How to get an attribute from an element? I think the attributes are incomplete

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I'd like to get an attribute from an element, but I can't find the attribute in it:

there are only 4 attributes:

what I need is an attribute named "checked":

@v-bofeng-msft @Shivlay @Srini007

Do you have any good ideas? any support will be appreciated

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CU31080729-3 502 Moderator on at

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Hi,lebao1
if you want to check the check box check or not then you can used get selected check box window
by using that you can check the check box check or not.
and you can used set check box state for click and unclick checkbox

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Chetan Ninghot

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lebao1 42 on at

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hi @Chetan_Ninghot I have another question

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If one subflow failed, how to skip it and close application then run next flow ?
26m ago
When I run several flows together, If Subflow_2 failed(like one element can't be found), how to skip it and close application then run Subflow_3 ?

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Hi,lebao1
If you have got previous question solution then you can if you got your solution you can mark as solution and gives kudos.
then come to another question if your sub flow failed you can handle by using on block error in this on block error handle you can placed your subflow

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Chetan Ninghot

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Shivlay 32 on at

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Put an ON BLOCK ERROR for every subflows.
In the On Block, Set Rules as SET VARIABLE Subflow2Flag=(0/1 or True/False)

Before running the next subflow check the condition of the Subflow2Flag if it is (1 or True)[Which means Error is caught in the block] before running the next subflow. Making the bot skip the next subflow since there was an error in previous.

For the application to close, in the same condition you can check with an IF condition whether the Application is running,
You can use terminate process action(make sure to keep your application running to select the right option in the process names) and move ahead with your flow 😊

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Shivlay 32 on at

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Hi @lebao1
Please elaborate more on this. Would surely help you with it 😊

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