Problem with add to collection

[Hakki_Aksoy (Hakkı Aksoy)]

hi everyone,
ı just started to the Uipath. I know this question will be really easy to you guys but ı have searched arround the studio and some web pages but ı couldnt find the answer. I am watching the tutorials on the uipath academy. However they are using old version of uipath. So I need to use add to collection but I cant. Please help me

[ppr (Peter Preuss)]

2022.10.3 / windows: Append item to collection new activity does not work like the activity before

Thanks for the details: A similar setup: [grafik] we do have following activities: [grafik] Append item to List: [grafik] [grafik] we do have the typeArgument Append item to Collection: [grafik] here the typeArgument is derived from the settings. We do adapt by: regulating the datataype of given collection the items are of the derived datatype the returned result will be a List of the datatype which was derived We recommend not to use CTRL+K within the differen fields. Instead use …

Can't append to collection of type ICollection<String>

when provided which is dependend to the selectedTargetFramework as activity: Append Item toList - adds 1 item to the List and is directly adding it to the same list object Append Item to Collection - can add 1 or more items to a list, but will return a new fresh list on which the origin and the items to add are concatenated As also mentioned in the link (when a not direct addition is needed, and only one item is to add) Assign Activity: myList = myList.Append(“MyOtherStringItem”).toList …

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[HowTo] LINQ - First Start # Concat | Append | Prepend Operator

This HowTo gives an introductory overview of the conjunction operators: Concat, Append, Prepend Introduction The conjunction operators are used to add the item(s) to a particular set of items. Concat, Append, Prepend Operator The Concat Operator combines a set of items with another set of items The Append Operator adds an item to a set of items on the end The Prepend Operator adds an item to a set of items on the begin Overview I – Input P – Processing O – Output {"A","B"} / {"…