Which property in Click Text defines which instance of a text element to click on?

The Occurrence property in the Click Text activity is crucial for determining which specific instance of a text element to interact with during automation. When a particular text appears multiple times in the user interface, identifying the right instance becomes essential for initiating the desired action accurately. The Occurrence property allows the developer to specify which occurrence should be clicked.

For example, if the text "Submit" appears three times on a webpage and the automation script needs to click on the second occurrence, setting the Occurrence property to "2" would instruct the bot to select that specific instance only. This precision is particularly important in situations where multiple elements may share the same text, ensuring the automation behaves as intended without ambiguity.

The other properties do serve important roles in defining how text and elements are recognized and matched during automation, but they do not specify which instance to click. The Element property typically relates to identifying the element type, while the Accuracy property focuses on how closely the text must match, and the Match Type property influences the method of comparison (like exact match or partial match). However, none of these directly target the choice of a specific instance among multiple occurrences, which is the primary function of the Occurrence property.