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Testing field visibility based on checkbox selection
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I have a page which will make input fields visible/invisible depending on the user type selected using checkboxes.

We currently have 13 different user types to select from and up to 12 fields for each user type.

In a nutshell, I would like to:
- Select user type A
- ensure all fields are present for that user
- Deselect user type A and select user type B.

I'm relatively new to QTP, so i'm looking for the best way to approach this problem. Should I use data tables, creating a column for each user type with field names in each corresponding row ?

Any help would be greatly appreciated, some code examples would be great.
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Hi,

It would be better if u use datasheet or separate .xls file which will handle all the different combinations required for ur application because in future if some changes come then it would be easier for u to handle the changes.But please code in such a way that if any extra field is added for a particular user then it should be handled in datasheet only not in ur code .,, ur code must be so generic.

Regards,
Sankalp
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