Is there an activity that creates the situation I want?

[sssim4567 (감 경)]

Is there any activity?

Sequnce A, B, and C. Let’s assume that the order is A, B, and C
A → B → C

If an activity in ‘A’ sequnce error occur. In normal cases, the flow stops.

The situation I want is as follows.
the next rest of the activities in A sequnce skip
regardless of its own error occur or not.

Then
Instead of A Sequnce
The activities of ‘D’ Sequnce are working.
‘D’ Sequnce does not work in normal situations and only works in case of A error.

In this case, it will proceed in the order of D, B, and C.

This is what I want. Is there an activity that creates the situation I want?

[Yoichi]

HI,

How about the following?

Regards,

[sssim4567 (감 경)]

Do I have to use assign?

In my case, the error occurs because the window to operate type into does not come out.
In normal situations, the window will definitely appear to operate type-into.
However, in exceptional circumstances, the input window does not appear.

In this case, I don’t know how to use assign.

[Yoichi]

@sssim4567

Do I have to use assign?

It depends situation, i think.

In normal situations, the window will definitely appear to operate type-into.
However, in exceptional circumstances, the input window does not appear.

In this case, it may be better to use CheckAppState activity in advance. If it appears, do type into.

Regards,

[Michael.Vornes]

Hi,
Here is a suggestion, a template I created for your scenario. (UiPath Project Attached below )

• Basically controlling all the flow using try catch and assigning to a error variable, so any error occurred inside of sequence A will redirect to sequence D before continue to sequence B, if no error then it goes directly from A to B.

Template_Sequences.zip (3.9 KB)

[sssim4567 (감 경)]

Downloading to use CheckAppState made my entire workflow weird. Can I revert?

The entire activity is like this right now. I have to return it to the state before download CheckAppstate. Or I have to discard the entire workflow I created.

[Anil_G (Anil Gorthi)]

@sssim4567

Please check this

How to use try catch when type into error occur

@sssim4567 Try catch is ine way as you used Another way would be to use a check app state activity to check for save window…if window present then perform steps of A if not present perform steps of D Cheers

Cheers

[Yoichi]

HI,

Did you upgrade UiAutomation package? If so,can you try to downgrade to previous version.

Regards,

[sssim4567 (감 경)]

I create workflow based on UiPath.UIA Automation.Activities.If I go down to use the activity you told me, the existing activities are ruined. I checked the packages of other workflows and downloaded them again.

so i can’t use Check AppState.

[sssim4567 (감 경)]

Is it possible to put flow division because it is abcd sequence in sequence on flowchart?

[Yoichi]

@sssim4567

i can’t use Check AppState.

How about using ElementExists and IF instead of CheckAppState, as the following

Regards,