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# Project with Excel Parameters

## Example of a project that receives an initial parameter of type Excel

![](/files/-MYB04n-AVn60jCWNNzx)

As pictured above, a spreadsheet in which the first column stands for a code and the second for an individual's name has been set.

When the spreadsheet is entered as the initial parameter, it will be available as follows during robot execution:

```javascript
[
  [
    123457,
    "Smith"
  ],
  [
    123458,
    "Michael"
  ],
  [
    123459,
    "Mike"
  ],
  [
    123450,
    "Julia"
  ]
]
```

From this you can use the Free Loop object to get every row in this list, for example:

**1 - Add new project:**

![](/files/-MYB9JJOSxX-vcv_820r)

**2 - Next, include in the working area the Free Loop object and configure it as follows:**

![Condição (contador menor que a quantidade de linhas do array)](/files/-MYBBfrhONfWoBsZQvld)

To access the information you should use the concept of rows by columns, for example:

```javascript
// Buscará o código disponível na primeira coluna da planilha
Planilha[count][0]

// Buscará o nome disponível na segunda coluna da planilha
Planilha[count][1]
```

As per the image below, this approach was used to display the values for each row and column of the file.

![](/files/-MYBCcsqCylkCDNqobw-)