I have followed same steps but failing during the test execution run at the combobox attribute as "ComboBox 'ComboBox' was not found". Can you please suggest what mistake I am doing. Thank you!
documentation.tricentis.com/tosca/1330/en/content/tbox/type_table_examples.htm Table steering examples The engine searches for the last row of the table using the syntax $last. The dollar syntax is for requesting a specific row, e.g. $29 for the 29th row. The hash|pound|bang syntax #2 is used when you have multiple rows that match the same constraint criteria, e.g. John Smith occurs a hundred times, use #29 to pull the 29th entry. Hope that help you Ambika. Like, Share, Comment, Subscribe
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Instead of copying the row you can also use repetition and iterate the row num.
Good point!
I have followed same steps but failing during the test execution run at the combobox attribute as "ComboBox 'ComboBox' was not found". Can you please suggest what mistake I am doing. Thank you!
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It worked with me with $ rather than #. I need to know the difference.
documentation.tricentis.com/tosca/1330/en/content/tbox/type_table_examples.htm
Table steering examples
The engine searches for the last row of the table using the syntax $last.
The dollar syntax is for requesting a specific row, e.g. $29 for the 29th row.
The hash|pound|bang syntax #2 is used when you have multiple rows that match the same constraint criteria, e.g. John Smith occurs a hundred times, use #29 to pull the 29th entry.
Hope that help you Ambika.
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