Definition and Usage
This command checks if a specified file exists at the given file path. It can be used to verify the existence of a file before performing operations on it or to create conditional workflows based on whether a file exists or not.
Parameter Values
Input parameters
| Parameter Name | Description | Possible Values | Required | Options / Notes | 
| File path | Enter or select file path | File path string | Yes | You can manually enter a path or use the "Select file" button to browse for a file | 
| If file | Check the state of the file | Exists, Does not exist | Yes | Use to define the condition to check for | 
Variables produced
This action doesn't produce any variables.
Using Variables in Conditions
You can use variables in the "File path" parameter by clicking the {x} icon to insert previously defined variables. This is particularly useful when:
- Working with dynamic file paths stored in variables 
- Processing files in a loop with changing file names 
- Using output from previous commands that return file paths 
Ensure that any variable used contains a valid file path string to avoid execution errors.
Notes
- The command only checks for the existence of files, not folders or directories 
- Ensure that the RPA bot has sufficient permissions to access the specified file path 
- This command is typically used as a condition in an If/Else branch to create different workflow paths based on file existence 
- The file path should be fully qualified (including drive letter and complete path) for reliable operation 
- If using network paths, ensure proper network access is available during execution 


