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Mei Ying, Lim. Robotic Process Automation with Blue Prism Quick Start Guide: Create Software Robots and Automate Business Processes. — Birmingham: Packt Publishing Ltd, 2018. — 1 online resource (223 pages). — Using MS Excel VBO to open, show, and close Microsoft Excel. — <URL:http://elib.fa.ru/ebsco/1950557.pdf>.

Дата создания записи: 15.12.2018

Тематика: Business enterprises — Software. — Computer networks; Business & management.; Enterprise software.; Collaboration & group software.; Accounting software.; Computers — Management Information Systems.; Computers — Enterprise Applications — Collaboration Software.; Computers — Desktop Applications — Personal Finance Applications.; Business enterprises — Computer networks.

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Robotic process automation is a form of business process automation where user-configured robots can emulate the actions of users. Blue Prism is a pioneer of robotic process automation software, and this book gives you a solid foundation to programming robots with Blue Prism. If you've been tasked with automating work processes, but don't know ...

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Оглавление

  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright and Credits
  • About Packt
  • Contributors
  • Table of Contents
  • Preface
  • Chapter 1: The Case for Robotic Process Automation
    • What is robotic process automation?
    • Finding a process suitable for automation
      • Calculating time savings
    • The process definition document
      • Manual process description and target systems
      • Process diagram
      • Process details
      • Exceptions
    • Summary
  • Chapter 2: Building the First Blue Prism Process
    • Inside a Blue Prism system
    • Launching the Blue Prism interactive client
    • Creating the first process
    • Getting to know the Blue Prism Process Studio
      • Adding pages
      • Editing pages
      • Renaming a process
      • Saving a process
      • Running the process for the first time
      • Stepping through the process
    • Join the Blue Prism community
    • Summary
  • Chapter 3: Pages, Data Items, Blocks, Collections, and Loops
    • Taking a closer look at the toolbox
    • Pages
    • Inputs and outputs
      • Adding outputs to a page
      • Adding inputs to a page
      • Passing information from page to page
    • Data items
      • Adding a data item
      • Making a data item visible across pages
    • Blocks
    • Collections
      • Defining a collection
    • Loops
      • Adding a loop
    • Checking for errors using the validation tool
    • Summary
  • Chapter 4: Actions, Decisions, Choices, and Calculations
    • Actions
      • Adding an action to count the number of rows in a collection
    • Decisions
      • Adding a decision to decide whether to proceed to purchase the items
      • Building an expression
      • Validating expressions
      • Evaluating expressions
    • Choices
      • Using a choice to determine the email address of the requester
    • Calculations
      • Calculating the email notification message
    • Multi calc
    • Summary
  • Chapter 5: Implementing Business Objects
    • What is a business object?
    • Creating a business object
      • Organizing Business Objects into folders
    • Taking a look at Business Studio
      • Additional stages available in the Business Studio toolbox
    • Ready, start, action!
      • Renaming actions
    • Introducing the Application Modeller
    • Using the Navigate stage
      • Launching applications
      • Testing the launch action
      • Terminating applications
      • Testing the terminate action
    • Publishing an action
    • Using a custom Business Object from a process
    • Summary
  • Chapter 6: Spying Elements
    • Spying elements on a web page
    • How does spying work?
    • Tweaking the match criteria
    • Tightening the match criteria
    • Adding elements
    • Categorizing elements
    • More spy modes
    • UI Automation mode
      • When spying by identifying does not work
    • UI Automation navigator
    • Surface automation with region mode
    • Summary
  • Chapter 7: Write, Wait, and Read
    • Creating the search action
    • Writing to text boxes
    • Clicking buttons
    • The Wait stage
      • Always use a Wait stage whenever the screen changes
    • The Read stage
      • Reading the search results
    • Using dynamic match attributes
    • Actions have inputs and outputs too
    • Try it yourself – clicking Add to Cart
    • Putting it all together
    • Summary
  • Chapter 8: Working with Excel
    • Reading the shopping list from Microsoft Excel
    • Importing the Excel VBO
    • Using MS Excel VBO to open, show, and close Microsoft Excel
      • Before we begin
      • Opening Excel
      • Closing Excel
    • What is the MS Excel VBO made up of?
      • What is Microsoft Excel VBA?
    • Opening an Excel file
    • Reading an entire worksheet into a collection
    • Writing to a cell
    • Considerations for comma separated values (CSV)
      • Converting a collection to CSV
      • Converting a CSV to a collection
      • Using the MS Excel VBO with CSV files
    • Summary
  • Chapter 9: Sending and Receiving Emails
    • Using the MS Outlook VBO to manage emails
      • Sending emails
      • Formatting emails
      • Sending attachments
    • Receiving emails
      • Basic
      • Advanced
      • Expert
    • Summary
  • Chapter 10: Control Room and Work Queues
    • Introducing the control room
      • Publishing a process to the control room
      • Running a process in the control room manually
      • Scheduling processes
    • What are work queues?
      • Creating a work queue
      • Adding items to the queue
      • Getting the next item in the queue
      • Checking for more items in the queue
      • Marking the item as complete
      • Updating the status
      • Marking the item as an exception
      • Tagging the item
      • Filtering items
    • Summary
  • Chapter 11: Exception Handling
    • Expected and unexpected exceptions
    • Raising exceptions
    • Handling exceptions
      • The recover stage
      • The resume stage
      • Using the recover and resume stages to gracefully handle exceptions
      • Using blocks to group stages that share a common error handling routine
      • Handling unexpected errors
    • Debugging and troubleshooting from the control room
      • Recap – running the process from the control room
      • Log viewer
        • Controlling what gets logged
        • Searching for errors
        • Exporting to Excel
    • Summary
  • Other Books You May Enjoy
  • Index

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