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# Click Cell IRIS

his is prebuilt action in Avo Assure, designed for table elements captured from desktop applications. It instructs the Avo Assure Client to perform a click operation on a specific table cell, with the row and column numbers specified in the input values and stores the status (True or False) in the output variable.

### Syntax

**Input:** `<Row>;<Col>;<option>(Optional)`

**Output:** `<Dynamic Variable>;<Dynamic Variable>(Optional)` 

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** Optional simply means that creating a dynamic variable is optional for this action
{% endhint %}

### **Usecase/Example**

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### **Scenario:** Click Details Button for Ongoing Projects in a Project Management Application

Consider a scenario where a desktop project management application is being tested, and there is a need to view a list of ongoing projects. For this scenario, the Click Cell IRIS action is used by Avo Assure. This action is used to select the Details button for each ongoing project. Clicking the button opens a window with the project's full information, including progress and deadlines.

### Input

2;4

### Excepted Result

The action needs to perform a click operation on the table cell given in the input

### Output

The action performed and saved the status in the {Result} output variable as True.


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