Set value of a single cell action
- Updated: 2025/06/02
Set value of a single cell action
Us the Set value of a single cell action to update the value of a specific cell.
Settings
- Click the
Data table name drop-down menu and select the variable that
you have used to store the name of an existing data table.
If a variable is not available, click the Create variable icon to create and select it
- In the Row by index, enter the row index.
For example, to set a value to the first row in the selected data table, enter 0. If you have stored this value as a variable, you can click the Insert a value icon.
- Use the Column by field to select one of the following
options:
- Name - To specify the name of the column and sort the
values within it.
(Optional) Click the Insert a value icon to select an existing variable that contains the column name.
- Index - To specify the column index.
(Optional) Click the Insert a value icon to select an existing variable that contains the table index.
Index numbers start from 0. For example, if you have a data table that contains four columns and you want sort the values in the third column, enter 2 in the index field.
Note: You can only sort the values within one column at a time. In order to sort the values across multiple columns of a data table, you must use the Sort action multiple times. - Name - To specify the name of the column and sort the
values within it.
- (Optional) In the Set value of table cell field, enter a
value that you want to set.
Click the Insert a value icon to select an existing variable that contains this value.