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trying to do this in vbs - no go - creat dropdown list


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I'm trying to read an excel spreadsheet(SWW_TestFlow, Worksheet=Controller) and creating a dropdown list from all the cell values within a specific column("G").   

I would like to have the dropdown behave in such a way as to allow multiple selections and for all those selections to be written to a file.

I attached a file I started with to experiment with gui and controls etc but got totally lost.......

Can somebody help me?

Joe

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I can't find a function named "_ExcelReadSheetToArray" in my copy of help file. I think you need to use _Excel_RangeRead function. Read help file. :) 

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_ExcelReadSheetToArray is from the old version of Excel.au3: https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/script_breaking_changes_excel_udf.htm

@jloyzaga I would suggest updating to the latest version of AutoIt, which will make working with Excel much easier for you.

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