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Data-driven GUI Testing

See how easy it is to create a data-driven test in Squish GUI Tester. Extend your existing tests and run tests with a high number of input data sets. Use comma-separated CSV files, tab-separated TSV files or Excel spreadsheets as data sources. The code that is needed to read in the data from the file can be generated through the Squish IDE.

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