Extracting the last 3 things I copied from the clipboard

Questions and Help
1

I always copy 3 separate items and then use the Win+V to open the clipboard and paste them in the following way:
3rd copied item
2nd copied item
1st copied item

Is it possible to create an automation like that?

2

Hi there,

Welcome to the community :tada:

Text Blaze has a clipboard command that inserts your clipboard contents, but there is no way to use this command with separate items.

Although, we do have various autopilot commands that could help you do this in a different way.

Can you share some more information about what you are trying to do? :slight_smile:

3

I copy a name then address and country
I want to have them pasted one after another

4

You could create a snippet with the clipboard command that inserts your clipboard contents and then reuse the same snippet after copying each item to insert the information.

Or, if it is possible, you can use our site selector to read the data from the page and then autopilot commands to move to certain boxes and paste the data where it is needed.

If you have any questions, please let me know.

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5

I also have this question, I need to find a solution.

First I go to the pdf and do a ctrl c on part of the text (copy01), then I go to another part of the pdf and do another ctrl c (copy02)

copy 01 <<<< {clipboard}
copy 02 <<<< {clipboard}

How do I store copy01 in a variable if when I make a new copy02 it overwrites the first one

example
Now I'm talking about this wonderful country that is {clipboard} (copy01), its main riches are {clipboard}(copy02)

In summary
I need to store the first ctrl+c in a variable, without it being changed when I use a new ctrl+c

6

Unfortunately, @Felipe_Castro in your case, since the data is on a PDF file, you won't be able to use the {site} selector to get the data from it. Our clipboard command only supports pasting the last copied value, but we'll discuss internally about your use case to see if we can improve it.