What occurs when a Write Range activity is executed on a non-existent .xlsx file?

When a Write Range activity is executed on a non-existent .xlsx file, it creates the file and writes the data into it. This behavior is an intentional and useful feature of many automation platforms, including RPA tools, which allows users to easily generate new files without needing to manually create them first.

By automatically creating a new Excel file when the specified file does not exist, the Write Range activity simplifies workflows by eliminating additional steps. It streamlines data management processes and reduces the need for error handling related to file existence prior to writing data.

This functionality is particularly beneficial for scenarios where data needs to be aggregated or logged into an Excel sheet that may not have been previously set up, allowing for flexible automation solutions that dynamically adapt to the requirements of the task at hand.