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Hi, I've started to make a pipeline in Fabric, but I don't know how to increase the value of an integer variable using the Set Variable Activity...
The variable initially has a value of 0, then I want it to have a value of 1
any ideas ..
Thanks
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I think you need to use a "helper" variable to achieve this:
Because there seems to be a limitation that variables cannot be self-referencing.
So you would need to use two variables, e.g.:
counter_i
temp_j
Choose your initial value for your variable (counter_i), e.g. counter_i = 0.
Then, use these two activities to increment counter_i:
First, you set temp_j equal to counter_i.
Then, you set counter_i equal to temp_j + 1.
You can repeat these two steps multiple times in order to keep incrementing the variables.
I think you need to use a "helper" variable to achieve this:
Because there seems to be a limitation that variables cannot be self-referencing.
So you would need to use two variables, e.g.:
counter_i
temp_j
Choose your initial value for your variable (counter_i), e.g. counter_i = 0.
Then, use these two activities to increment counter_i:
First, you set temp_j equal to counter_i.
Then, you set counter_i equal to temp_j + 1.
You can repeat these two steps multiple times in order to keep incrementing the variables.
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