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# Mouse Hover Cell IRIS

This is prebuilt action in Avo Assure, designed for table elements captured from desktop applications using the IRIS method. It instructs the Avo Assure Client to perform a mouse hover over a specified table cell of an IRIS object and stores the resulting status (True or False) in the output variable.

### Syntax

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

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

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### **Usecase/Example**

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### **Scenario:** Hover over product name in inventory table to view details

Consider a scenario where a desktop application is being tested and there is a need to see the product name from the table. For this scenario, the Mouse Hover Cell IRIS action is used by Avo Assure. It helps to test the mouse hover functionality by hovering over a product name in the inventory table. It should appear showing additional details like price, stock quantity, and supplier information.

### Input

1;2

### **Excepted Result**

The action needs to mouse Hover over a specified table cell of an IRIS object.

### Output

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


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