Ankesh,
Thx for your continued review and thoughts towards my problem.
I had somewhat thought of this but mostly dropped the idea after thinging about it.
Reason:
When I import all of the links, the link names change daily. So, I import the links into an Excel ss. Then, I use this created ss to find the loaded link names on the page to run eacxh seperate test.
The link ReportNames in the Excel ss show as:
WFI CONFIRMATIONS BY WFA ACCOUNT WFI_CONA
WFI PERFORMANCE REPORTS BY WFA ACCOUNT WFI_PERFA
WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (020/205) FUBS_ACCTB
WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (206) FSTA_ACCTB
WFI TAX DOCUMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT WFI_TAXA
WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (021/200) FUBS_ACCTC
WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (201) FSTA_ACCTC
So, I would then manually need to change the link names to .Link("name:=WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT \(020\/205\)?
Or could must I write a sript to look at each ReportName link and add the \ in front of each (, ), or / in the Excel ss?
thx so much.
Thx for your continued review and thoughts towards my problem.
I had somewhat thought of this but mostly dropped the idea after thinging about it.
Reason:
When I import all of the links, the link names change daily. So, I import the links into an Excel ss. Then, I use this created ss to find the loaded link names on the page to run eacxh seperate test.
The link ReportNames in the Excel ss show as:
WFI CONFIRMATIONS BY WFA ACCOUNT WFI_CONA
WFI PERFORMANCE REPORTS BY WFA ACCOUNT WFI_PERFA
WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (020/205) FUBS_ACCTB
WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (206) FSTA_ACCTB
WFI TAX DOCUMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT WFI_TAXA
WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (021/200) FUBS_ACCTC
WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (201) FSTA_ACCTC
So, I would then manually need to change the link names to .Link("name:=WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT \(020\/205\)?
Or could must I write a sript to look at each ReportName link and add the \ in front of each (, ), or / in the Excel ss?
thx so much.