Dylan, I appreciate the help. Thanks for taking the time.
Steve
On Aug 12, 5:26 pm, Dylan mej...@gmail.com wrote:
You can iterate through a table's rows with the .rows function. Using
this, we can find out where your row with the id xyz is and add one:
def nextRow(tbl,rowid)
i=0
Hi Steve!
These may not be the slickest solutions, but in cases like this,
here's what I do:
If the data I want is always in the same row/column.
my_table = ie.table(:name, 'appTable')
my_text = my_table[2][3].text
(where row 2, column 3 is where the text I want is displayed)
If the data
