I am building an automation that gets some orders from an API and then opens a specific system (built within C# WinForms) and creates a new order with filling its data into some textboxes controls and then clicks the create button to add the order and the order appears on a DataGridView control under the textboxes controls. The DataGridView displays the row with the created order data which refers to the success of the creation of the order. Then the order after created it is synced automatically into another system (WinForms application) for further processing. The normal user can know that the created order is synced into the second system by the row color which changes into a green color. If the order in some how didn’t synced after the creation then the row color is still white and no changes for the row color which means that the user needs to sync the order manually into the second system.
Question:
How can I detect the color of the specific row in the DataGridView control in order to automate the process of checking whether the order is synced into the second system?
I think this is related with excel, but in my scenario I am talking about detecting colors of rows in a desktop application contains a dataGridView control.
Yes, we can assume a Desktop Application that is not Excel. In fact, the question specifically states that the application is a C# WinForms application.
I am using UiPath Studio to automate a process in a C# WinForms application. I need to detect the color of a specific row in a DataGridView control in order to check whether the order is synced into another system.
My question is, how can I detect the color of a specific row in a DataGridView control in a C# WinForms application?