Champion Level 1Hi scot1967
RDLC Report belongs to Microsoft Access, right? In this case, please refer to the following page explaining how to work with the report:
https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/desktop/access/retrieving-data.html
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Champion Level 1Maybe, I'll have a go and post back with my results. The rendering panel does not seem to expose the data it contains. It acts like an image. If this is the case then there may be very little I can do except export data to Excel from my application and check what I can there or use some sort of image verification but I don't have the 'Intelligent quality add-on' :-/
Champion Level 1I have had a go at this but nothing seems to work. The object tree dead ends at the rendering panel. I also went digging into Addressing Objects in WPF...
I think the problem may be that this Rendering pannel is a WinForms object not WPF. So I went digging into the WinForms Object Method...
This lead me to a post about adding entries to the MSAA or UI Automations Project options...
Nothing has worked. The UI Automation Section is still pretty much empty and the contents of the RenderingPanel object are still not available. :smileysad:
What is a "rendering panel"?
By the name... the contents are rendered images or something... so, they may not be actually detected as individual OLE compatible objects (regardless of kind) so you might not have that kind of access to the contents.
AlumniHi scot1967
RDLC Report belongs to Microsoft Access, right? In this case, please refer to the following page explaining how to work with the report:
https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/desktop/access/retrieving-data.html
