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# Get all values
This is a pre-built action available under the **Captured Dropdown Element** from the **Desktop Application**. The functionality of this action in Avo Assure is to fetch all values in the dropdown and save the result in dynamic variable.
### Syntax
**Input Value:** `N/A`
| Argument | Description |
| -------- | -------------- |
| N/A | Not Applicable |
**Output Value:**
Argument
Description
<Dynamic Variable>
(Required)
This dynamic variable stores the retrieved value from the dropdown.
<Dynamic Variable>
(Optional)
This dynamic variable holds the status of the action as True or False.
**Example**
**Fetches all the values present in the dropdown list**
The **Get all values** action retrieves all the available options from the dropdown element. This action does not require any input value and is typically used to capture the complete list of items in the dropdown. The retrieved list is stored in the **{Get All}** variable as (e.g., **All,Last Month,Last 3 Months, Last 6 Months**)
**Additional Information**
Once the values are stored in **{Get All}** variable, you can use individual values in your next scenario using array format.\
For example, **{Get All\[1]}** will return **"Last Month"**.
This allows you to dynamically reuse dropdown options when working with other actions in future, such as entering a specific value in a text field or selecting a filter.
You can fetch values using array format like: **{Get All\[0]};{Get All\[1]}** and so on, where each index refers to a specific item in the dropdown list.
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