CV screen scope activities not recognizing the table cells

Hi,

Need help on CV screen scope activities especially with cv clicks and cv type into.

I am using clicks and type into to enter data in table cell as in the image but for some reason they are not happening on the intended cells.

Target descriptor for information:

image

@Mohammed_Umar_Farooq1

Is the type happening in some another cell or not happening at all?

Also, have you tried to manually enter data on website and you are able to do so?

Hi Sonali,

Manual data entry is happening.

Exactly clicks and type into’s are happening in other cell.

Hi @Mohammed_Umar_Farooq1

I think rowcontains in your descriptor might be causing issues. Have you tried using anchor?

Refer below example of table cell in below post.

However, I would like to ask you why are you choosing to use CV type into and not the regular type into ? Does regular type into not work in your website?

@Mohammed_Umar_Farooq1

First thing looks like its a desktop aplication..did you try with AA mode specifically to indicate

also sometimes whn you indicate the cells might not be seen but from ui explorer left top window you can check inner elements if exists

And coming to CV if coordinates and other values change as @sonaliaggarwal47 suggested anchors and a little dynamic values in coordinates can help

cheers

Hi Anil,

Yes, it’s a desktop application.

I already tried AA mode with Type Into and Clicks but that doesn’t recognize the cell instead whole table is selected and that’s the reason I had to use the CV.

But let me check as Sonali suggested

Thanks

@Mohammed_Umar_Farooq1

to explore further..indicate the table in ui explorer and in the ui explorer left top window is selector tree which shows the inner elements if present

cheers

Hi @Mohammed_Umar_Farooq1

CV activities are very sensitive to resolution and anchors. In tables, CV Click / CV Type Into often lands on the wrong cell if the grid layout shifts even slightly. Try adding a strong anchor (column header + row text), avoid hard-coded coordinates in the descriptor, and set Click offset to 0,0. If possible, switch to regular UI selectors or use a keyboard-based approach (click row once, then use Tab/Arrow keys to reach the cell).