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Krishna_Kumar
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Export Data Table values to External File

Hi Team,

 

i wanted to export the data table values to an external CSV file or excel file programatically after each and every execution. im using vbscript.

can anyone help me on this ?

 

Kind Regards,

Sathish Kumar K

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tristaanogre
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By data table values, what do you mean?  Is this a Table type variable in Project.Variables?

 

If so, you can write an iterative for-loop using the table count as the index and use aqFile object to opena and write to a CSV file the values in the table.


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TanyaYatskovska
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Hi @Krishna_Kumar,

 

You'll need to work with Excel's COM object. There are many examples in the Community - try searching for them. Here is one of topics:

https://community.smartbear.com/t5/TestComplete-Desktop-Testing/How-to-write-to-Excel-file/td-p/1135...

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Hi @TanyaYatskovska  and @tristaanogre ,

 

Thank you very much.

i was able to export the data table values to an external excel successfully by using the ole object concepts.

But it would be good if you provide information about how to retrive the datatable column names, because i am able to retrive only the column values.

waiting for your response.

 

Kind Regards,

Sathish Kumar K

TanyaYatskovska
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Column names from where? from an Excel file?

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Tanya Yatskovskaya
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@TanyaYatskovska ,

 

from project suite variable (Table variable).

 

Kind Regards,

Sathish Kumar K

A table variable has two properties/methods: ColumnCount and ColumnName.  ColumnName has a parameter for the index of the column, 0 based.  So Project.Variables.tableVar.ColumnName(0) will return the column name of the first column in the table.  Using ColumnCount, you could build a for-loop to iterate through the columns and document the names.


Robert Martin
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@tristaanogre ,

 

Thank you very much for your help.

 

Kind Regards,

Sathish Kumar K

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