@shashwats6539 Here is how to interrogate tables. It uses a concept called "Clones" where you identify the element in the page that repeats itself as a container and then within that are the unique elements. I'll use the training website below for an example. It does not have a specific login, so enter any characters and you can login.

https://training.openspan.com/login

Navigate to the Order-->Previous Orders page.

https://training.openspan.com/order/previous_orders

We will interrogate this table as an example. You can then write your logic against it to perform your search or whatever you need.

1. Ensure that "EnableX-rayVision" is disabled. Cloned controls use traditional matching anyway, so it won't help us here, but it could be used on all other controls above the table rows in your application if you'd prefer. It is easier for this site though to disable it.
2. Change the selection mode on the Interrogation Form to "Select Element" as this will allow us to get the exact controls we need.
3. Interrogate the TABLE control and click the "Create Container" button.
4. Be sure to name each control something meaningful before you interrogate the next control.
5. Next, drop your bullseye icon over any element in the first row. I used the link for "1001" under Order Number.
6. Select the TR control and click "Create Container".
7. Notice this control is not uniquely matched. This is what we want as it will be our cloned control. Enable the UseKeys property for this control and refresh the matching.
8. Ensure that whatever match rules you use here apply to every row you wish to match. In this case, the default will work, however on your page, the rules may require some alteration to match every row.
9. Next, interrogate the TD control for the first column under the first row and click Create Container.
10. You may add the hyperlink "A" control beneath it later.
11. Update the match rule for the TD to use only the column as part of the match rule. In 22, this is a property and can be added like any other match rule. If you are using 19, the default will be the "pega_rowcol" match rule. Edit this to use RegEx and use the following expression; {"row":\d+,"column":0}
    1. Notice we replaced the hardcoded row number with \d+ indicating it needs to be any digit of at least a length of one.
12. Repeat this process for every cell in the table you need ensuring that whatever match rule you apply to any control applies the same to all rows.
13. In your automation, you will be able to iterate these controls by using the GetClones method of the TR control.
14. Pass the result of GetClones to a ListLoop control.
15. From here, you can evaluate the values of any of the cells you need to keep a count or to store them in a variable or LookupTable for later processing.