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JavierCollRodri
14 years agoContributor
Hello Krishna,
You can try this:
testObject.Keys(VbCr)
VbCrLf sends two characters: Carriage Return and Line Feed. VbCr should only send Carriage Return. You can also check this article.
Otherwise, you could try this:
testObject.Keys("[Enter]")
This is considered an Enter keystroke, instead of sending a character you "press Enter key"
My knowledge of VB is a little far far away in time, but I hope it helped
You can try this:
testObject.Keys(VbCr)
VbCrLf sends two characters: Carriage Return and Line Feed. VbCr should only send Carriage Return. You can also check this article.
Otherwise, you could try this:
testObject.Keys("[Enter]")
This is considered an Enter keystroke, instead of sending a character you "press Enter key"
My knowledge of VB is a little far far away in time, but I hope it helped