I've seen this behaviour before. I think because it only loads what can fit in to the panel. Maybe a workaround would be to zoom out, set less results on each page knowing that you can get them all, and then go to the next page. I'm a little out of my depth on this particular aspect. If there is ano...

I'm pretty sure it's not a bug as I am able to replicate this at will. It's related to the time display system settings (Specifically Long Time ) on the problematic machine, and the hour being single digit. GetTime : Returns the current time in the specified variable. The format of the time depends ...

I've fixed the URL for you but the image is not there.

You're very welcome. You were almost there, you just missed that one permutation.

Here you go (tested) :

That text snippet contained 100 rows and I was able to extract all 100. But of course I just saved that to a local html file to test it. It's hard to fully help without access to the same page. Are you able to share the URL? //Returns 100 ChromeFindElements>session_id,xpath,//div[@role='row'],el mdl...

Does it only show/load 10 or so at a time? If so it might be that only 10 are accessible at a time. What happens if you try either this? Make sure to paste the class in (working with jpgs of code in support is hideous). //ChromeFindElements>session_id,xpath,//div[@class='Mui..replacethis..imv0'],el ...

Does the first method with the loop give an el_count of 208 or more? If so, use that.

I couldn't resist playing with it some more. This would find data-rowindex 0 to 1000. ChromeFindElements>session_id,xpath,//div[@data-rowindex>='0' and @data-rowindex <='1000'],el if>el_count>0 Let>ExtractLoop=0 repeat>ExtractLoop Let>ExtractLoop=ExtractLoop+1 ChromeGetElementData>session_id,el_%Ext...

This should be a good starting point for you. It should get everything in a div tag where role=row. Then just loop through with ChromeGetElementData however many times el_count is. ChromeFindElements>session_id,xpath,//div[@role='row'],el Testing this... ChromeFindElements>session_id,xpath,//div[@ro...

I just asked Marcus and this was his response...

Object names are only internal and not published. Only the class name is visible publicly

Aah, excellent!

Can you post the pertinent lines of your script please?

If you're not using the Chrome/Edge functions, then maybe this is something you should investigate - although I seem to remember you're not able to do this. If you can't then maybe looking for a particular pixel colour might be a visual clue to whether an element has loaded? If you are using Macro S...

I have, and I am very very bad at it.