Environment Variable Extract

[HarshilMehta]

How can I extract environment variables to excel or some sort of file? I have lot of env variable and need to log them in documentation. Any easy way to extract the list from blue prism? Thanks in advance.

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Harshil Mehta
Solution Designer
Deloitte
America/Toronto
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[HarshilMehta]

Awesome solution! I like this one better. Thank you so much for sharing this solution. Appreciate it! 

Thanks,

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Harshil Mehta
Solution Designer
Deloitte
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[johny.jain]

​Hi All,

Attaching this zip file for Release Analyser tool which is also available in Blue prism Documents Section.

Thanks
Johny

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Johny Jain
IT Solution Engineer
Kimberly Clark
Bangalore
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[UmeshPotdar]

Hi All,
I know, its too late reply but this will help.

1. Create release of only env variables -> selecting all  (using shift first & last variable) -> drag all to right side
2. Open release using any editor (e.g. Notepad++) -> save as .xml
3. Open .xml file in MS Excel (by dragging into open excel also)
4. Click ok on below

5. Click ok on below

6. Done

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Umesh Potdar
Sr. Member Technical
ADP
Asia/Kolkata
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[HarshilMehta]

This is great! Thank you so much!

On Tue., Mar. 8, 2022, 12:31 p.m. Umesh Potdar via Blue Prism Community, <Mail@blueprism.email> wrote:

Hi All, I know, its too late reply but this will help. 1. Create release of only env variables -> selecting all  (using shift first & last...

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Hi All, I know, its too late reply but this will help. 1. Create release of only env variables -> selecting all  (using shift first & last variable) -> drag all to right side 2. Open release using any editor (e.g. Notepad++) -> save as .xml 3. Open .xml file in MS Excel (by dragging into open excel also) 4. Click ok on below 5. Click ok on below 6. Done ------------------------------ Umesh Potdar Sr. Member Technical ADP Asia/Kolkata ------------------------------

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