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Question 2: #include <Excel.au3> Global $oExcel = _Excel_Open() Global $oWorkbook = _Excel_BookNew($oExcel) ; Set a comment With $oWorkbook.Worksheets(1).Range("E5").AddComment .Text("reviewed") .Visible = True EndWith ; Retrieve the comment MsgBox(0, "Comment", $oWorkbook.Worksheets(1).Range("E5").Comment.Text)

@caramen why did you report yourself??

Don't understand your question, what do you want to happen to changes in the clipboard, you had already shown how to respond to any changes in the clipboard, here is a slightly modified version. Global $sClip, $sCurClip While 1 $sClip = ClipGet() If $sClip <> $sCurClip Then If IsString($sClip) Then MsgBox(4096, "Clip Info", $sClip) $sCurClip = $sClip EndIf EndIf Sleep(250) WEnd

@Daemante2018 I am going to up the ante and give you 3 days to think it over before you are able to post again, since we had a pretty lengthy conversation via PM and I expressly told you NOT to try this.

Constantly seem to be asking you to engage the gray matter before you post... If you think there is a bug, you can use that great big Bug Tracker button at the top of the forum But as it sounds throughout this thread like you simply are not comprehending how the function works, don't be shocked if the reply is brief.

Take a look at _IEFormElementOptionSelect

I think now is the perfect time to rethink your data design. Maybe multiple arrays, maybe a database ...... would avoid complex scripting and hence reduce the risk of hard to diagnose errors. Just my 2 cents worth

Dog ate your help file? The function is named something like "attach"

isn't it used when you want to mark that in that point a part of the original message has been removed?.... or maybe it's <snip>... ???

Sometimes it can be difficult to automate some software for one of a few reasons: Perhaps different fields share a common control ID. Perhaps the GUI designer overlapped many controls, so AutoIt Window Info won't show you the one that you actually have your mouse over. This script aims to provide a solution. The idea is for you to populate such a GUI with different values in each field, and then allow this script to 'capture' that window. It will then group controls sharing the same text values and display their ClassNameNNs, which is generally** an excellent way to reliably differentiate between controls. Download: FindClassesByText.au3 Operation: Prepare the window that you wish to automate. Start this script. Click the Capture button. Activate the other window by clicking on it. Return to the script's window and browse the assembled TreeView. ** Proven not to work with .NET applications; _ControlGetHandleByPos() may be your only hope there. v1.2 (29/May/2013): Add "Copy Item" and "Copy All" buttons to copy information from the TreeView to the clipboard (thanks to the idea) Show control text as an AutoIt string definition (with macros as appropriate) instead of just naively wrapping it in single quotes v1.1 (27/May/2013): Adjust for script-breaking changes in AutoIt v3.2.12.0 (thanks to ) v1.0 (4/Mar/2006): Initial release