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Hello all, I'm new to this board and new to this AutoIt scripting. I have found this tool through college and really liked the possibilities this brings. I'm already trying to script something but I'm having a hard time in getting what I want done.

What I need to do is the following:

1. Export the contents of table to a text or Excel file

2. Import the contents into an array in AutoIt

3. Pick the contents of the array, one at a time, and copy it to the clipboard

4. Paste the contents of the clipboard in a specific input field in the other application

So far I was able to load the contents in an array using the array.au3, but I'm not being able to show the contents of the array one by one.

I really appreciate the help you guys can provide.

Posted

Maybe this helps:

Dim $MyArray[4]
$MyArray[0]="Jhon"
$MyArray[1]="Jack"
$MyArray[2]="Carlos"
$MyArray[3]="Anna"

For $i=0 To UBound($MyArray)
    MsgBox(0,"",$MyArray[$i])
Next
Posted

Nahuel, really appreaciate your help! I'm already using it with a few tweaks and it's working just great. I'll have two columns with valuable information to copy to the clipboard. I'll search a little bit how to separate these two sets of information. Hopefully it'll work out great.

Posted (edited)

Maybe this will help too?

#include <Array.au3>

Dim $MyArray[4][2]
;First column of the array
$MyArray[0][0]="Jhon"
$MyArray[1][0]="Jack"
$MyArray[2][0]="Carlos"
$MyArray[3][0]="Anna"

;Second column
$MyArray[0][1]="17"
$MyArray[1][1]="15"
$MyArray[2][1]="25"
$MyArray[3][1]="19"

$Info="";Where data will be saved to display

;"Sweep" rows
For $a=0 To UBound($MyArray,1)-1
    ;"Sweep" columns
    For $i=0 To UBound($MyArray,2)-1
        $Info=$MyArray[$a][$i] & "+" &$Info;Add row's first element + second element
    Next
    $Data=StringSplit($Info,"+");Split the string
    MsgBox(0,"","Name: "&$Data[2] & " Age: "&$Data[1]);Display info
    $Info="";Restart info variable
Next

;Display array as a table:
_ArrayDisplay($MyArray)

You should look at the _Array*() functions if you are gonna work a lot with arrays. It's usually easier for me.

Edited by Nahuel
Posted

Nahuel, you're the man! <_<

This is a major jump start for me. I am trying to better understand these array functions, one of my main issues was how to copy what the array is pulling to the clipboard, one at a time, but now I'being able to do this.

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