I have a problem with If_v2 . For example we say select tab=0 and storetext and if var==5 then open tab=1 (missing “else” here but i will add it to the end because action continues in tab1) and then storeText (of tab1) and then if_v2 (of tab1) var>5 , open tab=www.cnn.com , else refresh tab1 , else…

I think you must use this [image] Comparing variables UI.Vision RPA Kantu’s storeEval and flow control follows exactly the Javascript syntax. So the right way is to use && (and operator): parseInt ("${a}") > 5 && parseInt ("${a}") < 15 Test macro: { "Name": "compare …

Can you please post a short test macro?

I solved this but thank you for your help it was very complicated.Now i have another question.Is it possible to store a text as time like 00:15:20 and say to system if_v2 varNumber is higher than 00:15:20 ?

Hey :slight_smile: I want to write this “Command”: “if_v2”, “Target”: “{Variable1} > [{Variable2}+200]” but not working.Is comparing only variable1 with variable2 and ignores the 200. Do you know how i should write it ? Thanks !

[image] If_v2 command problem I recommend that you improve the formula by creating variable 3 that includes the value with the 200 added up in this way you will make a simple difference between variables. It does not seem clear to me the formula so written.

I tried this but not work [info] Executing: | store | ${Variable1}+200 | MixedVariable| [info] Executing: | echo | ${MixedVariable} | | [echo] 100+200 This is not summary the 2 amounts but appears as 100+200

I used StoreEval instead of Store or StoreText and works ! I already used ExecuteScript which is the newer command instead of StoreEval and didnt work but StoreEval worked fine.Thank you friend !!

If you can post the code macro will be help for the community

Here it is { "Command": "storeEval", "Target": "${variable}+20", "Value": "Variable2" }, { "Command": "echo", "Target": "${Variable2}", "Value": "" },

The same solution with ExecuteScript_Sandbox would be: { "Command": "ExecuteScript_Sandbox ", "Target": "return Number (${variable})+20;", "Value": "Variable2" }, { "Command": "echo", "Target": "${Variable2}", "Value": "" }, The key difference is the…

Problem with if_v2

newuserkantu September 21, 2019, 5:20pm 7

I think you must use this