Ok I have made a simple Craigslist posting tool I created with the program. The problem is I have multiple accounts and passwords and I have mutiple ad headings and I cant seem to figure out how to get the program to do these things.
1st Everytime I get to the point of entering in the account name and password I want it to take a diffrent one from a list that I either have in excel or other and I need it to go down the list every time it gets to this action within the program.
2nd Pick a different ad heading from a list as well each time it gets to that action.
I am sure it would be the same type of automation for each using variables and such but I have yet to find anything that explains variables and the excel portion of the program very well for a dummy like me.
I have pulled my hair on this for 3 days now with no succes. I can get it to open excel read from excel and enter in the account name and passwrod from the first line of a excel spread sheet but I can not get it to drop down the list or delete the first line and pick up from there.
Please help!
Hello merlinkid,
All you have to do, is enclose the actions that you want to repeat inside a "For Each" loop. Assuming that you have saved the data that you read from Excel (the various usernames and passwords) in a variable called %DataTable%, and also assuming that the username is stored in the first column and the password is stored in the second one, your job should look like this:
For each (Variable to iterate: %DataTable%, Store current item into: %DataRow%)
<Your actions that log into craiglist go here>
<The current iteration's Username will be stored in variable %DataRow[0]%, and the current iteration's Password will be stored in variable %DataRow[1]%>
End Loop
You can find more information about loops in the Help File of the application but you can also check the following threads in the forum:
http://winautomation.com/forum/looping-action
http://winautomation.com/forum/bookmarking-randomization-and-loops
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