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Asked: 2026-06-07T12:57:03+00:00

The following CSS is returning these 2 fields using firefinder. tr[class=ui-widget-content footrow footrow-ltr] td[aria-describedby*=Active_Customers]

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The following CSS is returning these 2 fields using firefinder. 

tr[class="ui-widget-content footrow footrow-ltr"] td[aria-describedby*="Active_Customers"]

Returns:

<td aria-describedby="Grid_1201748220_Active_Customers" style="width: 150px;" role="gridcell">

<td aria-describedby="Grid_1201748220_New_Active_Customers" style="width: 150px;" role="gridcell">

As one can see the difference between them is just (New) (the first result). Is there a way, just by using CSS locators to get Active_Customers ONLY(not with the New) (the first result).

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  1. Editorial Team

    There doesn’t appear to be any other way than to exclude the one with “New” in it (unfortunately resulting in an even longer selector):

    tr[class="ui-widget-content footrow footrow-ltr"] td[aria-describedby*="Active_Customers"]:not([aria-describedby*="New_Active_Customers"])
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