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|**Name**| Yes | The name for the parameter to create. |
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|**Type**| Yes | The data type for the parameter, such as **Array**, **Bool**, **Float**, **Int**, **Object**, **Secure Object**, **Secure String**, and **String**. |
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|**Default Value**| Yes | The default value for the parameter. You have to specify the default parameter value because the workflow logic, connection information, and parameter values don't exist in a single location. The designer must be able to resolve the parameter values before loading. <p><p>**Important**: For the **Secure Object** and **Secure String** data types, avoid setting a default value because the value is stored as plain text.|
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|**Default Value**| Yes | The default value for the parameter. You have to specify the default parameter value because the workflow logic, connection information, and parameter values don't exist in a single location. The designer must be able to resolve the parameter values before loading. <br><br>**Important**: For the **Secure Object** and **Secure String** data types, avoid setting a default value because the value is stored as plain text.|
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|**Actual Value**| No | The actual value for the parameter. |
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| Property | Required | Description |
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|**Name**| Yes | The name for the parameter to create. |
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|**Type**| Yes | The data type for the parameter, such as **Array**, **Bool**, **Float**, **Int**, **Object**, and **String**. <p><p>**Note**: In Standard logic app workflows, secure data types, such as `securestring` and `secureobject`, aren't supported. |
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|**Value**| Yes | The value for the parameter. <p><p>In Standard logic app workflows, you have to specify the parameter value because the workflow logic, connection information, and parameter values don't exist in a single location. The designer must be able to resolve the parameter values before loading. |
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|**Type**| Yes | The data type for the parameter, such as **Array**, **Bool**, **Float**, **Int**, **Object**, and **String**. <br><br>**Note**: In Standard logic app workflows, secure data types, such as `securestring` and `secureobject`, aren't supported. |
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|**Value**| Yes | The value for the parameter. <br><br>In Standard logic app workflows, you have to specify the parameter value because the workflow logic, connection information, and parameter values don't exist in a single location. The designer must be able to resolve the parameter values before loading. |
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The following example shows a definition for a string parameter:
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