STEP 1: Identify the HTML Table
Assuming you're using "Extract data from web page" or "Get details of elements on a web page" and you can identify each cell in the Notes column — or you're looping using UI elements (recommended for interaction like double-clicking).
STEP 2: Use "Get Details of Web Page Element"
If you haven’t already:
Use "Launch new Chrome/Edge instance" or attach to the browser
Use "Extract data from web page" to locate and loop through HTML elements
Or manually capture the UI elements for the Notes column cells
STEP 3: Use “Loop” to Iterate Cells
You likely already have something like:
For each NoteCell in NotesColumn
Make sure each NoteCell is a UI element reference (not just text).
STEP 4: Use “Double Click UI Element in Window” Action
Inside your loop:
Use "Double Click UI Element in Window"
As the target, use the current item from your loop: NoteCell
Double Click UI Element → UI element = %NoteCell%
This sends a true mouse double-click on the cell, simulating user interaction.
STEP 5: Add Delay (Optional)
Some systems/web apps take a second to respond after a double-click. You can add:
Wait → 1000ms (1 second)
after each double-click if needed.
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Riyaz
