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For

For is a command block used to repeat a group of actions a predetermined number of times. This loop uses a default counter variable called $loopIndex to track the progress of the iteration.

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Configuration parameters in the For loop:

  • 🟢 Start: The starting value of the loop variable $loopIndex.

  • 🔴 End: The ending value. The loop will stop when $loopIndex reaches the value End - 1.

  • ⚡ Increase by: The step (increment value) of $loopIndex after each completed iteration.

Practical example: Combining the For loop to read all data from an Excel file

Suppose you have an Excel file named test.xlsx and you need to configure the script to read all the data in column B of this file. You can combine the For loop with the system variable $inputExcelTotalRows as follows:

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