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I'm trying to copy the contents of a spreadsheet to a text file using _Excel_RangeRead function. I'm able to get the information successfully but when I try to access the individual elements of the array, I'm getting errors. Please find the part of the script with which I'm facing trouble below:

While 1
    $fr = _Excel_RangeRead($oWorkbook, $j, 1, $colnum - 1)
    $fr1 = _Excel_RangeRead($oWorkbook, $j + 1, 1, $colnum - 1)
    $line = ""
    ;If $fr[1] = "" Then Exit(0)


;    MsgBox(0, "", "'" & $fr[0] & "'")
    ;For $i In $fr
    $i = 1
    While $i < $colnum
        $line = $line & $fr[$i] & ","
        $i += 1

    WEnd
    If $line <> "" Then FileWriteLine($outop, $line)
    If ($fr[0] = "") Then
        If $fr1[0] = "" Then Exit (0)
    EndIf

    ;If $j = 1 then $j += 1
    $j = $j + 1
    $i = ""


WEnd

I'm getting an error "Subscript used on non-accessible variable." for the line    $line = $line & $fr[$i] & ","

Edited by Melba23
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Can't you simply save the workbook as filetype txt?
As Excel only saves the active sheet to a file you simply would need to loop through the sheets and save each one to another file.

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