Setting Scenario Properties
Click the tooth icon(
)on the creation panel toolbar to display the scenario properties window as shown below.
User Variable : User Settings Variables
The User Setup Variables feature is a value for pre-storing and using values that are expected to be frequently used in scenarios.
During the action, "Store Value" has a similar function, the difference is that you can only use the value you set in the step that runs after the step using "Store Value", while the value you set in the user setting variable can be used in any step while the scenario is running.
Create a user setting variable
Click 
in the Scenario Properties window to display a text box where you can enter new keys and values.
Enter key and value in the displayed text box, and then click 
to create a user setting variable.
To modify/delete user settings variables
Because the user setting variable is output in the form of a modifiable field, modify the key or value value value, and then click to save the modification.
Delete is deleted by clicking the 
button to the right of the variable, and then clicking .
CAUTION) You must create, modify, delete, and click the button to save the user setting variables for your work to take effect.
Using User Settings Variables
You can use it by entering the key value of the variable where you need to use the variable you created.
Note that when entering the key value, ${key value}You have to enter it in the form. This is a rule to distinguish between plain characters and variables that the author wants to enter.
For example, to use the variable age created above, enter ${age} (value is 34 saved as value when setting the age variable.)
Caution) If you use a variable, make sure that the key value of the variable is ${key value} Please enter the form.
User Settings Variables for Shared Scenarios
The scenario that you are using by recalling a shared scenario is also displayed in the list of user settings variables set in the shared scenario.
However, just because it appears in the list does not mean that all of the variables in the output are available.
In fact, to use user-set variables in a shared scenario, you must set the user-set variables to use as the "Export Variable" action in the shared scenario before you can use the variables in the parent scenario that led to this shared scenario.
For a detailed description of "Export Variable", please refer to the "Variables" page below under "Action List".
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