Fixed or Dynamic? A better way to fill lists on Mac

Why list filling belongs in a Repeat Block

A list-filling workflow is easiest to understand when one complete row lives inside a visible Repeat Block. That makes the repeated boundary, navigation and timing explicit instead of hiding them in a long sequence.

Fixed and Dynamic solve different jobs

Choose the fixed template when the same value or action sequence repeats a known number of times. Choose the dynamic template when each pass should use the next line from a list through {{current_item}}.

Do not guess slow page timing

A Wait action is useful for a stable delay. If a page sometimes takes one second and sometimes six, use Image to Wait after the loading action. Tapquence then continues when a reliable visual ready-state appears rather than when a guessed timer expires.

Make failures actionable

For a dynamic list, a safe timeout can skip one item and leave it in the run report. For a fixed positional sequence, stopping is usually safer because the next action may otherwise land in the wrong place.

Start with the complete guide

The complete List Filler guide explains setup, list variables, Image to Wait, timeout behaviour and testing. Then open List Filler | Dynamic or List Filler | Fixed as an editable starting point.