Tag: UIPath
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I’ve been looking for ways to filter multiple values in a datatable but I’m only led to one solution, the Select() method. For those who were sold on UIPath being a drag-and-drop-no-coding-required solution to automation, this could be intimidating. Heck, if I didn’t know about SQL I’d be dead beat right now. Yup! The only… Continue reading
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How nice would it be if UIPath would enhance its Send Outlook Mail Message activity to allow users to include their default email signature? Something like this… UIPath wishlist: looking forward to this feature enhancement! Photo is edited of course hehe but in the meantime that’s it’s not possible directly, here’s a pretty neat workaround… Continue reading
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Here’s a neat piece of code I use whenever I needed to apply a macro that formats headers on an Excel workbook. I always come across this step whenever I write a datatable to an Excel file. Datatables are being copied as plain text so you have to format it to make it look more… Continue reading
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I’m encountering this error a lot these days, I’m not sure why. But for some reason this error only appears when I’m running a workflow that was created using an older version of UiPath. When I try to run the workflow on Studio, it gives me this message: As suggested by the prompt, I made… Continue reading
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Note: Task Scheduler execution is no longer supported since version 2017.1 (source: https://forum.uipath.com/t/unattended-robots-w-or-w-out-orchestrator/18534/5) An alternative to UIPath Orchestrator that we’ve found effective in scheduling robotic processes is Windows built-in Task Scheduler. We got the idea after learning that workflows can be run from the command line. The concept is simple, first you create a script that starts a robotic process… Continue reading
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If you encounter this error on UIPath saying “Programmatic access to Visual Basic Project is not trusted”, it could mean that your MS Excel’s Macro Trust Settings is disabled. By default, Excel blocks any programmatic access to the application unless the user permits it. You may be invoking an external VBA macro file in your… Continue reading
