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The Declare Variable block is used to define a variable within the workflow. A variable can be declared with one of five data types:
  1. Text
  2. Number
  3. Boolean
  4. List
  5. Time
Each datatype has certain properties that can be used.

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Text

Stores string data allowing you to create and manage string-based variables. text The text datatype has the following properties that can be used.
Operations        Description            
Set    Declare a string or Overwrite an existing string
Prepend    Add string value at start
AppendAdd string value at end

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Number

Stores numerical data, representing quantities, counts, or measurements. number The number datatype has the following properties that can be used.
Operations        Description            
Set    Declare a number or Overwrite an existing number
Plus    Add a value
MinusSubtract a value

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Boolean

Represents true or false values, often used for making conditional decisions or indicating states. boolean The boolean datatype has the following properties that can be used.
Operations        Description            
Set    Declare a boolean or Overwrite an existing boolean

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List

Stores an ordered collection of items of string or number data type, ideal for managing multiple values. list The list datatype has the following properties that can be used.
Operations        Description            
Set    Declare a array or Overwrite an existing array
Prepend    Add a value at start of list
AppendAdd a value at end of list

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Time

Stores specific points in time (e.g., dates, timestamps) or durations (e.g., hours, minutes). time The time datatype has the following properties that can be used.
Operations        Description            
Set    Declare a time value or Overwrite an existing time value
Check here to learn about how to access the variables inside the workflow.