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- Release Notes
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- The Arguments Panel
- Using Arguments
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Using Arguments
Studio User Guide
Last updated Nov 4, 2024
Using Arguments
Due to the nature of arguments, you are going to use them a lot in relation with the Invoke Workflow File and Launch Workflow Interactive activities. They can be found in the Activities panel, under Workflow > Invoke and they enable you to browse for a project, and import and edit their arguments.
To exemplify how to use an argument in an automation with an Invoke Workflow File activity, we are going to create two separate sequences. A very simple one in which to assign a value to an argument, and a second that invokes it and displays the value in a message box.