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SharePoint workflow refers to the automation of a business process by step by step execution of steps. In many cases the workflow instances have indeterminate delays and overall duration due to the necessity to interact with human users. This differentiates workflow from other means of automation such as Event Receivers. There are two types of workflows - Sequential Workflows - State Machine Workflow
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Schedule a workflow to run everyday
At the very start of the workflow,
1: Set Workflow Variable
Set a variable, lets call it "IsToday" to "Current date".
2: Extract Substring of String from Index with Length
Start at "0" and the idea … At the end of the workflow,
4: Pause Until Date
At the end of your workflow, have it pause until "IsTomorrow" and then direct the workflow to go back to the beginning (Transition to stage) and run again …
