Use items of the same type Input Parameters Argument Indicates that item doesn't exist in the list Indicates that item index is out of range This action doesn't produce any variables Exceptions Exception Removes all the occurrences that match the item specified Specifies whether to remove the item at a specified index or the item(s) with a specific value Remove one or multiple items from a list Input Parameters Argument This action doesn't produce any variables Exceptions Remove all items from a list Input Parameters Argument Indicates that there is an error generating a random number The newly generated list of random numbers Specifies whether to permit or prevent the same number from appearing more than once in the random numbers list Specifies how many random numbers to generate Specifies whether to generate a single random number or a list of random numbers The upper boundary for the random number(s) to generate The lower boundary for the random number(s) to generate Generate a random number or a list of random numbers that fall between a minimum and maximum value Input Parameters Argument This action doesn't include any exceptions.The number of decimal places to round the given number up to. Specifies the operation to perform on the given number Get integer part, Get decimal part, Round number The number or variable that holds the numeric value to truncate/round up Get the integral or fractional digits of a numeric value, or round up the value to a specified number of decimal places Input Parameters Argument Use the notation %ListName% to refer to the first item in the list, %ListName% to the second, and so on. The index of the list starts from 0, meaning that the first item in the list will have an index of 0. Similarly, remove items items from the list with Remove item from list. Enter the value to add, or use a variable to add its value to the list. Select Generate multiple numbers to create a list-type variable with multiple random numbers.ДЄdd items to the list with Add item to list. The Generate random number action outputs the random number to a variable. For example, create a blank list-type variable with the Create new list action. Most actions output their result into a variable. To increase or decrease the numeric value of a variable, use the Increase variable or Decrease variable actions respectively. Provide a name and a value for the variable to use it in other actions. Truncate number Generate random number Clear list Remove item from list Sort list Shuffle list Merge lists Reverse list Remove duplicate items from list Find common list items Subtract lists Retrieve data table column into list Convert JSON to custom object Convert custom object to JSON Add item to list Create new list Increase variable Decrease variable Set variable Getting started with variable actionsД¬reate variables manually with the Set variable action. All variable-related actions for different datatypes

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