Editing a Workflow
To edit the workflow, follow the steps given below.
- On the home page, click Workflows.
Recent Workflows for the selected workspace are displayed. - Hover over the workflow you want to edit and click View.
The workflow canvas is displayed. - Edit the workflow using the drag-drop method to insert datasets and algorithms from the task pane.
For more information, refer to Building Algorithm Flow in a Workflow Canvas. - Once the workflow editing is complete, click the Save (
) icon on the function pane.
Changes to the workflow are saved.
Note: | To save the workflow with a different name, click the ellipsis ( |
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