily access to specific functionalities as below: # Panel Description 1 File Display the functionalities which you can use to operate on the file. 2 Home Display the functionalities which you can use

on web, on desktop, working with data base, generating the PDF files, sending emails… This document aims

: |=#|=Panel|=Description |1|File|Display the functionalities which you can use to operate on the file. |2|Home

:16px" %)**I. File Panel**(%%) ==== To access the File panel, click File at the top left corner