09-13-2011, 08:26 PM
Ankesh,
Thx for using your time to respond.
FYI, I added the X and Y locations to the link because I have more then one link with the same names. Using just ").Link("name:="& ReportName).Click failed due to different GroupNames with the same ReportNames. yikes ;-)
I used your suggested code and received a Run Error of
"Cannot identify the object "[ Link ]" (of class Link). Verify that this object's properties match an object currently displayed in your application.
Line (213): "Browser(ObjBrowser).Page(ObjBrowser).Frame(ObjFrame).Link(ObjLink).Click". "
All three variables durring debug indicate <Object>
As Prior, the ReportName does correctly indicate "WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (020/205)"
Am I needing to add any code to better locate the correct <Object>s?
Thx for your kind help.
Thx for using your time to respond.
FYI, I added the X and Y locations to the link because I have more then one link with the same names. Using just ").Link("name:="& ReportName).Click failed due to different GroupNames with the same ReportNames. yikes ;-)
I used your suggested code and received a Run Error of
"Cannot identify the object "[ Link ]" (of class Link). Verify that this object's properties match an object currently displayed in your application.
Line (213): "Browser(ObjBrowser).Page(ObjBrowser).Frame(ObjFrame).Link(ObjLink).Click". "
All three variables durring debug indicate <Object>
As Prior, the ReportName does correctly indicate "WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (020/205)"
Am I needing to add any code to better locate the correct <Object>s?
Thx for your kind help.