Solution Background
In daily work, it is often necessary to repeat the execution of complex processes involving multiple software (e.g., browser to collect data + Excel to organize it + PPT to report it), and the traditional method is both time-consuming and prone to errors.
procedure
- step-by-step instruction method: Split large tasks into successively smaller instructions, for example:
- "Open the official website of the Bureau of Statistics in your browser and download the 2023 GDP data table."
- "Open the downloaded CSV in Excel, delete the first two rows, and multiply the third column of data by 1.05"
- "Generate a bar graph of the results and copy it to the second page of the PPT"
- contextual memorization technique: Use explicit references in successive instructions (e.g., "use the file you just downloaded").
- Application Status Check: Suggest adding a fault-tolerant instruction such as "Click OK if a pop-up window appears" after a critical step.
Additional recommendations
Initially, the process can be verified in the mode of "showing the operation steps but not executing", and then run after confirming that there is no error. For particularly complex processes, they can be recorded as template instruction groups and called repeatedly.
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