Comments in UiPath

[L_DV]

Hi - I’m new at UiPath and was wondering if is it possible to add comments or a description inside an activity to help differentiate and explain what a certain activity does? If so - is someone please able to tell me how to do this?

Any help will be much appreciated!

[Shiva_Nikhil]

@L_DV

you can do with annotation

right click on the activity and select annotations

hope this helps

[Dilli_Reddy]

@L_DV

Follow this

1. Open UiPath Studio: Launch UiPath Studio and open your workflow.
2. Select the Activity: Click on the activity to which you want to add a comment or description. This will highlight the activity in the designer panel.
3. Add Annotation: In the Properties panel on the right side, you’ll see an “Annotations” section. Click on the “Add” button within this section.
4. Enter Your Comment or Description: A text box will appear. You can enter your comment or description here. You can provide any relevant information that helps explain the purpose or functionality of the activity.
5. Save Your Annotation: Once you’ve added your comment, click outside the text box or press Enter to save it.
6. Viewing Annotations: You can view annotations for an activity by clicking on the activity. The annotation will be displayed in the designer panel, typically below the activity with a small icon indicating it’s an annotation.

[lrtetala (Lakshman Reddy)]

Hi @L_DV

Right click on activity then add Annotations

[sai_gupta]

@L_DV

Yes, you can add comments or descriptions to activities in UiPath to explain their purpose. Here’s how to do it:

1. Select the activity in the workflow where you want to add a comment or description.
2. In the Properties panel on the right, find the “Annotations” section.
3. Click the “Add” button within the Annotations section.
4. Enter your comments or description in the text box provided.
5. Press Enter to save the annotation.

This annotation will help you and others understand the purpose of the activity within the workflow. It can be especially helpful for documentation and making your automation project more understandable.

cheers…!