@vntricky right now the order of input fields is alphabetic so it is still possible to rename it in a way that it would be in a desired order ("1Use Proxy","2Proxy String",etc.) , but what is the order of actions ? @Fox In any case would be good to know how to change the order if it is possible?
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Hello Sir, I have 2 Variables. I want to Export result in excel rather then CSV. But it show in same Column. I want it will be shown in Column A and Column B
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@flundererboy Show your logic in a screenshot
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@Roy-Mustang Brother check Screenshot
I insert excel sheet by READ ROWS
each row have 5 column, i to assign variable to that fied. i.e First Name, Last Name, DOB etc -
@flundererboy I don't quite understand the connection with what you want to do. If you need to work through this list, use a foreach cycle and the parse CSV action.
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@Roy-Mustang brother i tried parse CSV action but it give me an error
"[397569729] [05:07:54] Thread #1 : _csv_parse: The argument "String" must be a string, not array"
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@flundererboy
1, create cycle foreach
2. next move action parce CSV in cycle
3. Paste in action "parse CSV string" variable [[FOREACH_DATA]] -
