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      everton last edited by

      Hello Allan

      I'm new to openRpa. I am trying to create an automation for filling and changing some values inside and ERP, that runs in chrome.

      I'm facing some difficulty in identity and make a decision of which button to click.
      I need to choose one of this buttons below according to an information that's in an excel table.

      For example: if in the excel is informed that we must to access the filial "200", how can I make a decision three that can find the button "200" and click on it ?

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      In addition, do you have any kind of training course with the step by step of openRPA ?

      Thanks in advance
      Everton Endres

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        Allan Zimmermann @everton last edited by

        Hi, sorry for the late reply.
        A low key solution would to add an a few if statements depending on filial and add a click for that button .. but if you have many buttons that is not going to be feasible.

        1. You can grab each button and compare the value with what you need. ( use get element with max items to something high )
        2. If each button has something unique related to the filial, then you can inject variables into selector using {{ }} to just get the one you need.
          So if you save filial into a string variable called filial then you can update the selector and use that value as {{filial}}
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