no, that's currently not possible. If you really need it you could use the Generate Macro with the replace() function. I admit it's not the most elegant thing, but it works. Please see the attached process.
Oh, I just saw that you need it for Execute Process. That's not possible, however you could define a string representing "empty" and replace it with empty in the executed process with the above operators.
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no, that's currently not possible. If you really need it you could use the Generate Macro with the replace() function. I admit it's not the most elegant thing, but it works. Please see the attached process.
Best, Marius Oh, I just saw that you need it for Execute Process. That's not possible, however you could define a string representing "empty" and replace it with empty in the executed process with the above operators.