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How do I determine what is different between two different xlsx versions of the same worksheet?
I apologize in advance if my question seems somewhat vague (if only I could attach a file that would be so much better!) I use TestComplete for regression testing, part of which is .rdl-type reports in our software being exported in the .xls format and compared to a previously saved copy. A newer version of the software will export the file in the .xlsx format, and pretesting this in TestComplete is causing the following issue: The .xlsx file opens just fine using Microsoft Excel, but the following in TestComplete fails to open it: DDT.ExcelDriver(strSourceSpreadsheet, strSheet, True) However, if I open the file with Microsoft Excel and re-save it (making no changes), then the above line of code works just fine. So the next thing I did was to change the .xlsx extension on the before Excel and after Excel versions to .zip, and then tried comparing the two collections of files. The re-saved version is almost twice as big as the original one, has additional files, and all the common files are full of differences. How to I even begin trying to get to the bottom of this? Has anyone experienced something similar? MyAccountAccess Online472Views0likes1CommentI want to Recorder to TestComplete doesn't recognize popups elements
I'm trying to record a test using TestComplete. The application I test contains popups. The popup contains clickable buttons and links. The problem is that when executing the recorded test- TestComplete does not recognize the popup itself and all the elements in the popup. TestComplete waits for the popup element and then the test fails. The application bases on WPF on Windows OS. I'll be glad for some help regards this issue. There is a way to pass this, any extension needed? www.telltims.com430Views0likes1CommentLooking for a way to check for unexpected windows during a for loop in python automated testing
I am running some automated tests on an POS application where a large number of sales are entered using a for loop. During the test there are times where it is possible for the application window to lose focus, and when this happened we get a pop up window and this causes the test to stop. I currently have a lot of checks in the code to look for this window after multiple steps in the loop, but each one I add adds time to the sale and slows the test down. Is there a way in python to constantly check for something like these windows. To note I am using TestComplete and I have looked into the event handlers and it does not appear I will be able to use them due to how the application was developed. Tell Tims Survey441Views0likes1CommentHow to call only a part of the procedure into another vbscript?
I've a script named script 1 that creates a text file and stores some string values into it. I need to call this script script 1 into another script file named script 2 but only part of it (script 1). I don't want to call the part of the script (script 1) that will store string values. How can I call only part of the script 1 into script 2? I'm using TestComplete to run these scripts. DQFanFeedback Survey399Views0likes1Comment