Hello, I am working from a list on a dynamically generated web page. The only real identifier on the page is the empty checkbox next to each record in the list of results. I need to open each record (done by clicking each box) individually. Problem is, for each list of results there are anywhere fro...

Hi, yes you add one in the beginning of the big loop and then also in the small loop, ie twice so it increments 0,2,4, ... The other thing I changed was to make sure to set focus on the right window, otherwise there is always the risk that you are comparing different bitmaps than you think. If you ...

hagchr, hey, this is great! thanks so much! I hope you don't mind me asking a question or two of you here in an attempt to understand what I did wrong... So when I did the following: Let>k=k+1 and later followed up with the Add>k,1 that was essentially adding 2 to the counter instead of just 1? Is t...

Hi, I'm trying to create a loop that does the following: Compare the screen captured image of an area on the screen to later images of the same area. If the images are similar enough then the loop counter would increase by 1. If the images are not similar enough, the loop counter would start over at...

Hi Marcus and JRL, Thanks for taking a look and testing it for me! After getting confirmation that the code was written correctly, I focused on the steps higher up in the macro and found the problem. (it's a long macro) FAR up in the macro I made a mistake that was unintentionally not allowing the v...

Hi all, Can anyone tell me why this use of a variable found using the "Let" command is passing the variable to Excel? Instead it's passing along either "%WhereYaAt%" or "WhereYaAt" depending on whether or not I enclose the variable with %. VBSTART Dim objExcel Sub GetExcel Set objExcel = GetObject( ...

Please disregard this post unless you want to keep it up for others who may ask. Or flag it as "Solved". I must be getting punchy. I looked through the forums again and found this almost instantly. (*Many thanks to JRL and hagchr who both presented options that worked. Below is hagchr's code...) VBS...

Hi All, Quick question...(this problem can't be as hard as it's turning out to be, right?) Let's say you perform a copy command of a cell on a specific sheet of an excel workbook. Is there some kind of way in MS14 to get and store the address or coordinates of the copied cell as a variable for later...

Hi guys,

I added a bit more time to the wait and that seemed to solve the problem. Come to think of it that speaks to both of your points, I believe.

Hi, I'm trying to move a window (it's the Volume Mixer actually) that I use a "run" command to bring up. The window pops up in literally THE worst spot for the rest of the macro, so I worked for about an hour trying to figure out how to get it to move. Various combination of Handles/Window types, et...

Quick question...

Is it necessary to break the clipboard into a lined array?

Is there any way to just leave it as a block of text if that better suited one's purpose?

Just do another Position search using the position of the trigger word as your starting point: Let>str=It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Ligh...

Hello, I have a macro that copies text from a dynamically generated page to the clipboard. After copying the text, I try to use the "Position" command to find a particular "trigger" word. If this word is present then that initiates a search for a second word whose position MUST be after that of the ...

Hi All, I've been trying to write a macro that does the following: 1) Triggers a 2nd Macro when a specific email address, WITH A SPECIFIC SUBJECT LINE, gets a new message in its Inbox. I seen some examples on the forums, for this, but for some reason I've not been getting the "RetrievePOP3" command ...

Honestly, I don't know what I would do without you two. I feel like a part of my paycheck should be going to you guys every month.

well...almost, lol.