<jupyter_start><jupyter_text>Example - Executing a notebook from the Command Line  How to add a parameter tagIf you wanted to add your own parameter tag, you would go to the menu: View ➡️ Cell Toolbar ➡️ Tags  Input notebookLet's take a look at the input notebook (`Forms.ipynb`). This notebook has cells containingtags for the parameters. [See input notebook](Forms.ipynb)  Execute using the Command LineWe are going to use the Jupyter magic `%%bash` to simulate executing the notebook fromthe command line from a bash terminal.The command takes the form:`colabmill   -p  `<jupyter_code>binder_dir = '..'
! colabmill {binder_dir}/cli-simple/Forms.ipynb \
    {binder_dir}/cli-simple/Forms_output.ipynb \
    -p text 'Hello' \
    -p dropdown 'World' \
    -p text_and_dropdown 'Something'<jupyter_output><empty_output>
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