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Variable
         Ã˜  Variable is nothing but a memory location
           Ã˜  It holds multiple types of data
           Ã˜  Data stored in Variable is named as ‘Value’
           Ã˜  Supports a large amount of types, ranging from generic value, text, number, data table, time and date, UI                    Elements to any .Net variable type.

Create a Variable:
On the Design ribbon tab, in the Variables group, select Create Variable > [Type of variable]. The Create Variable window is displayed




Fill in the required fields and click OK. The variable is created and you can view and edit it in the Variables panel.




1.In the Properties panel of any activity, right-click a field that can be edited, and select Create Variable from the context menu, or press Ctrl+K. A Set Name field is displayed.



2.Fill in the name and press Enter. The variable is created and you can view and edit it in the Variables panel. The scope of activities created like this always belongs to the smallest container it is part of.
3.In the Designer panel, click Variables. The Variables panel is displayed.
4.Click the Create Variable line. A new variable with the default values is displayed. 


Removing Variable:
  • In the Variable panel, right-click a variable and select the Delete option.
  • In the Variable panel, select a variable and press the Delete key.
If you want to remove all variables in the Project, Go through below
On the Design ribbon tab, in the Variables group, select Manage Variables > Remove Unreferenced. Note that the Variables panel only contains the variables used in your automation.




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