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Return node

Exit from a function and optionally return a value.
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Last updated 10 months ago
Use the Return node to stop the current logic block and send back a value. After Return runs, the rest of the connected steps in this block don't execute. Use it inside custom functions or logic sections that you want to exit early.

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ValueAnyThe value to return to the caller. If not connected, nothing is returned.
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