Hi All
Another newbie question so apologies. I've created a few workflows now that are based on multi tab directories of separate excel files. Each tab is different though the schemas for the workbooks are the same. I've built the workflow so that each tab on the workbook has its own parallel flow that is summarised/ combined etc towards the end and then consolidated into my data extract report.
To make the flow more readable and look simpler (and to aid documenting it), seems sensible to put each flow into a container. As this is retrofitting, I've tried dropping cut and paste or simply drag and drop into the container. Three Q's
Thanks in anticipation
Chris K
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Hello @ChrisKirk ,
Welcome to the community!
First tell you that yes, containers are a good way to keep your workflow organized. You can even click on the left upper corner to disable them just in case that part of the workflow is not currently necessary.
Another way to move all the tools to a container is selecting all the tools that you want to be inside, then right click, then click on 'add to new container'.
If you need more info about it check here:
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Regards
Thank you so much. Didn't think of looking in a right click menu. So easy. Highlight the tools, right click and add to new container...
Thanks again