How to overcome "more than one matching" error to utilize all of the matched fields?

[Ugur_KadirYıldı]

Hello, In some part of the process, I need to give inputs to the boxes which I don't know how many of them will appear on screen. I tried to use wildcard matching for some attributes, and it worked for identifying; however the system gives "more than one matching" error. How could I proceed? Any help appreciated

[John__Carter]

Ideally you need to find a combination of attributes unique to each element. Sometimes Ordinal can help, but not always. Physical coordinates/dimensions can be used, but the risk is they do not remain constant. Also research Match Index and Match Reverse.

[Ugur_KadirYıldı]

Thanks John. The problem is not about differentiating fields. Actually the fields are differentiable but they could be any number and I could not how many fields there will be. Is there a way to identify them with some kind of logic? Thanks

[John__Carter]

Maybe. If you can predict the attributes of the attributes of the elements that could appear, then you have a chance. Let's say there are 10 possible fields and they are called Field1, Field2....If you are able to add each filed to the application model, then you could use a wait stage to tell you if each one is present, either with CheckExist=False or through the timeout. But this all depends on the target application and whether the attributes of the elements follow a pattern. You need to be able to anticipate how the application will work