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Verify Left Value Greater Than Right Value: VERIFYGREATERTHAN

The Verify Left Value Greater Than Right Value action checks if a left-hand side (LHS) value is numerically greater than a right-hand side (RHS) value. The values being compared can be either hard-coded numbers or pre-defined variables. This action is useful for validating that one value exceeds another, such as confirming that an amount meets a minimum threshold or a score surpasses a target.

The LHS value is obtained from an element on the screen (using a locator) or entered directly in the element section, while the RHS value is provided in the parameter section.

To call a variable correctly in this action, use the syntax ${variable name} in both the Element Key and Parameters sections.

Example: Validate that a user’s score exceeds the minimum required score.

Scenario: Let’s verify that a user’s score exceeds the minimum required score. Here:

  • UserScore = 85
  • MinScore = 60

Steps to configure:

  1. Define the variables to be compared:
    • LHS Variable: UserScore with a value of 85
    • RHS Variable: MinScore with a value of 60
  2. Add a new step.
  3. Select Verify Left Value Greater Than Right Value from the Action drop-down.
  4. Leave the Screen Name field blank since we are using variables, not elements located on a screen.
  5. In the Element Key section, set the LHS value using the UserScore variable. Enter it as ${UserScore}.
  6. In the Parameters section, set the RHS value using the MinScore variable. Enter it as ${MinScore}.
  7. Click Save.

Note: While the steps for adding an action command are identical in both views, the display of the steps changes:

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Tabular View
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Card View

Note: Ensure that both UserScore and MinScore variables are defined before using this action.

Expected Outcome on execution:

  • The action will check if UserScore is greater than MinScore.
  • If UserScore is indeed greater than MinScore, the action will pass, confirming that the condition is met.
  • If UserScore is less than or equal to MinScore, the action will fail, indicating that the values do not meet the expected criteria.

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