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. Exporting Views Users can export the visualization in different formats: as a PDF file, as an image file, as a CSV file, as an Excel file, or as a PowerPoint file. Step 1: To export a view, click on the Download icon Step 2: Choose the file format you want to download. Deleting Views Views that are deleted

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in different formats: as a PDF file, as an image file, as a CSV file, as an Excel file, or as a PowerPoint file. (% style="font-family:Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif" %)Step 1: To export a view, click on the **Download

code better. Eg: [34235252] Open Browser Options Default Download Folder (String) - Default folder to save file Ex: “D:\Users\" Ensure Clean Session(Checkbox) - Specifies whether the session would

of the browser. Default value is false Show Download Prompt (Checkbox) - Show Command Prompt window of the Web

** * **Default Download Folder (String) **- Default folder to save file Ex: “D:\Users\" * **Ensure Clean

* **Show Download Prompt (Checkbox)** - Show Command Prompt window of the Web Driver. Default value is True

on a webpage. (* For Mandatory) In the body of the activity Script File (String)* – The path of the JavaScript file or JavaScript text you want to inject. Properties Common Continue On Error (Boolean

the execution. Input Script File (String)* – The path of the JavaScript file you want to inject. You can also

. [[image:image-20220505134721-2.png]] (* For Mandatory) == **In the body of the activity** == * **Script File (String)* **– The path of the JavaScript file or JavaScript text you want to inject. == **Properties

the activity. False (default) - blocks the process from continuing the execution. **Input** * **Script File