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It took a little work, but I did get this to work.
I used an iteration of type “user” with the basis of @listBasis and a variable of %u1. This is where @listBasis was initialized using “=one two three four five six” as found in your example. I did define a separate counter variable @counter and incremented it while in the loop.
I have attached screen shots for you
Input: =one two three four five six
Output:
@listBasis – {one two three four five six}
*** Inside List Iteration ***
List Item: one : List Counter: 1
*** Inside List Iteration ***
List Item: two : List Counter: 2
*** Inside List Iteration ***
List Item: three : List Counter: 3
*** Inside List Iteration ***
List Item: four : List Counter: 4
*** Inside List Iteration ***
List Item: five : List Counter: 5
*** Inside List Iteration ***
List Item: six : List Counter: 6I attached the translation in a text file. I also attached images. I hope this is what you were looking for, but at least you will be able to iterate the list and build upon that.
