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When you access the Flow Editor in a new session, you will see a single Unnamed tab, in Scratch status (orange). You can start working on this tab and then rename it and save your Flow.
When you clone a Flow or create a new Flow on the current tab, you will be able to choose if you want to create it in the current tab or in a new one. If you do not choose this option, the new Flow will replace the current content. For this reason, remember to save your Flow before creating a new one on the current tab. Otherwise, the current content will disappear.
When you open an already existing Flow on the current tab, you will be able to choose if you want to open it in the current tab or in a new one. If you decide to open it on the current tab, it will replace the current content. For this reason, remember to save your Flow before opening another Flow on the current tab. Otherwise, the current content will disappear.
You can drag and drop these tabs to reorder them as desired.
Right-click a tab to close tabs in two ways:
Close others: click this option to close all other tabs except the one you have selected.
Close to the right: choose this option to close all tabs to the right of the one you have selected.
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For example, let's say you already know you are going to use a query various times in your Flow. Create a variable for this by:
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In your Flow window, click File → Variables. 
In the Variables window, click Add variable to create a new one.
Give it a name, description and choose a Type.
In the Value field, enter the value that will be inserted into any free text field.
Select Confirm to save and the variable is ready to use. |
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Insert variables
Once your variable has been created, it is ready to use in free text fields of any unit. To do so:
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