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Hi,

i've to read some information out of many *.xlsx files.

I want to use _ExcelReadSheetToArray to do this, but i get following error:

C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include\Excel.au3 (791) : ==> Subscript used with non-Array variable.:

Local $iLastRow = $sLastCell[0]

Local $iLastRow = $sLastCell^ ERROR

->14:47:16 AutoIT3.exe ended.rc:1

>Exit code: 1 Time: 6.617

Is there a bug in excel.au3?

And what is the best way to get through the array to the last line (with differs ervery file)?

THANKS for any help

Dizzy

Edited by Dizzy
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I think the problem is caused by the combined cells you use for "Rechner Zusammenfassung" etc.and/or the contained line breaks.

Function _ExcelReadSheetToArray is not able to determine the last used cell and hence crashes.

If I remove the content the script runs fine.

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Posted

I think the problem is caused by the combined cells you use for "Rechner Zusammenfassung" etc.and/or the contained line breaks.

Function _ExcelReadSheetToArray is not able to determine the last used cell and hence crashes.

If I remove the content the script runs fine.

Hi water,

thanks for your reply.

Do you have a workaround to do this for 100 files?

Thanks

Dizzy

Posted (edited)

Hmm - maybe it is better to go through every row - step by step ...?

But how do i get the lastline in the excel without using arrays?

Thanks

Dizzy

Edited by Dizzy
Posted

Hi water,

i've searched for "excel" and even more.

And .... i was excatly at this post ( as one of 30 or more) ... but i've overlooked the last answer :(

I will do the search line by line and not over the array.

So - thanks for the hint! ^_^

Dizzy

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