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Just to further clarify on TLM's solution, if you don't specify where you want to look in the LookIn parameter of Find() , Excel will check everything; if a cell in the range has a formula, it's going to search the text of the formula and the result of the formula (the value). If you want it to sear...

Ideally you'd like to run a loop to check that the variables are changing at each step, but that (for me) just makes the script more burdensome to manage than just seeding each step with an arbitrary sleep time. At worst your hotkey will take a little over a second to execute, and if it works you ca...

Since modern spreadsheets breech three alpha chars for the columns, a slight modification to boiler's code: Loop { InputBox, CellName, Cell Name, Input cell name:`n(Cancel to exit),, 180, 150 if ErrorLevel ExitApp RegExMatch(CellName, "([A-Z]+)(\d+)", Part), RowNum := Part2 - 1 if (StrLen(Part1) = 3...

I can't watch the video at the moment, but if you need to break operation immediately then 2::Reload is probably your best bet. But time is going to be going by fast in your script, so at least some keystrokes beyond what you need are going to get buffered and executed despite your reload. It will p...

Are you looking for the code to stop when the current iteration of the loop finishes, or break operation immediately?

Also, .Count returns the overall number of subpatterns in your regex, so it's returning what's expected based on your regexes. If you want to see the match, you should use .Value.

regex101 uses an implementation of regex with a global flag, which tells the engine to keep matching until no more matches can be found. AHK does not.

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::#cam1::
xl :=	ComObjGet("C:\Users\Enrique\Desktop\Codes\Excel COM\TEST - 00000 - Comobject Test Sheet.xlsx")
Send, %	x1.Range("B3").value
Send, %	xl.Range("B11").Value
return

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vSheetName :=	SheetName	; <~~ no percent signs around 'SheetName'

Try this instead:

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:*t0:<c*::
(
<comment author="abcd">

</comment>

)
Sleep, 25
Send {HOME}{UP 2}
return

Beyond that, you're going to have to experiment with the Send modes and key delays, because the receiving program is causing the problem.

I think eliminating the automatic backspacing is unnecessary, just adds complexity to what you're trying to do.

This works fine for me.

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:*t0:<c*::<comment author="abcd">{ENTER 2}</comment>{ENTER}{HOME}{UP 2}

Are you using a Unicode version of Autohotkey?

Look-ahead and look-behind assertions wrote: Look-behinds are more limited than look-aheads because they do not support quantifiers of varying size such as *, ?, and +.

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var=John Smith David James
Loop %	(n :=	StrSplit(var," ")).MaxIndex()
{
	For i, p in n
		out .=	p " "
	out :=	 SubStr(out,1,StrLen(out)-1) "`n", n.Push(n.RemoveAt(1))
}
MsgBox %	out

AHK is part of RPA, but is likely frowned upon by employers Most of the long-timers here have worked with AHK at some of the biggest companies in the world, so long as you have a good business justification prepared in case they want one you should have almost no problem installing AHK on a work co...

If you are unprotecting a sheet that does not have a password:

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xl :=	ComObjActive("Excel.Application")
 , xl.ActiveSheet.Unprotect

Is there a reason that you can't use this?

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var=<hold>17,293 Plans</hold>
RegExMatch(var,"[\d`,]+",m)
MsgBox %	m

Another way to do it, just as an interesting exercise:

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var=FFD8FFE000104A46494600010101006000600000FFDB0043000201010201010202020202020202030503
Loop %	(StrLen(var) // 10)
	out .=	SubStr(var,((A_Index-1)*10)+1,10) "`n"
out .=	SubStr(var,-(Mod(StrLen(var),10))+1)
MsgBox %	out

Scr1pter wrote: ↑
10 Apr 2019, 07:12
What happened to the topic title?

I never saw one. I have now added one.

this line if ((posX >= 719) && (posY >= 942)) || ((posX >= 995) && (posY >= 1008)) doesn't really define the boundaries under which the code should work. If the area should be between two x/y coordinate then you should have >= and <= for x/y boundaries. Also, as logic goes you would want the stateme...

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