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Topic Title: Noob Question: Help with a simple expression? Topic Summary: 7500< Created On: 07/03/2013 04:41 PM Status: Read Only |
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![]() Answer: Scratch that. It must have been a glitch. I saved and closed and upon re-entering the script manager the expression seems to register. Thank you again! It means a lot! | |
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So here is my problem, I am using the "wait for window" in the task builder. The window is an IE frame, but more specifically, I want the task to wait for a number on the page to be > 7500.I have successfully found the control that the number is located on inside the webpage, but I am so unexperienced with expressions; I cannot seem to build an expression for simply: n > 7500.I have tried %n>%7500 %n>7500% and many more. I figure it will look somewhat similar to that?NOTE: I am using Automate 9, and the control on the webpage is CellWithinATable, if that is relevant at all. Also to be more specific, the entirety of the cell is "7500 following". 7500 is a number that is ever changing and I want the task to wait for that number to be GREATER THAN 7500.Any help?
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Hi Cayden,
You should build a expression loop that contains the Web Browser - Get Value action. I attached a non working example, you will have to edit the webbrowser action. Best regards, Benjamin Task Steps: (Right click, Select All, Copy to copy to the clipboard. Steps can then be pasted into the AutoMate Task Builder) ------------------------- ![]() |
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That answered my question perfectly! Thank you so much!I have ran into one other problem now, and I was hoping maybe you could solve this one. So when I "Get Value" it brings back a 0. But if I use "Get Text" it will bring back the number I'm looking for. The problem is that when I populate the variable with my number recieved by "Get Text" it wont respond to the expression as if it were a value; even though it shows up completly in number form (ex. 2993). Is there any way to convert this "text" number to a value? Or any other alternative?
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Scratch that. It must have been a glitch. I saved and closed and upon re-entering the script manager the expression seems to register. Thank you again! It means a lot!
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