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Create a Return Block

In the Workbook section, the Return Block is essential for managing the flow of control and data between different workbooks.

Updated 2026-08-14


In the Workbook section, the Return Block is essential for managing the flow of control and data between different workbooks. It works similarly to the Call Block and provides a mechanism to return control and values to the calling workbook.

Overview

  • It passes the output of the previous block that was executed in the calling workbook to the called workbook on the Return Block.
  • Once the called workbook finishes its execution, the Return Block ensures that control and specified output are passed back to the calling workbook.

How to add a Return Block?

Steps to Configure Return Block:

Navigate to the Blocks Section:

  • Hover on the Workbooks icon on the left navigation bar, it will display the folder-wise view of existing workbooks in the tenant (previously known as cluster).

  • Create a new workbook or open an existing workbook.
  • Within the Return Block select the workbook that you want to call.

  • Run the Return Block.
  • The resultset from the previous block is passed to the Workbook called in the Return Block. The Workbook mentioned in the Return block is executed.
  • Once the Return Block is executed, control and data are returned from the called Workbook to the calling workbook. As a result, the result set from the called Workbook is displayed in the Return Block.
  • In the Workbook page, click on Plus icon. This will take you to a list of available blocks then select the Return Block from the list.

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