Using variables in Selenium IDE can be a great help when a manual test takes too long and there are values you want reuse within the test.
With the Selenium IDE command “store” you can specify a variable and its value to use later in the test case. This will allow you to create a variable and retrieve the value later or even in another test macro (see Selenium IDE global variables), as many times as you need.
Switching
-Step 1: Login to website(desktop app) with user_1 [enter username password + clicking login button]
-Step 2: Logout via clicking logout button
Then login page is displayed again
-Step 3: Login to website(desktop app) with user_2 [enter username password + clicking login button]
Step one and three are the same (buttons, input fields)
One way is to use reuse login_macro but we are sending data for user1 or user2 via using csvRead or directly writing data, since we have here the credentials for one of users can not use it for the logging of the next user (probably I am missing something)