Hi @NicolasFernandez1 ,

Here are some links for Excel as a DB and DB command.

Share the screenshot of the query so that I can get more idea if there is any issue with the query.

Database command (automationanywhere.com)

Using Connect action for database (automationanywhere.com)

QuickTip: Connect to an Excel Spreadsheet As a Database | Community (automationanywhere.com)

Example of migrating data from Excel to a database (automationanywhere.com)

Hello Syed,

 

Thank you for the links you’ve provided, I got very useful tips from them.

Regarding my query, I was writing a SELECT statement with the MIN and MAX operators, like so:

 

SELECT MIN(Banking Total) FROM RSheet1$$]

 

But the Query was returning a Syntax error, I tried looking around on forums but found no concrete reference to making MIN() or MAX() work on AA360 using Excel as a database, so I dont think its possible to use them at the time.

In my use case, I needed a fast way to get the Maximum and Minimum ammounts on a given Excel column that had only numbers in order to set a filter, after some investigation and giving up on using MIN() MAX() I changed my approach and used an SQL Export to Database action with a SELECT ORDER BY and the  ASC and DESC operators, then set the maximum volume of records to fetch a single record from the query, like this:
 

SELECT mBanking Total] FROM aSheet1$$] ORDER BY  Banking Total] DESC

 

After that, I just used a variable operation to assign the single record from the datatable I got from the query to a variable and finally get my Maximum and Minimum ammounts.

I have read that the SQL Querys you can make are very limited for Excel as DB at the moment, so I hope this post can be helpful to others!