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we're looking for VTS option for UFT - Please share any documentation available
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We are using Data driven framework and store them in ALM. For the application we are automating right now has user's SSO credentials to login, it has to be mentioned in datatables. Is there a way to secure the password when we store the data tables in ALM? Any suggestions please..
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For security reasons my client doesn't want to use anything not included in a base anaconda installation, is there a good way to dump a csv file as a list of dictionaries so I can work with it anyways? I'm looking for a robust solution where I don't need to have a pre-coded dictionary for each type ...
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UFT 15.0.1 can't open Excel sheet that contains [] in the cell.
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I have a field of numbers with the following values: 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5 I would like to generate an output which only contains the numbers which are NOT duplicated. My ideal output would be: 2, 3, 5 When I use the Unique tool I get 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 on the U anchor and 1, 4, 4 on the D anchor. Is th...
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I have data with the structure in the attached file. How can I make it look like the second file as concisely as possible? Whenever I try to use Crosstab tool it tries to sum or concatenate.
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For example, will 'marketing' from one input join with 'MARKETING' from another input or not? If not, what is a quick work around to get them to join properly?
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Hi. I'm new to Alteryx and built a macro that saved as a .yxmc file. I see it in my file explorer, but I am unsure of how to quickly insert it into my workflow. I don't see it anywhere on the toolbar! Please help!
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I have some order data that I want to combine with every possible combination of products, grouped by order ID. That way I can show the products that most frequently appear together on the same order. It looks something like this: OrderID ProductID 1 3 1 7 1 4 2 5 2 8 2 6 and for analysis I want to ...