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# Note: Update

After creating a note in your Flow, it is possible to update the note within the same conversation. This might be useful in long-running chat conversations, when new details from the conversation need to be reflected in the note.

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Note: Update requires the same fields as Note: Create, plus the Note ID of the note which was created. This ID will be available in the Note ID variable upon creation of the note.

| Property     | Description                                                                                                                | Explanation                                                                    |
| ------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Note ID      | The ID of the note to update                                                                                               | Use the Note ID variable, which will be set after using the Note: Create node. |
| Title        | The title of the note will be visible in the Notes overview in the Inbox and Studio                                        |                                                                                |
| Body         | The contents of the note                                                                                                   |                                                                                |
| Mark as done | By default Notes have the status "new", indicating they need to be processed. Enabling this will set the status to "done". |                                                                                |
| Tags         | Any tags to be attached to the note                                                                                        |                                                                                |

### Variables

After updating the note, the following variables will be available to you in the Flow, containing the values of the note you just updated:

* Note ID
* Note Title
* Note Body
* Note Status

### How to update a note?

To append new data to the existing note, without having to copy and paste the same title and body, you can make use of the other Note variables, like we do in the screenshot below:

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