RunMacro Documentation
Learn RunMacro from basics to advanced.
Everything you need to start and master RunMacro — from basic commands to advanced automation workflows.

RunMacro File commands
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The Data command works with the companion Dulieu tool (an SQLite account store). It Reads the current page dat…
The Data Source - Get Row command reads a row from a data source (CSV, TXT, Excel, or Google Sheet via Apps Sc…
The Data Source - Mark Row command updates the row just fetched (by Get Row) — usually writing a status column…
The Data Source - Write Variables command writes variable values as a new row into a CSV, Excel, TXT (by templ…
The Log Message command prints a line to the log window at run time, with a level (info, warning, error). It s…
The Append Text File command adds text to the end of a TXT file (without overwriting existing content). It sup…
The Append Custom CSV Row command logs one result row per run to a CSV (or TXT) file: macro name, loop number,…
The Create Folder command creates a folder at the path you enter. It can also create any missing parent folder…
The Copy File or Folder command copies from a source path to a destination path. For folders, the whole subtre…
The Move File or Folder command relocates content from a source to a destination (the original no longer stays…
The Rename File or Folder command changes the name of a file or folder in place (it stays in the same folder).…
The Delete File or Folder command removes a path. You choose the Recycle Bin (recoverable) or permanent delete…
The List Files and Folders command scans a folder and returns items matching a pattern (e.g. *.png). You can f…
The File Info command reads metadata of a file/folder into a group of variables sharing a prefix (e.g. file_):…
The Batch Rename Files command renames many files in a folder using four modes: find-replace, prefix/suffix, s…
The Read Text File command opens a text file and loads its whole content into a variable for later steps. You …
The Write Text File command writes your content (with optional variables) to a file. Choose overwrite or creat…
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