Step 1: Select function
The function call command is used to call existing local or global functions and execute the commands they contain.
Step 2: Parameters
In the second step, more detailed information about the selected function is displayed. The parameters defined in the function are listed. The value of the parameters corresponds to the respective default value and can be changed here. Alternatively, a variable can be selected here whose value is adopted as the parameter value. These parameter values are transferred to the function when it is called.
Step 3: Assign return value
The last step determines whether the return value of the function is assigned to a new or an existing variable. If the option New is selected, a valid variable name must be entered; if the option Existing is selected, an existing variable must be selected.