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<strong>Global Variables</strong>
<strong>Global Variables</strong>
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Global variables are available throughout the application from any Macro. You should use global variables when you need to store a value between more than a single macro.
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Global variables are available throughout the application from any Macro. You should use global variables when you need to store a value between more than a single macro. The list of global variables can be accessed via the Variables tile on the home screen. From this screen you can add, delete and change the value of a global variable.
<strong>Local Variables</strong>
<strong>Local Variables</strong>
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Local variables are specific to an individual macro. You should use a local variable when the value is only required in that individual macro.
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Local variables are specific to an individual macro. You should use a local variable when the value is only required in that individual macro. Local variables are accessed via the edit macro screen.
<strong>Variable Types</strong>
<strong>Variable Types</strong>