@LuisB647  I apologize for not seeing this earlier. Here is a sample solution. You could of course use a script, but it is relatively simple to do in an automation.

This uses a static method that you need to add to your Toolbox (in 19.1 anyway). This is much simpler in 22.1, however as that release is new, these directions will be for 19.1. To add the static method to your Toolbox;

1. Right-click on an empty area of your Toolbox and select "Choose Items...". I use the General section for these, but you can add them anywhere and move them wherever you want.
2. Select the "Pega Robot Static Members Tab".
3. Select the "From Global Assembly Cache" radio button.
4. Select the "Assembly" named "mscorlib, Version= Proprietary information hidden".
5. Place a check mark in the check box next to the "ReadAllLines" method under the "File" node.
6. Click "OK".

To read the text file into a table, we first define the lookup table to match the columns in our file. You could skip this if you had a variable number of columns, or if the column order changes frequently, and instead define a new DataTable in your automation and add the columns to it. If that is what you need, let me know, and I can demonstrate that as well.

The first step we call is the "ReadAllLines" method. This produces an array where each item is a line in your file. If your file contains a header row, we need to skip the first row, so for the example, I am just using a boolean value to indicate the first row. Next, we can use the "Split" method of a StringUtils to split the row into an array. We can pass it the delimiter (you indicated yours is the semi-colon) and get the array by extracting a proxy from the result. We can then use the "Get" method on the array to extract each index value out and pass it to the "AddRecord" method of the lookup table. Once in the LookupTable, you can use the GetTable method to access the underlying DataTable and Import that into your Excel file if you like.

To run the demo; use the RobotInspector to run the ConvertToDataTable automation. It has two parameters, but these are there for example purposes and are not used for the demo. You may leave these empty. Once complete, you can view the LookupTable from the corresponding tab in Robot Inspector.