How to copy multiple steps from other flow

[Akki1]

I have created a subflow and I want to copy multiple steps from the flow and put it in the subflow is that possible?

[Akash Jasoriya]

No, it is not possible to copy the steps from a flow to subflow. 

[Laszlo Balla]

Well, not exactly.

From the Utah release, what you can do is you can select multiple steps in a flow and convert them into a subflow.

This will, however, remove the steps from the flow, so if this is problem, you might want to create a copy of it first and work with that.

You can find the documentation with the steps to be taken here.

[raphaelcrv]

Yes, it is possible to copy multiple steps from a flow and paste them into a subflow.

Here are the general steps to copy steps from a flow and paste them into a subflow:

1. Open the flow that contains the steps you want to copy.

2. Select the steps you want to copy. You can select multiple steps by holding down the Ctrl key (Windows) or Command key (Mac) and clicking on each step.

3. Right-click on the selected steps and choose "Copy" from the context menu.

4. Open the subflow where you want to paste the steps.

5. Right-click on an empty area of the subflow canvas and choose "Paste" from the context menu.

6. The copied steps should now appear in the subflow. You can rearrange them as needed and connect them to other steps in the subflow.

Note that when you copy steps from a flow to a subflow, any inputs and outputs for those steps will be copied as well. You may need to adjust the inputs and outputs in the subflow to ensure that they match the requirements of the copied steps.

Also, keep in mind that copying steps from a flow to a subflow can make the original flow more difficult to read and understand. If possible, it's often better to refactor the original flow to call the subflow instead of copying the steps.

[Akki1]

@raphaelcrv Its not working I cannot select multiple steps