Arguments Question

Hi,

Can any one explain arguments in better way i
have little bit confusion on this topic basically im learning the rpa

How can we pass the arguments from one flow to another flow

Can any one help

You can go with this… It will have clear cut of argument passing

https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/2023.4/user-guide/managing-arguments

Hope it will help to you!

@Haritha_Kamini

I will look to this

Thanks

@Haritha_Kamini

https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/2023.4/user-guide/using-arguments

Please refer this

HI,

Hope the following image helps you.

Regards,

Hi

Let’s go one by one

Arguments are special variables that can be used to pass data between different parts of a UiPath process. Arguments can be passed from one flow to another flow, or from one activity to another activity within the same flow.

To pass an argument from one flow to another flow, you can use the Invoke Workflow File activity. The Invoke Workflow File activity allows you to invoke a workflow from another workflow file. When you invoke a workflow file, you can pass arguments to the workflow file.

To pass an argument from one activity to another activity within the same flow, you can use the Arguments panel. The Arguments panel allows you to create and manage arguments.

There are three types of arguments in UiPath:

  • In arguments: In arguments are used to pass data into an activity.
  • Out arguments: Out arguments are used to pass data out of an activity.
  • In/Out arguments: In/Out arguments can be used to pass data into and out of an activity.

The type of argument that you use depends on how you need to use the data in the activity. For example, if you need to pass data into an activity and then use the data within the activity, you would use an In argument. If you need to pass data into an activity and then use the data outside of the activity, you would use an Out argument. If you need to pass data into an activity and then modify the data within the activity and return the modified data outside of the activity, you would use an In/Out argument.

You can also use UiPath arguments to pass data between different UiPath projects. To do this, you can use the Export Arguments and Import Arguments activities.

Here is a document link that explains UiPath arguments in more detail:

https://docs.uipath.com/studio/docs/using-arguments

Hope this clarifies

Cheers @Haritha_Kamini

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