The For Each action loops over a set of collections of items, setting a variable to each value and executing the contained actions.

Whenever you need to deal with a list of things (lines, files, volumes, numbers, etc), the For Each action is a good place to start.

1. Add the For Each Action, from the Control Flow Category, to your macro
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2. Enter a variable or select from the pop-up at the end of the For each text area.
   • This variable will contain each item in the Collection list as the For Each Action loops
   • This can be a new or existing variable, as your needs dictate
   • You can then use or process this item as needed
3. Add a collection by clicking the green + button beside New Collection to select from a list of available collections. You can learn more about the available collections on the Collections page.
4. When you choose a specific collection, further options may become available.
5. Drag one or more actions into the No Action (which means no actions have been added yet) area.
   • These actions will operate on each item in the Collection that is stored in the Variable from Step #2

You can break out of the loop, retry this iteration, or skip to the next iteration with the actions:Redirect Control Flow actions.

Example #1: Split text into lines or substrings

For a complete macro using this Action, see MACRO: [FILE] Process Lines in Text File

Example #2: Get Capture Group for Multiple Matches

See Regular Expressions (RegEx) Examples

• actions:Redirect Control Flow
• See all actions

• trigger:Typed String
• See all triggers

• Text filtering
• Microsoft Word: Make numbers in selected text superscript without affecting the words
• MACRO: [FILE] Process Lines in Text File
• For Each Item