To complete actions with the element parameter, you must create a SAP element. To do this, you need to open SapSpy.
Click on the triplet near the "Element" field.
Next, the button 
In the window that appears, click the SapSpy button
A window will be opened:
To get the item id, the "Capture" button is applied, then CTRL+left mouse click.
After the item is captured, click the "Stop" button.
To check if the capture is correct, click the "Find" button - SPY circles the found element with a red frame.
As xpath you need to get session+id – /app/con[0]/ses[0]/wnd[0]/usr/tblSAPMP50ATC_MENU_EVENT
If more than one SAP window is used in a work, the xpath of the element is changed accordingly:
The same table xpath is used to handle the "Click table cell", "Get table", "Enter text in table cell" and "Get table cell" actions.
To do this, select the desired cell in the table, or the table itself, then the resulting xpath
/app/con[0]/ses[0]/wnd[0]/usr/tblSAPMP50ATC_MENU_EVENT/txtT529T-MNTXT[0,12]
is reduced to the xpath of the table:
/app/con[0]/ses[0]/wnd[0]/usr/tblSAPMP50ATC_MENU_EVENT
The resulting xpath is then used to create an element that applies to both tables and table cells:
And the address of the cell in the table ([0,12]) is entered into the action parameters themselves:
The resulting xpath is not abbreviated, and the address of the cell in the table ([0,12]) is also entered into the action parameters themselves.