Labels are similar to bookmarks in Word. You can flag an automation block as a Label and then jump to that block when necessary. For example, if you need to connect a variable to a method, instead of a long execution line or data path, you can quickly connect them with a Label-Jump To pair.

Once the steps in the Jump To subautomation complete, the automation resumes at the point where the Jump To (link) was executed.

1. On the Automation Surface, right-click to open the options menu.
2. Click AddLabel.

   

   

3. On the automation block, click the label name to edit the name and give it a more descriptive title.

   

   

   You can include additional parameters by clicking the + button.

4. On the Automation Surface, right-click and select Jump ToLogin Sequence (or the default or customized label name).Result: When you link up and run your automation, Robot Studio now jumps to the subautomation, starting from the Label automation block. Once the subautomation completes, the automation resumes at the Jump To automation block.