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Solution was:
var rgi = fpSpread1.ActiveSheet.GetRangeGroupInfo(2, true);
fpSpread1.ActiveSheet.ExpandRangeGroup(rgi.GetValue(0), true, true);
Thanks SmartBear !!
-Vinay
Please search for any methods like ExpandRow.
It has ExpandRow method but it is not working. Have a look at the attachment "ExpandRow.PNG".
I am still struggling for the solution :(
-Vinay
What has an ExpandRow method?
The row itself? Might not like you accessing it directly. It's also not how the user would do it. They can't trigger methods directly. They click things which trigger those methods. If you're testing a front end, should always go the user route and avoid direct method calls if at all possible as you may miss things doing it that way.
Anyway ....
Are the number buttons or +/- buttons visible to TC as objects? Without seeing the Object Model for this, and the available properties/methods of these objects (if they're recognised as such), it's kind of hard to say how you should approach it ....
Yeah. Just noticed your second screenshot.
That ExpandRow method looks like a method of the sheet itself so you'd be bypassing the button click.
Whether that matter or not depends on what you're testing, and how you want to get there. If you're testing the expander controls themselves, then using a direct method is a bad idea. If you don't care about those, and just need to get the thing in a state to do what you need to do to complete the test, then you may well get away with going direct. If it will let you ...
Hi,
I need to verify row data based on group/ungroup. So it does not matter for me if I bypass control click.
-Vinay
Hi,
> It has ExpandRow method but it is not working.
What about two ExpandRangeGroup() functions that are right above the ExpandRow() one on your screenshot?
Their name seems to be more applicable to your case as you need to expand the group or rows but not some given row... (Though I am not familiar with the terminology used for FarPoint controls.)
