> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.avoautomation.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.avoautomation.com/avo-assure/actions/web/grid/click-on-table-cell.md). # Click on Table Cell This is pre-built Action located under the Table captured from the AUT Element Name, instructs Avo Assure to perform a click operation on the grid cell given in the input and save the result in dynamic variable. ### Syntax **Input Value:** `;;
(optional);(optional);(optional);(optional)`
ArgumentDescription
<Row>
(Required)		Specifies the target row number
<Column>
(Required)		Specifies the target column by number or column name.

<header/body>

(Optional)

Defines whether the verification should be performed in the header or body of the table.

<left/right>

(Optional)

Defines the direction to search within the row.
<row_attr>
(Optional)		Additional row-based attribute or identifier for more specific targeting
<col_attr>
(Optional)		Additional column-based attribute or identifier for column selection
**Output Value:** | Argument | Description | | ----------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | \(Optional);\(Optional) | This variable stores the status as **true** or **false** | **Example** **Clicks a specific cell in a table based on row and column information**\ \ The **Click on Table Cell** action interacts with a targeted cell in a table using the input value format (e.g., **2;3;body**). In this case, **2** is the row number, **3** is the column number, and **body** specifies the section of the table. The click result is stored in the **{ClickCell}** variable, with the following possible values: * **True** – if the cell is clicked successfully * **False** – if the click fails or an error occurs
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