Send hotkeys are efficient ways of executing actions to work around frequently changing user interfaces, although the ‘Send hotkey’ actions can often get lost between screen changes.
When building UI Automation flows, ‘Send hotkey’, ‘Click’ and ‘Get details’ actions are commonly used with ‘On Error’ actions set up. Removing a few disabled actions might not make a massive dent in process duration but it does make a difference. When a PA desktop flow is run, disabled actions are read, even though they aren’t necessarily executed. It becomes quite easy to pollute a solution with disabled actions. These could act as test harnesses (actions used purely for testing) or safety nets (often used when hoarders of code fear deleting code that previously worked). Often developers comment out or disable actions instead of removing them. Remove Commented (or Disabled) CodeĪ large part of the RPA development process includes debugging a solution while developing the functionality. There are a few things that you could try to optimise a flow and reduce the runtime of a flow while maintaining the functionality of the solution. Large amounts of data increase the run time of flows exponentially if they aren’t developed optimally. Lengthy flows take long to save, load and execute. A disadvantage of using Power Automate is that it can take strain when working with large volumes of data. Power Automate is a powerful tool that allows for integrations and RPA solutions to be developed through the use of Power Automate Desktop and Cloud flows.
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