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For each loop node

Iterate over each item in a list, and execute connected actions for each item.
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Use the For each loop node to run actions once for every item in a list or collection. For each item, it provides that item so you can use it inside the loop.

Sockets

Socket

Type

Description

SocketAny (collection)The list or collection to loop over.
ThenEvent (output)Fires once for each item in the collection.
ItemAny (output)The current item from the collection for this pass.

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