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This style identifies matches based on Double Metaphone algorithms. Company Name: A predefined match style configured to find company name matches.AddressPart differs from a traditional address match style in that it does not use word frequency analysis and the match threshold is 5% lower. This style incorporates Double Metaphone algorithms combined with a digit match to identify matching addresses. AddressPart: A predefined match style configured to find address matches.

Apply this style to Residential Addresses. Address No Suite: A predefined match style configured to find address matches where the input data has no suite information in the Address field.Apply this style to Commercial Addresses.

Address: A predefined match style configured to find address matches.

Select the Match Style from the dropdown list.

Any field already in the input connection will be available from this dropdown list.

Use Up and Down to arrange them in order of matching. The Match score takes into consideration each specification within the configuration properties of the Fuzzy Match tool: Each field, the match style, the match weight, and the resulting field match score is considered in calculating the score, which is then against the specified Match Threshold. If the Match score generated from the Fuzzy Match tool is less than the specified threshold, the record will not qualify as a match.

Specify the Match Threshold as a percentage.

This setting will append to each record a field with either the File Name or the entire File Path. A source ID field can is easily appended by choosing the Output File Name as Field option within each Input Data tool. When you use Merge mode, each source must contain a Source ID Field.

Merge Mode (Only Records from a Different Source are Compared): Records from different sources are compared, with the intent to identify duplicates across different input files.

Purge Mode (All Records Compared): All records from a single source are compared to identify duplicates.

Inspect your data-if there is no such key field, add a Record ID tool one step upstream. I ran the program to print coordinates but it's not printing x and y coordinates only in this function, works just fine in other function where it's just looping till it finds the image and clicks it.A unique identifier for each data record is necessary for the Fuzzy Match tool to work. I tried playing with tolerance it's not working either. I know what your reaction will be "well its as its saysīut the thing is it's not getting outta loop even after the button matches. Here is the error: pixelMatchesColor() missing 1 required positional argument: 'expectedRGBColor'

atleast it is in my case and locate on screen dosen't detect it. I'm trying to create a function that checks for a button and waits till the button is clickable and then click it and to accomplish this I've tried to use pixel matching and unclickable buttons are just a lil lighter shade in colour. Pixel = pyautogui.pixelMatchesColor(coordinates, (241, 63, 83), tolerance=10) Location = pyautogui.locateOnScreen(image_file) Def perfect_click(name): # Performs a click after checking for loaded image