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|DisplayName=Assign Variables Block
|Application=Designer
|Role=Administrator
|TocName=Assign Variables Block
|Platform=PureEngage
|ComingSoon=No
|Context=Use the Assign Variables block to assign a new value or expression to user variables.
|Section={{Section
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|structuredtext=You can use the '''Assign Variables''' block in any phase of the application to assign a new value or expression to any of the user variables. Those variables can be used in other blocks whose properties support variables (for example, TTS prompts). The last-known state of variables is captured in metrics just before the SCXML session ends.

{{NoteFormat|You specify user variables in the '''User Variables''' tab of the '''Initialize''' phase. When the application starts, those user variables are declared and assigned the user-specified default value.|2}}

You can use the '''Sort Function''' tab to sort the elements of a JSON array in a specified order. A maximum of three keys can be specified with each array. The same array can be sorted multiple times; therefore, the number of sort keys is unlimited.

{{NoteFormat|The '''Assignments''' tab is processed before the '''Sort Function''' tab when your application executes the '''Assign Variables''' block. Do not assume that assignments are processed after sorting within the block. To extract specific parts of data after sorting, add another '''Assign Variables''' block after the one that performs sorting.}}
|Status=No
}}{{Section
|sectionHeading=Assignments tab
|Standalone=No
|ComingSoon=No
|alignment=Vertical
|structuredtext=Click '''Add Assignment''' to assign a value or expression to a variable.
<ul>
<li>Select a variable from the '''Variable''' drop-down menu.</li>
<li>Enter a value or expression for the variable in the '''Expression''' field. The value can be a simple literal value (such as a string, integer, or Boolean) or any valid JavaScript expression. The value expression can refer to other variables.</li>
{{NoteFormat|When assigning a string value to a variable, you must ensure that you enclose the string value with quotation marks. Otherwise, the string is interpreted as a reference to a variable.|2}}
</ul>

[[File:des_assign_assignments.png]]
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|structuredtext=Click '''Add Sort Function''' and select an '''Input Array''' that contains a valid JSON array with values that you want to sort.

Enter up to three values in the '''Key to Sort By''' fields. These values must exist in the array. If an element does not have the specified value, it is skipped by the sort function and the value appears towards the end of the list.

Optionally, specify a '''Sort Order''' and '''Key Data Type'''. For the '''date''' type, you can use the following formats:

*''yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ''
**Example in Greenwich Mean Time (Zulu): <tt>2015-06-01T12:13:14Z</tt>
*''yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss[+-]HHmm''
**Example in Pacific Time: <tt>2015-06-01T12:13:14-0800</tt>

{{NoteFormat|You can specify a '''Key Data Type''' to use data-aware sorting to treat different keys differently. If you do not specify a data type, the sort function treats all sort keys as strings and sorts those strings.|2}}

[[File:des_assign_sortfunction.png|border|center|link=]]
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Click '''Advanced Scripting''' to enter your own ECMAScript expression.

[[File:des_assignvar_advanced.png]]
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 |structuredtext=You can use the '''Assign Variables''' block in any phase of the application to assign a new value or expression to any of the user variables. Those variables can be used in other blocks whose properties support variables (for example, TTS prompts). The last-known state of variables is captured in metrics just before the SCXML session ends.
-{{NoteFormat|You specify user variables in the '''User Variables''' tab of the '''Initialize''' phase. When the application starts, those user variables are declared and assigned the user-specified default value.|2}}
+User variables are specified in the '''User Variables''' tab of the '''Initialize''' phase. When the application starts, those user variables are declared and assigned the user-specified default value.
 You can use the '''Sort Function''' tab to sort the elements of a JSON array in a specified order. A maximum of three keys can be specified with each array. The same array can be sorted multiple times; therefore, the number of sort keys is unlimited.
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 |sectionHeading=Assignments tab
 |anchor=Assignmentstab
-|alignment=Vertical
+|alignment=Horizontal
 |structuredtext=Click '''Add Assignment''' to assign a value or expression to a variable.
 <ul>
 <li>Select a variable from the '''Variable''' drop-down menu.</li>
 <li>Enter a value or expression for the variable in the '''Expression''' field. The value can be a simple literal value (such as a string, integer, or Boolean) or any valid JavaScript expression. The value expression can refer to other variables.</li>
 {{NoteFormat|When assigning a string value to a variable, you must ensure that you enclose the string value with quotation marks. Otherwise, the string is interpreted as a reference to a variable.|2}}
 </ul>
-[[File:des_assign_assignments.png]]
+<code>/*pragma:ors_await*/</code>
 |Status=No
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 |Standalone=No
 |DisplayName=Assign Variables Block
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 |Platform=GenesysEngage-cloud
-|ComingSoon=No
+|Role=Administrator
-|Context=Use the Assign Variables block to assign a new value or expression to user variables.
+|Application=Designer
 |Section={{Section
 |alignment=Vertical
 |structuredtext=You can use the '''Assign Variables''' block in any phase of the application to assign a new value or expression to any of the user variables. Those variables can be used in other blocks whose properties support variables (for example, TTS prompts). The last-known state of variables is captured in metrics just before the SCXML session ends.
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 }}{{Section
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-|Standalone=No
+|anchor=Assignmentstab
 |alignment=Vertical
 |structuredtext=Click '''Add Assignment''' to assign a value or expression to a variable.
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 }}{{Section
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+|anchor=SortFunctiontab
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 |structuredtext=Click '''Add Sort Function''' and select an '''Input Array''' that contains a valid JSON array with values that you want to sort.
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-Click '''Advanced Scripting''' to enter your own ECMAScript expression.
+Click '''Advanced Scripting''' to enter your own ECMAScript expression. For more information, see {{Link-SomewhereInThisVersion|manual=Designer|topic=ECMAScript}}.
 [[File:des_assignvar_advanced.png]]
 |Status=No
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