Tag Archives: automation anywhere
Download Files the RIGHT Way
Click here if you wish to skip past my rambling but I will be very hurt if you do. Downloading files seem easy enough – and that’s because it is. Nope, no magic or mystery here. Rabbits aren’t popping out of my hat anytime soon because I don’t own a hat, nor can I afford…
Use Frameworks To Avoid Fireworks: Introduction
Disclaimer: This is a watered-down approach of building frameworks. If you want a proper end to end article detailing each and every aspect of building a robust and dependable framework, go write one yourself. If you though this article was about implementing structural frameworks to avoid fire hazards… . . . Then don’t click away…
Using Macros Efficiently in Automation 360
Now that you are convinced of VBA’s potential and how useful they can be, it’s time we learned how to use them. This is important since running Macros is not as straightforward as running python or JavaScript. No scopes are provided within Automation Anywhere for VBA like it is for VBScript, Python or JavaScript in…
Leverage APIs with RPA
Are you sick and tired of performing manual and repetitive tasks every day? Hire a RPA developer and kiss your problems goodbye! Are you sick and tired of automating manual and repetitive tasks, only to retrofit those very same manual and repetitive tasks each time the application receives an update? Yes, I’m Sick of It…
AA: Show XML Some Love
While HTML displays data on the web, XML stores and transfers data. Sure, there is a lot more to it than that, but its better to keep things short and simple so that people can follow along and won’t ask any difficult questions. Ok I’ll be honest, I’m not really that good at XML. Every…
AA: RPA Comes in Various Shapes, Sizes and Customization Forms (Part – III)
Now that you have learnt how to create forms, or at least know “what” Interactive Forms are, it’s time to make those Forms Interactive. Sure, the rules make it interactive, but it doesn’t bring it to life. You need a bot to breathe life into is so that it may receive/provide inputs. Remember, the Form…
AA: RPA Comes in Various Shapes, Sizes and Customizable Forms (Part-II)
Last time, we learnt how to create and customize forms, and today, we will learn how to add rules to our forms. Why add rules? Because RPA is rule-based (get it?). No but seriously, why bother adding rules? I Need an Answer If you’ve explored forms before, then you’d have noticed that there are validations…
AA: RPA Comes in Various Shapes, Sizes and Customizable Forms(Part-I)
RPA is composed of scripts bundled up into click and drag automation blocks with which we can develop automations in less time than it would take a Python or JavaScript developer to develop, which is why it has captured the market like wildfire. Automation is automation, but because its automation, people aren’t too comfortable working…
Web Automation: Five Tips To Keep You Invested
Welcome, again. We are going to explore the Web Automation Package, again. Why “Again”? Because I failed to address the topic properly last time. I got distracted (no surprise there) and rambled on about my department hopping journey. Storytime is supposed to be short and sweet, not long and salty. Web Automation Package, Revisited I…
Excel as a Database: What Else Can I Do With It?
When you are tasked with building bots which will process really large spreadsheets, what would you do? Would you use the Excel Action Package and wait for the bot to loop through each record? Or would you dump that task onto the junior developers and guilt trip them for not taking this as a “learning…