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Let's see the name mapping for the selection list. There's usually a way to drill down and see the individual items.
- MarcusBengtsson6 years agoFrequent ContributorPretty new to this how do you see name mapping for it?
- MarcusBengtsson6 years agoFrequent Contributor
Hi again, this is how i see it when i try to select the list item.
- MarcusBengtsson6 years agoFrequent Contributor
Hi again, this is how i see it when i try to select the list item.
- MarcusBengtsson6 years agoFrequent Contributor
ListView20WndClass ClickItem "M_Conc5_HC", ...
Clicks the 0 subitem of the 'M_Conc5_HC' item of the 'ListView20WndClass' list view.
- Marsha_R6 years agoModerator
This is how you look at the Name Mapping
- tristaanogre6 years agoEsteemed Contributor
ClickItem as a method can take either a string or an integer. So, if you ALWAYS want to click on the 5th item in the list, you simply do ClickItem(5). If you always want to click on the same text in the list, regardless of position, you do ClickItem(<item text>).
Since you're using Keyword test, it's simply a matter of editing the operation after the recording and going to the parameter and changing the type from "string" to "integer" and entering in the desired value.
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