ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsHelp with Property CP fails - TC 8.6Hi, I am trying to create a check point to check the number of items in the drop down and compare it to a variable with a stored value. It fails everytime, even when the values are same. My code sample is below,let me know how can it be corrected. Call aqObject.CheckProperty(ObjectUnderTest, "wItemCount",0, var1) Further more, I got the item count from the same drop down and then did a compare to the retrieved value,this fails too. count = ObjectUnderTest.wItemCount Call aqObject.CheckProperty(ObjectUnderTest, "wItemCount",0, count ) Additional Info on the error I receive : " Property: wItemCount Expected value: "6" Actual value: 6 What am I missing here? Thanks, Priya Re: Handling Unexpected ExceptionsHi Srdjan, Its funny I came across this post when I looking for a solution to event handling and I found your question about the grid controls. I struggled with the same situation for while before I tried the options below. A bit of info before hand , I am new to Test Complete and currently working on a Windows based .NET application. Most part of my application uses similar data and a number of panels are grids. If you haven't found a solution already, please try this and let me know if it works. Go to Tools Menu -> default project properties / current project properties -> Object Mapping -> Microsoft Controls (since the grids I am working on are System.Windows.Forms.DataGrid) -> check the derived classes check box -> and additionally Click on 'Add From Screen' button and map the grid of your application using the object finder -> again check the derived classes check box for the new object map. Save on close Record an action on the grid after changing the settings and try to derive the child objects or grid properties.