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I have a script that is suppose to go to a website and do a search function and save the results to a spreadsheet. It is supposed ot do the following

Step 1 read and entry in an excel spreadsheet

Step 2 transfer that cell content to a web interface and then do a search function

Step 3 when the results are back it should save the results as a csv file in a predetermined directory / path

Step 4 not open excel then loop onto the next search item

Steps 1 and 2 work fine

I am having problems doing the "Save As" function to the correct path and file name and also the excel sheet is opening and messing things up.

My goal is to have it save to the correct location and correct file name and not open excel results at all.

I am new user of autoit and this is my stab at this.

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#Include <Excel.au3>

;YOU MAY CHANGE THIS:

$sExcelFileName = "keyword Seed.xlsx" ; SHOULD BE SAVED IN THE SAME DIRECTORY AS THE AUTOIT SCRIPT

$sRootSaveDir = "c:\raw_keywords" ; THIS DIRECTORY SHOULD EXIST. DO NOT ADD TRAILING SLASH

$sExcelFilePath = @ScriptDir & "\" & $sExcelFileName

If Not FileExists($sExcelFilePath) Then

MsgBox(16 + 4096 + 262144,"ERROR: Input File Missing", $sExcelFilePath & " does NOT exists")

Exit

EndIf

$oExcel = _ExcelBookAttach($sExcelFilePath)

If @error = 1 Then

$oExcel = _ExcelBookOpen($sExcelFilePath, 1)

If @error = 1 Then

MsgBox (16 + 4096 + 262144,"ERROR","Cannot open " & $sExcelFilePath & "!")

Exit

EndIf

EndIf

$nExcelBaseColumn = 1

$nExcelRow = 2

$sBaseWord = StringStripWS(_ExcelReadCell($oExcel, $nExcelRow, $nExcelBaseColumn),7)

While StringLen($sBaseWord) > 0

$nExcelSeedColumn = 2

$sSeedWord = StringStripWS(_ExcelReadCell($oExcel, $nExcelRow, $nExcelSeedColumn),7)

While StringLen($sSeedWord) > 0

$sCSVFilePath = $sRootSaveDir & "\" & StringLower(StringReplace($sBaseWord & "_" & $sSeedWord & ".csv"," ","_"))

;YOUR WEB FORM SEARCH AND EXPORT SCRIPT starts HERE:

mouseclick("left", 328,405,1)

send("{F5}")

sleep(15000)

mouseclick("left", 328,405,1)

send($sSeedWord) ; send("gold mining")

send("{tab 4}")

send("{ENTER}") ;search button

sleep(25000) ;sleep while searching

send("{TAB 2}")

send("{ENTER}") ;download button

send("{DOWN}") ;choose "all"

send("{ENTER}")

sleep(1500)

send("{TAB}") ;download pop up window

sleep (1000)

send("{ENTER}")

sleep(10000)

WinWaitActive("File Download", "&Save")

sleep(1500)

send ($sCSVFilePath)

sleep(1500)

send ("!s")

;sleep(2000)

;send("{enter}")

;YOUR WEB FORM SEARCH AND EXPORT SCRIPT ends HERE:

$nExcelSeedColumn += 1

$sSeedWord = StringStripWS(_ExcelReadCell($oExcel, $nExcelRow, $nExcelSeedColumn),7)

WEnd

$nExcelRow += 1

$sBaseWord = StringStripWS(_ExcelReadCell($oExcel, $nExcelRow, $nExcelBaseColumn),7)

WEnd

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Well, I got almost fooled by your request and even started looking for a solution ... then I found this:

send($sSeedWord) ; send("gold mining")

You should be aware that game automation is a forbidden topic around here - there is a big announcement at the top of every forum section: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/forum-2/announcement-12-game-bots-and-automation/

If you weren't aware, now you are; and any further argument, posts about this subject won't do anything but make things worse.

SNMP_UDF ... for SNMPv1 and v2c so far, GetBulk and a new example script

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Paper-Scissor-Rock ... try to beat it anyway :)

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This is absolutely not game automation. It is a script I built that goes to a website and searches keywords to give me various ideals for creating new websites. I am not a gamer and would not know where to start.

I understand your concern though

I have found my issue last evening and was able to fix it. This has been a great learning experience for me.

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