Hi @mani_mpart .
Please take a look on the following example and try to adapt to your test case:
Here I will create a loop that get all the “Price” and I’ll sum them:
- The first step will be finding a locator that matches all the elements I want. I can check it using the Locator tab:
- Then, I’ll manually add a step that count the number of elements and store the value into a project parameter(that has a default value equals to 35):
- The next step will be getting the value of the element and storing it into a parameter. NOTE: The element locator must depend on the parameter we created in the first step :
- Then, as I want to sum all values, I’ll create a new parameter called “Total_value” with default value “0”, and I will add a step that makes a mathematical expression:
- Now, I need to add a step that decreases “1” of the value of the parameter “Number_of_elements_total” :
- After adding all these steps, I am ready to create my loop.
To achieve that, first we will need to group our steps into a test(except the one that counts the number of elements) and give it a name(Let’s call our subtest “Get values and sum”).
NOTE: Once you grouped the steps, there is no “ungroup” optio, so I suggest to duplicate all steps.
This is how you can group the steps:
- Now, let’s add a loop to this subtest with a condition. We can achieve that by opening the advanced options of this subtest:
That’s it, we can execute our test now 
Try to adapt this example to your test case and let me know if you need any help.
Kind regards,
Ricardo.
