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When verbally triggering a shortcut, is it possible to respond to a shortcut choice without Siri first saying “Okay [your name], what’s the text?” For example, I have a shortcut that ask’s “Do you want to hear today’s appointments?” I would prefer a beep and then give my “yes” or “no” response (as it works when I run the shortcut from a shortcut “button” on my iPad or iPhone). Instead, I must wait for Siri to say “Okay [your name], what’s the text?”
Bill ~ To set the number of repeats in response to a prompt in the shortcut, use the same technique as I explained here in response to your other post:
...But I doubt a shortcut will be allowed to run for 5 minutes as in your example. It will probably time out before that.
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Bill ~ To set the number of repeats in response to a prompt in the shortcut, use the same technique as I explained here in response to your other post:
...But I doubt a shortcut will be allowed to run for 5 minutes as in your example. It will probably time out before that.
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Alancito, I would like to set the number of repeats in response to a prompt in the shortcut. Hope this helps. Thanks.
Thanks so much. Worked perfectly. My problem was not realizing that a long-press on the repeat’s plus and minus would give me access to variables.
Dictating text to a Siri shortcut
