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RCA.Activities.Core.MoveFile Description This activity allows you to move a file from a specified

. The default value is False From Path (String)* - The path of the file or directory to be moved. E.g: “C

of the activity to organize and structure your code better. E.g: [997394815] Move File Public (Checkbox) - If you

Move File

Move File

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== **Description** == This activity allows you to move a file from a specified location to another. [[image:image

] Move File * **Public (Checkbox)** - If you check it, the data of this activity will be shown in the log

(String)*** - The destination path where the file is to be moved. E.g: “C:\Users\Admin\Downloads

The CSV Activities belongs to Core Activities Pack. These activities enable the robots to: Add data to or retrieve data from CSV files. Move data between CSV and Excel. See also: Activities Release Notes

(% class="box" %) ((( The **CSV Activities** belongs to **Core Activities Pack**. These activities enable the robots to: * ((( Add data to or retrieve data from CSV files. ))) * ((( Move data between CSV and Excel. ))) ))) See also: * [[Activities>>path:/bin/view/Activities/CSV%20Activities/Activities

edit the name of the activity to organize and structure your code better. E.g: [997394815] Move File

RCA.Activities.Core.GetFiles Description This activity allows you to return the names of files

(From) (DateTime) – Looks for files create from this date onward. Left blank if the created time

Get Files

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to organize and structure your code better. E.g: [997394815] Move File * **Public (Checkbox)** - If you check

== **Description** == This activity allows you to return the names of files (including their paths) in a specified directory. [[image:image-20220513104343-1.png]] (* for Mandatory) == **Properties** == **Input

of the activity to organize and structure your code better. E.g: [997394815] Move File Public (Checkbox) - If you

[1] Core Activities

and structure your code better. E.g: [997394815] Move File * **Public (Checkbox)** - If you check it, the data

execution [[image:image-20220505092631-1.jpeg]] (* for Mandatory) == **Properties** == **Input

://aegis.akabot.io/#/deactivation. 1 – Paste the deactivation request in Deactivation file into the text box. 2

: 1 - Select “Show hidden icons” on your horizontal bar (if needs) 2 – Right click on akaBot Agent

(device A): Step 1 -  Open akaBot Agent then navigate to Deactivate license feature: 1 - Select “Show

make sure: 1*. Have another Internet-Access device** **to get license file from akaBot license

deactivation license file. 1. If your akaBot Agent has been activated (% style="color:#e74c3c" %)**through

** == {{warning}} Your akaBot Studio will use the **same **deactivation method as your activation method. 1

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

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

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

to Orchestrator ))) **8. Add Activity** * To add activity * Step 1: In the akaBot Studio click File menu, chose

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

6 – Select installation folder. 1 – By default, akaBot will install in folder “C:\Program Files\FPT

Before you Start Installation Guide 1. Video Guide Watch below video guide for more intuitive installing instruction: 2. Detailed Steps Step 1 - Download the installer from the link provided

** == {{warning}} 1. akaBot Studio & Agent(% style="color:#e74c3c" %) (%%)are included in the **same** installer

/]]** for temporary use. {{/warning}} == **Installation Guide** == === **1. Video Guide** === Watch below video

> {{/html}} === ** (% style="color:inherit; font-family:inherit" %)2. Detailed Steps(%%)** === **Step 1

. 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 Open command prompt at your project folder Figure 1 Click on address bar -> type ‘cmd’ -> press

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

demonstrates how to create an activity. **There are two steps required to create a custom activity:** 1. Writing the custom activity code. 1. Package your activity 1. Register the assembly (.dll) to akaBot

RCA.Activities.Excel.ExecuteMacro Description This activity allows you to execute the macro within a workbook. The Workbook file needs to be a Macro-Enabled Workbook. Changes are immediately saved

: “Marco Number 1” Macro Parameters (IEnumberable< Object >) - Enables you to pass parameters when

. The Workbook file needs to be a Macro-Enabled Workbook. Changes are immediately saved. Can only be used in the Excel Application Scope activity. [[image:image-20220505134614-1.jpeg]] (* for mandatory

. Only String variables and strings are supported. E.g: “Marco Number 1” * **Macro Parameters

by performing below steps: Step 1: In Settings screen ( if in the List Workflows screen then select Settings

actions to connect to the akaBot Center. Step 1: – In Settings screen ( if in the List Workflows screen

by performing below actions: Pull a package. Start a process Stop a process 1. Pull new version of a package

akaBot Agent** == To operate a bot, you need to follow below actions: 1. Configure network setting to open connection to the akaBot Center if needed. 1. Configure bot setting & connect to akaBot Center. 1. Get processes from akaBot Center or akaBot Studio. 1. Control the processes by running/stopping