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<SELECT id=OidSB1.2.3 onchange=setEcam(this) name=OidSB1.2.3>

<OPTION>xlow<OPTION>low<OPTION selected>medium<OPTION>high</OPTION>

</SELECT>

$oForm = _IEFormGetObjByName ($oIE, "myform")
$sh = _IEFormElementGetObjByName ($oForm, "OidSB1.2.3")
For $s In $sh
    $sopt = _IETagNameGetCollection($sh, "OPTION")
        For $sop in $sopt 
                ConsoleWrite($sop.selected & @CRLF)
            Sleep(2000)
            $o = $sop.innerText --->>>>this prints the options name
                
                ConsoleWrite($o & @CRLF)
            _IEFormElementOptionselect($sh, $o, 1, "byText")
                    ConsoleWrite($sopt.selected & @CRLF)------->>>>Prints a 0 instead of the selected option
            Sleep(1000)
        Next
    ExitLoop
Next

Shouldn't it print "medium"??? instead of 0's

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Don't think so. I'm not sure about AutoIt but when using Javascript the proper way to get the text of a selected option is to first get the select element's selectedIndex property, then use that to determine which option in the select to check the text from. Something like the following:

(Javascript, not AutoIt code)
selectObject = document.formName.selectName
index = selectObject.selectedIndex
selectedText = selectObject[index].text
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In your example, $sopt is a Tagname Collection rather than an Options Collection. You need to get the Options collection... these should help you:

$sh.options.selectedIndex

$sh.options.selectedIndex.text

$sh.options.selectedIndex.value

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