Jumping to a certain line in the script

[benser]

Is there a way to jump to a certain line in the script?

[forumsupport]

Hello,

You can insert conditional command, 'If-Else-EndIf' to perform set of actions only if particular condition is fulfilled or not. If you are working with loops and want to continue with next iteration then upcoming version of Automation Anywhere provides you with 'Continue Loop' command. You can use this option to continue with the next iteration in the loop if a particular condition, specified in the task, is fulfilled. As soon as Automation Anywhere encounters a Continue Loop command, it will skip the commands after the same upto the End Loop and go for the next iteration of the loop.

Can you please tell us more about your requirement? In that way we would be able to understand the problem better and can help you accordingly.

[benser]

I dont want to repeat code within the same task. Is there a way to jump a line in the script then return back to the original line.

I tried using the Run Task command but I cant get the Run Task command to work. What could I be doing wrong?

[forumsupport]

Hello,

To insert Run Task command, please follow below mentioned steps.

. Open the Task Editor from Tools -> Task Editor.
. Double click on the 'Run Task' command.
. Click on 'Browse' button and select the path of .atmn file.
. You can select its repeat and speed properties.
. Click on 'Save' button.
. Similarly insert other Run Task commands to call other tasks.

Note: You can run as many tasks as you want from one task. You can also chain various tasks i.e. Call Task 2 from Task1 and Call Task 3 from Task2 and so on. You can even conditionally call tasks for e.g. you can have the Run Task command called within certain IF condition.

Can you please tell us, what problem are you facing while using 'Run Task' command? Are you getting an error? If yes, can you please send us screenshot of it so that we can actually see?

Can you please tell us more about problem you are facing and we can help you resolve that?

It would be a great help if you could send us the task that you have created so that we can look into it. You can find your task by right clicking on the task, click on “Locate on disk”, a folder would open, you can simply copy taskname.atmn file from that folder and attach it with your mail.

You can also save your task as a .txt file by right clicking the task / Edit / File / Save as text file.

It would help us investigate further.