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loricotton
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2 years ago
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Accessing a table within a table

I have a namemap of 

table.firstcell(1,1).table1.secondcell(1,1)

 

  I want to use a project variable to access cells within the second table

When I set the project variable to to the rowindex of the cell  table.firstcell(var1,1)  it works.

If I set the second cell to    table.firstcell(1,1).table1.secondcell(var2,1)  it works.

If I try to do table.firstcell(var1,1).table1.secondcell(var2,1)  it does not find the first cell.

I have tried table.refresh and table.refershmapppingInfo

How can I access using variables multiple rowindexs of a table within a table?

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  • rraghvani's avatar
    rraghvani
    2 years ago

    The example that I had provided shows you how to use project variables to select a cell in a table (within a table)

     

    Again, without knowing how you have defined your name mappings, it will be difficult to answer your exact question

     

     

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    rraghvani
    Champion Level 3
    2 years ago

    Here, I'm showing the name mappings, project variables and code, to highlight the appropriate cell in the example I had given earlier.

     

    • loricotton's avatar
      loricotton
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      2 years ago
      i needed to access the next row of the table with a new project variable +.
      thanks
      Lori
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    rraghvani
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    2 years ago

    Without knowing how you have defined your name mappings, it's a bit difficult to answer the question. An easier option, in my opinion, is to break the table down, where you can pass in the row and column values.

     

     

    • loricotton's avatar
      loricotton
      Contributor
      2 years ago
      this is an existing application that has a table and a cell with a table
      table
            cell
                  table
                        cell
      table.cell.table2.cell2
      where the cell has a row and column
      changing the structure is not an option
      Lori
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    rraghvani
    Champion Level 3
    2 years ago

    The example that I had provided shows you how to use project variables to select a cell in a table (within a table)

     

    Again, without knowing how you have defined your name mappings, it will be difficult to answer your exact question