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Excel - Write Value/Add Row questions
Is it now possible to use TestComplete's "Excel - Write Value" and "Excel - Add Row" to read/write multiple rows of info in Excel? I read the post that makes it possible to read/write in a single cell, but it doesn't take into account if you wanted to do the same for say, 10 ... 20 ... 50 cells. I know that it is possible using JScript as I am currently using a script written by someone with more knowledge than I have, but I am a real novice when it comes to this stuff and was hoping for something a little more user friendly. Additionally, as I understand it, JScript is kinda being retired soon in favor of Javascript so I was hoping to get ahead of the game. Thanks.Solved51Views0likes1CommentRe: Please support up-to-date versions of CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework), at least 108
I'm encountering the same issue, I think. While I'm not sure that our framework was upgraded to CEF v108, I do know that TestComplete was recognizing our GUI objects at the end of January, but now they're not. Thx for bringing this up955Views0likes0CommentsRe: No Object property?
Sorry, didn't mean to generalize (or assign a gender) ... was just trying to post a quick question between meetings. I'm not exactly seeing where this is showing how to do an "Object checkpoint" but just a "Property Checkpoint." Am I missing something? My problem is, I'm trying to test various cells in a listbox and cannot combine the testing of each cell into one test. I usually handled that using the "Object checkpoint," but cannot find that anymore. Kevin1.5KViews0likes1CommentRe: Testing for Current Date in a Text Box
Hi! I thought about it a little bit and figured it out. This was the code I used. Thanks for your input though! function showPresentDate() { dt = new Date(); //Gets today's date right now (to the millisecond). month = dt.getMonth()+1; day = dt.getDate(); year = dt.getFullYear(); presentdate = month + '/' + day + '/' + year; aqObject.CheckProperty(Aliases.ceraexe0.dlgServices.EditReceived, "wText", cmpEqual, presentdate); } Kevin Kleint1.2KViews0likes0Comments