I'm going nuts with this one... the thought process it super simple, but I can't seem to figure it out...
Macro starts running and checks if file "a.csv" is present in a list of files inside a folder in Finder. If it's there, move on to the next action (let's call it ABC), if not, keep looping until I add that a.csv file. Once I add the file, it will break from that loop and move on to the next action (ABC). It will do this a few times for different files. So basically it will always wait for me to add a new specific file, before allowing the macro to keep running.
I tried the Execute Until, If Then Else, Pause Until...
But my brain is melting...
You will probably think "what the hell is he doing?", but this is what I came up with so far, according to my thought process, but it's not working, of course:
I could've sworn that I tried that action and for some reason it didn't work or I overlooked it. I'm feeling too stupid now, because that's so simple... haha. But I knew it would be something like this, super obvious.
As a standalone, it does work. Start it running, add a file/folder whose names contains "Routines.csv" to the directory ~/Inbox - Global/, the macro finds the file and completes.
Perhaps this bit is OK but it's how you are integrating it with the rest of the workflow?
The Pause Until was more than enough, actually. This first version I created, was just because I tried with Pause Until the first time and for some reason it didn't work. Maybe I did something wrong there or something. But again, my macro wasn't working either yesterday and today it was, so...
But yeah, the Pause Until was perfect. I used it already and the macro is working as expected. Thanks