The browser sections under the If and under the Then should be able to be indented. That's how TC looks for the code. Try just indenting "browser" in each case and the rest should move with it.
I encountered that issue a long time ago. The fastest workaround in Excel that I found was similar to yours. We actually put a character in the blank fields and used a code snippet to say if the field was not = "!" then use the field contents.
We got tired of messing with that after awhile and switched to using .csv files instead of Excel files. Excel can be unpredictable with the data and you can spend a lot of time doing workarounds.
So, are the CSV files still edited using Excel but saved as CSV file? I was messing with the IF-THEN and Else but cannot seem to get them to work for the ELSE part. It says that is it in the wrong location but I have tried to move it and I think it really needs to be indented more for it to work in the location I need it but the application does not let me indent it anymore, so it is under the correct grouping.
I am new to this and not very familiar with scripting as I am just learning so how would I do a script and then get it into the test complete code? Sorry again I am just starting with this process. LOL
No problem with being new, we are happy to help!
Yes, save them as csv and have TestComplete access the csv.
If you post a screenshot of your if-then-else we can check the grouping for you.
For a small script, you can use Code Snippet in a keyword test. Look for that in the menu.
