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Is there a way to add results in a for loop, while retaining the previous result so I can verify the entire list as items are added?

var listArray = new Array();
listArray[0] = item1 = "100??";
listArray[1] = item2 = "20*0*";
listArray[2] = item3 = "x26*s";

for(i = 0; i < listArray.length; i++)
{        
    _M.Btn(_filter, "Add").ClickButton();

    Log.Message(item[i]);
}

As the loop continues, I want the Log.Message to add each array item, while retaining the previous array item:

Log.Message(item[i] + "," + item[i] + "," + item[i]);
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  • use another variable to store previous item. Commented Jan 23, 2018 at 18:29
  • use another variable to store previous item. Commented Jan 23, 2018 at 18:31

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    var listArray = new Array();
    listArray[0] = item1 = "100??";
    listArray[1] = item2 = "20*0*";
    listArray[2] = item3 = "x26*s";



    var Msg = "";
    for(i = 0; i < listArray.length; i++)
    {        
        _M.Btn(_filter, "Add").ClickButton();
       if (i == 0) { Msg = item[i];}
       else { Msg = aqString.Concat(Msg, item[i]);}

        Log.Message(Msg);
    }
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