Read through Handle Dynamic Identifiers or ask your developers if it's possible to insert ID's for each UI control.
Also, you can use Windows Snipping Tool, to capture your screenshot and post it!
TC is able to identify your UI object (such as 'QtObject("QLabel", "Hz", 4)'), but not all property values will be shown for the object - most likely due to the object not exposing its properties.
The developers may not have created an "ID" for each of your UI objects, which can be tricky to identify. You will have to either use the window index value, or see if there's any other property values that uniquely identifies the UI object.
I have tried window index value of Qt controls for uniquely identifies UI objects , but the index is dynamically generated, It seems no any unique properties than I can use for identifying UI object, Lots of current properties after I edit for identifying showed popup as below, So now what I can do is recognizing the parent of my target controls or parent's parent of my target controls for meet my requirement
