Set multiple workflow variables

Set multiple workflow variables

The advanced set meta data workflow component, Set multiple workflow variables, sets/defines multiple workflow variables. This can be used later in the workflow and also in a template.

 

The variables can be referenced in XPath expressions with a preceding $-sign.

 

If you want to create or update a single workflow variable, then you could consider the Set workflow variable component instead.

 

Please notice the limitation regarding workflow variables and booleans.

 

The component has these parameters:

 

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Name

The name of the workflow variable, that is to be created or updated.

 

Value

The value to assign to the variable.

 

You can add more variables/values, by clicking on the Add more icon on the right. You can delete a line by clicking on the trash can icon to the right of the line, that you want to delete.

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