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Georg99
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Textfeld im Fenster ausfüllen

Allo
ich möchte mit Power Automate Deskop in meiner Vereinssoftware eine Maske füllen.
Das Problem ist nur, ich kann die Mitgliedernummer und das Geschlecht füllen.
Die weiteren Daten wie Vorname, Nachname werden nicht gefüllt.
Da springt der Fokus wieder zurück auf die Mitgliedernummer und befüllt diese.

 

Kann mir jemand helfen.


Danke

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Deenuji
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@Georg99 

 

I believe your "Populate text field in window" element pointing the same UI element. I would recommend you to use recorder option and populate your text with some dummy data then finally you replace dummy data with currentitem value.

 

Please refer how UI automation works(Watch from 26:25) -

Power Automate Desktop: PDF Extraction and Application Entry (youtube.com) 

 


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Georg99
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Leider hat es nicht funktioniert. Auch bei einer Recorderaufnahme wird immer auf das Feld TwwDBEdit verwiesen.

Siehe Anhang, letztes Blatt

Deenuji
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@Georg99 

 

When utilizing the recorder, are you capturing different textboxes or the same textbox repeatedly?

 


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Georg99
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ich habe jedes Feld explizit angetippt und die Bezeichnung zugewiesen.

kann es sein, dass die Eingabefelder einen Array zugeordnet werden, aber in Power Automate nur die Felder auf einen Arraynamen zugeordnet werden.

Gidi
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Hallo Georg99,

 

falls du keinen eindeutigen UI Selektor hinbekommst (müsste man den Source Code der Seite analysieren), könntest du es mit Send key Aktionen versuchen. 

Georg99
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Ich habe es mit der Send key Aktionen probiert.
Ich kann dort ein UI Element zuweisen und testen und es funktioniert.
Beim erneuten Programmlauf bekomme ich aber die Fehlermeldung - Klick fehlgeschlagen (Fehler beim Abruf des UI Elements)

Hier mein Dokument

Deenuji
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@Georg99 

 

Share similar screenshot for Edit 'TwwDBEdit 4' and also try to capture other textbox elements like firstname and lastname and share similar screenshot for our assessment. 

Deenuji_0-1714124775827.png

 

 

Gidi
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Ich meinte auch eher dass man die gesamte Bedienung des Fensters mit Send key durchführt. Also mit der Tab-Taste die Felder auswählen und mit Enter ({Return}) abschickt. 

Georg99
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vielen Dank, hatte bis jetzt keine Zeit. Werde es am Wochenende versuchen.

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