Controlling a button

[sysadmin]

I have been writing a script to interface with a software's GUI. I have one last step that I'm stumped on. Ive attached two files of screen shots of the info on what I'm trying to do. Attachment "File1" shows the last step on my navigation along with the window info tool. Once auto it changes the info that I need I need to click the "OK" at the bottom of the window. I have tried every combination of commands to navigate around and click on this button, but nothing seems to work. File2 shows the window info tool of the button I need to click on. Any Ideas?

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#include <File.au3>
#include <Array.au3>
#include <Excel.au3>

; opens excel workbook
;REST THE WORKBOOK FOR YOUR FILE PATH AND NAME
Local $oExcel = _ExcelBookOpen("C:\autoit\searchresultstest.xls")
; reads data into array
$aArray1 = _ExcelReadSheetToArray($oExcel, 1, 1, 0, 1, True)
; closes the excel workbook
_ExcelBookClose($oExcel)
; displays the array that was read.
_ArrayDisplay($aArray1)
; counts the number of rows in the array
$rows = UBound($aArray1) - 1

; waits for Corridor to become active and maximizes the window
WinActive("CORRIDOR", "")
WinSetState("CORRIDOR", "", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

; finds the window called Corridor and navigates to the parts in inventory
WinActivate("CORRIDOR", "")
Send("!t")
Send("{down 2}")


Send("{right}")
Send("{down 3}")
Send("{ENTER}")

; waits for the Corridor Parts in Inventory to be active
WinWaitActive("CORRIDOR", "", 5)
WinActivate("Current Parts in Inventory Search", "")

;Navigates to Part tab and lot number field
WinWaitActive("CORRIDOR", "", 5)
Sleep(500)
ControlCommand("Current Parts in Inventory Search", "", "SysTabControl323", "TabRight", "")
Sleep(500)
Send("{TAB}")


For $c = 1 To $rows

    WinWaitActive("Current Parts in Inventory Search", "Lot number:", 5)
    ControlClick("Current Parts in Inventory Search", "Lot number:", 1070, "left")

    ;Loads up lot number
    ControlSend("Current Parts in Inventory Search", "Lot number:", 1070, $aArray1[$c][0])
    Sleep(250)
    ControlClick("Current Parts in Inventory Search", "Lot number:", 1063, "left")
    Sleep(250)
    ControlClick("Current Parts in Inventory Search", "Lot number:", 1663, "left")


    WinWaitActive("Edit Lot", "Lot number:", 10)

    ;set new owner and vendor

    ControlClick("Edit Lot", "Lot number:", 1053)
    Send("{TAB}")
    ControlSend("Edit Lot", "Lot number:", 1082, "{DEL}TEST")
    Send("{TAB}")
    ControlSend("Edit Lot", "Lot number:", 1142, "{DEL}TEST")


    ;changes aircraft serial number
    ControlCommand("Edit Lot", "", "SysTabControl321", "TabRight", "")
    ControlCommand("Edit Lot", "", "SysTabControl321", "TabRight", "")
    ControlCommand("Edit Lot", "", "SysTabControl321", "TabRight", "")
    ControlCommand("Edit Lot", "", "SysTabControl321", "TabRight", "")
    Send("{TAB 4}")
    Send("{ENTER}")
    Send("{DOWN}")
    Send("{ENTER}")
    Send("{TAB}")

    ;Click OK

    ControlClick("Edit lot", "OK", 1, "left")

    ;wait to get back to search dialog
    WinWaitActive("Current Parts in Inventory Search", "Lot number:", 5)
    Send("{ALT}s" & "n")

Next

MsgBox(0, "Lot Updater", $rows & " lots have been updated.")

[BrewManNH]

Can you press ALT+O and have the OK button press? If so use a the Send or ControlSend command to send that key combo to the window.

[sysadmin]

No the ALT+O control does not work. What is making this so difficult the dropdown doesnt have its own control id. The navigation gets a little tricky for making the selection. I've tried sending a control click to another field and then the control click to the ok button, but I still get nothing.