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- Determine a path by copying an eVar value to a prop
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Determine a path by copying an eVar value to a prop
You can copy the value of an eVar to a prop to enable pathing.
When setting values, the variable on the left receives the value (even if it is empty) from the variable on the right.
| Rule Set | Value |
|---|---|
| Condition | None (always execute) |
| Action | Overwrite Value of Prop1 with eVar1 |
You can modify this rule to set the value of Prop1 only if it does not already contain a value, similar to the following:
| Rule Set | Value |
|---|---|
| Condition | If Prop1 Is Not Set |
| Action | Overwrite Value of Prop1 with eVar1 |
For example:
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