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I continue last topic created because i can't post and anyone can't see it.

I use this tutorial from here and i don't now to pot this:

  • Multiboard - Set the text for (Last created multiboard) item in column 1, row ((Integer A) + 1) to PlayerColors[(Integer A)]
((Integer A) + 1) to PlayerColors[(Integer A)]

Where can find to add the variable?
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Whenever you want to fill real value in GUI a small window pop up (on your image to the right). There are three main options: Preset, Variable and Function. Select the 'Variable' one and from filter choose the var you need (there is 'CountDuration' on your picture - thats the right field!).
 

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Oh man, look on the function itself:
  • Multiboard - Set the text for (Last created multiboard) item in column 1, row 1 to <string>
The "to" is there by default so you don't have to fill or type anything :S

'[(Integer A)]' appears because PlayerColors[] is array variable thus you have to enter the array too.
 
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