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Conventionally, fetching several environmental variables in your Automation projects means:

*   adding several individual _Get Environment Variable activity_ steps to your project.
*   memorize or lookup before you can fetch them.

The One Step Environment Variables List library does away with having to deal with such inconveniences. Instead, with this library, you have the ability to retrieve **the most common Windows Environment variables** by adding just one step to your Automation project. 

  

The library supports three steps, based on which you get back the list of Environment variables in different formats.

  

Please check documentation for the list of common Environment variables supported.

Get common Windows Environment variables as a collection, Data Table or JSON string in one step.

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Conventionally, fetching several environmental variables in your Automation projects means:

*   adding several individual _Get Environment Variable activity_ steps to your project.
*   memorize or lookup before you can fetch them.

The One Step Environment Variables List library does away with having to deal with such inconveniences. Instead, with this library, you have the ability to retrieve **the most common Windows Environment variables** by adding just one step to your automation project. 

  

The library supports three steps, based on which you get back the list of Environment variables in different formats.

  

Please check documentation for the list of common Environment variables supported.