CheckExcelWorkbook Method

Applies to TestComplete 15.62, last modified on March 14, 2024

Description

The File.CheckExcelWorkbook method compares the Excel file with the baseline data. The File object for which you call this method corresponds to an item in the Stores > Files collection of your project.

Declaration

FileObj.CheckExcelWorkbook(FileName)

FileObj An expression, variable or parameter that specifies a reference to a File object
FileName [in]    Required    String    
Result Boolean

Applies To

The method is applied to the following object:

Parameters

The method has the following parameter:

FileName

Specifies the fully-qualified name of the Excel file to be used for comparison.

Result Value

If the method determines the files are equal, it returns True and posts a successful message () to the test log.

Otherwise, the method returns False and posts an error message (). It also posts the "checkpoint failed" message and a detailed comparison report.

Remarks

This operation compares entire Excel files only, to compare a specific sheet, use the Table.Check method.

Example

The following example shows how you can compare the content of an actual Excel file and the contents of the Stores > Files item.

Note: In order for the code to run successfully, your project must have the Stores > Files collection.

JavaScript, JScript

Files.DataStorageExcel1.CheckExcelWorkbook("C:\\Temp\\DataStorageExcel.xlsx");

Python

Files.DataStorageExcel1.CheckExcelWorkbook("C:\\Temp\\DataStorageExcel.xlsx")

VBScript

Call Files.DataStorageExcel1.CheckExcelWorkbook("C:\Temp\DataStorageExcel.xlsx")

DelphiScript

Files.DataStorageExcel1.CheckExcelWorkbook('C:\Temp\DataStorageExcel.xlsx');

C++Script, C#Script

Files["DataStorageExcel1"]["CheckExcelWorkbook"]("C:\\Temp\\DataStorageExcel.xlsx");

See Also

Validating Data in Excel Files
Working with Microsoft Excel Files
Compare Method

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