Automation Anywhere Certified Advanced RPA Professional v11

Explore variables and flow control in automation anywhere, define a variable type: string, number, date time, boolean, file, list, dictionary, or table, and display its value in a message box.

Explore the dollar sign naming convention for variables in automation, learn how to unbox and insert variable values into messages, and use constants and dynamic inputs to drive bot behavior.

Explore string actions in Automation Anywhere, including compare, find, split, and length, using a hello world variable and debug mode to observe results with watched variables.

Learn to use regular expressions in strings to detect emails, using find in strings with a regex pattern in Automation Anywhere, ensuring the email starts and ends the string.

Explore control flow with if statements and loops, using string conditions to drive bot actions, including if, else if, and else, plus simple examples and a banking scenario.

Master loops by running actions a set number of times, converting iteration numbers to strings for message boxes, and using break and continue to control flow.

Explore loop iterators such as database queries, excel or csv file loops, and folder or file iterations, including nested loops, and understand while loops for automation scenarios.

Learn to convert values in automation anywhere: string to number, number to string, and boolean to number or string, enabling calculations and proper message box and email usage.

Explore error handling with a focus on variables, using a try and catch to capture exception message and line number, and observe them in debug watch during a Notepad example.

Explore control flow with string functions like find, split, length, trim, and uppercase, plus regex for emails, and loops over database, Excel, CSV rows, folders, and files, with data conversions.

Master the three recorder types: smart recorder, web recorder, and object/screen recorder, with smart recorder as default, web recorder for websites, and object/screen recorder as a last resort.

Discover the three bot types in Automation Anywhere: task bots, meta bots, and IQ bots, with a focus on how meta bots centralize system updates and support task bots.

Explore the smart recorder in the Automation Anywhere community edition for desktop apps and websites, demonstrated with Notepad typing Hello. Understand how it captures windows and sets text.

Learn to handle dynamic window titles by using wildcards in simulate keystrokes to Notepad, writing Hello, world, and ensuring reliable execution when titles vary.

Learn to create, copy, and delete files using full paths, overwrite options, and file names like myfile.txt and backup.txt, with quick exam-style practice on file actions.

Learn to create and delete folders with Automation Anywhere, including open folder commands, using a backslash path and a sample Invoices folder in a running bot.

Learn to retrieve an Excel cell using the get a single cell action, fetching Sydney from cell C2 and storing it in a variable for debugging.

Set cell c2 to Melbourne in Excel basic, apply, then close the spreadsheet to save changes by default; the session name remains default.

Open multiple Excel files in Automation Anywhere by using separate sessions for each file, naming default for the first and invoice for the second, enabling simultaneous read and write.

Learn to extract text from a PDF into a text file using the extract text command, with a hands-on example from a sample PDF.

Split a pdf into files and extract pages as png images using a folder path and a file prefix, then run the bot to view image one.png and image two.png.

Get a quick exam-focused overview of email actions in Automation Anywhere, including sending a single email, html versus plain text, and the default server port 25.

Demonstrate the delays action command with hello and goodbye messages and a five-second pause between actions, and explain using delays for slow loads like a 20-second website.

Learn shortcuts that work in Automation Anywhere, including inserting a variable into a field with the F2 key and stopping recording with control shift, plus using flash cards for review.

Recap the recorder types—smart, web, and object screen—and focus on the task bot, with wildcard use for unstable window titles, and review Excel, PDF, email, and delay actions.

Use the log to file command to append audit messages to a file like audit log.txt with a timestamp. Optionally include variables and set encoding to ansi, unicode, or utf-8.

Add and use secure credentials in a bot by recording the login steps, selecting the credential locker, and enabling password masking for safe sign-in.

Log audit events to a file via the log to file stage, optionally appending timestamped text or variables, and explore credential lockers, enterprise security, and roles for bot credential access.

Explore Bot Insight analytics and dashboards in Automation Anywhere, focusing on historical activity, task bot metrics, and the limited community edition features, with exam-focused practice questions.