String Value Test: Evaluate Data Source against multiple values?

[TBone314]

In a String Value Test, is there a way to evaluate one Data Source against multiple string acceptable values (in Expected String Value)?  Basically, I need a test the where the results "D:", "E:", "F:", or "G:" are acceptable, but "C:" of <blank> are not.  I feel like this should be simple, but my brain is fried today...

[~jiggawax~]

It's kinda hacky but it works.

Hope this helps,

[TBone314]

I was gone for a day, so I'm just getting back to this.

I can't open the sequence, because I still have TesStand 4.2.1.83.

Thank you for your help,

T

[~jiggawax~]

I back saved it.

[TBone314]

Thank you jigg, that works.

I am going to revise it to use an array variable for the acceptable letters.  I'll post when I get it working.

Thanks again,

T

[~jiggawax~]

You may be able to do that.  Let me know how it turns out.  If you had 2014 or newer it would be trivial because they have a Find function for the Arrays.

[NickNZ]

Nice thanks 🙂

I needed Step.Result.String == "Pass - Concession"? "Pass - Concession" : "Pass"