Hi All,
I’m Trying to send “salary slip” to multiple recipients. I have saved all the salary slip files in one folder and gave the same path in the Workflow. I have tried multiple solutions like spell check, giving only fileName, giving full path, etc. But still facing this issue.
In the Attachment column You need to give the full filepath. Not the only the Filename
Like this : C:\Users\Dell\Documents\UiPath\Test\Filename.pdf
Hope it will work
Regards
Gokul
Try to put the complete file path like
D:\FolderofPaySlip\E101_SalarySlip.pdf
I have to send mail to all recipients who are in the excel sheet list. so I cannot attach single file like you mentioned :- D:\FolderofPaySlip\E101_SalarySlip.pdf
@Vaishnav_Tej give full path in attachment
@Vaishnav_Tej
Write like this-> "D:\FolderofPaySlip"+email(“attachment”).ToString
its dynamic full path
You can attach more attachment by click create Argument
Path should look like → Folder path + Filename.PDf
Regards
Gokul
@Vaishnav_Tej you have missed “back slash” after "project\attachment"+email("Attachment).ToString
You have missed an \ in the last
"C:\Users\Dell\Desktop\Bat Files\"+email(“attachment”).ToString
Regards
Gokul
Yes , First I gave back slash but facing same error so I removed. But still getting same error with \ or without \
Have you tried to print the path in the Log Message?
Use Trim at last in the expression
"C:\Users\Dell\Desktop\Bat Files\"+email(“attachment”).ToString.Trim
Regards
Gokul
You should give the File Folder path in the attachment
"D:\FolderofPaySlip\"++email(“attachment”).ToString.Trim
Share the Folder path with where the file is allocated @Vaishnav_Tej
Adding .trim is also not working
I think so your File extension in Txt format
"D:\FolderofPaySlip\"+email(“attachment”).ToString.Trim+".txt"
I changed to .txt and tried. But Same error again.
Share the excel screenshot @Vaishnav_Tej
Try with these to syntax
"C:\Users\User\Documents\UiPath\.tutorial\EmailAutomationProject\Attachments\"+email(“attachment”).ToString.Trim+".txt"
Or
"C:\Users\User\Documents\UiPath\.tutorial\EmailAutomationProject\Attachments\"+email(“attachment”).ToString.Trim
Regards
Gokul
Yes I tried this syntax as well. But not resolving.
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