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Hi there,

I'm sure it's a simple solution but it's got me stumped.

Please tell me how to fix this so I can run the many scripts that reference the "StringRegExp()" function.

I've got all latest Beta version and am selecting the 'beta run' option.

Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks to all those who have helped develop AutoIt, it's awesome.

Karl

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Eg if I try to run _XLCopyRangeExample (downloaded from the same post that includes ExcelCom):

#include"ExcelCom.au3"

Dim $cFilePath=@ScriptDir&"\book3.csv" , $FilePath=@ScriptDir&"\Blank6.xls"

_XLCreateBlank($FilePath)

$XLCopyRange=_XLCopy($cFilePath,1,"",1)

_XLCopyTo($FilePath,3,"A",5,$XLCopyRange,1)

(Sorry, I'm not sure how to show the above code as code)

this returns:

"C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\beta\Include\ExcelCom.au3(169,42) : ERROR: StringRegExp(): undefined function."

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StringRegExp is a Beta function. Install beta and run it appropriately and it should work. Cheers,

-Simucal

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When you run the script, how are you doing it?

To run the script:

Using SciTE, I'm right clicking on the script name tag and selecting "Beta run". On this subject, is there anything I can do to auto link something (eg F5) to run with Beta?

Thanks to Helge for the link; by me ignoring the error the script runs successfully! So problem "solved", or at least managed.

Thanks again to everyone who replied, I really appreciate it

Karl

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To run the script:

Using SciTE, I'm right clicking on the script name tag and selecting "Beta run". On this subject, is there anything I can do to auto link something (eg F5) to run with Beta?

Thanks to Helge for the link; by me ignoring the error the script runs successfully! So problem "solved", or at least managed.

Thanks again to everyone who replied, I really appreciate it

Karl

In SciTE, ALT-F5 runs Beta, and ALT-F7 compiles with Beta.

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