Hello all,
While I am trying to perform the Excel Automation I am facing the issue which says Library not registered.
I reinstalled the UI Path Studio X and also installed the plugins for of the Excel automation.
Also reinstalled the Office 2013.
I have referred the thread having the same issue and tried the steps suggested in that, its not working.
Please suggest what to do.
I would like to ask you a few details that would help us determine what went wrong and of course maybe provide a solution to your problem :
What operating system are you using
What version of StudioX are you using
Also can you send us the logs (%localappdata%\UiPath\Logs) we would really appreciate it if you would clean the files there and reproduce the issue before sending them
@dragos.suma Answer to your questions are as follows:-
OS - Windows 10 Professional Version 64 Bit
StudioX Version :- Studio 2019.11.0-beta.2 Community Edition Logs.zip (5.3 KB)
I also have the same problem; somehow it keeps indicating the workbook does not exist but I am very sure it is there. Tried moving the excel file to desktop, also hit the problem. Looking forward to a resolution.
Hi @leechengn I believed you are following the steps provided in the video in Workbook titled as RPA Starter. You can use the other method the “Custom Input” rather than using “Indicate in" then your program will run perfectly. I think the “Indicate In” command is not working well in our trial version.
Regarding logs, they are usually found in %localappdata%/UiPath/Logs and
Studio.log – gives us information on how the Studio started or if it was able to load all the correct libs.
Execution.log – gives us information on what happens after you click the run button
UiPath.ExcelAddIn.log – gives us information on how the plugin interacted with Excel ( will not be present if the Add-In failed to install )
ExcelAddIn_Install.log – gives us information on the issues encountered during the Excel plugin installation ( in this particular case it’s the most important )
Usually we would request that you delete the logs prior replicating the encountered defect. This is a best practice when reporting a defect since it would speed up the reading of the logs by the development team.