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If you learn to debug properly you can figure these things out yourself :)

For example this simple line will probably solve the problem for you:

MsgBox(0,"Debug",@MDAY&@CRLF&VarGetType(@MDAY))

:P

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If you learn to debug properly you can figure these things out yourself :)

For example this simple line will probably solve the problem for you:

MsgBox(0,"Debug",@MDAY&@CRLF&VarGetType(@MDAY))

:P

Where can I learn to debug properly? :mad: The only sources I use for learning are SciTe Help, and other posts on the forum. No debuging in eitherone.

Tnx for the help :P Now, how can I convert it to number? In the help, I saw only to binary and to hex...

I got used to logical things in AutoIt. So... If it is a VarGetType, why not a VarSetType? :D

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Just use Int() on the macro before passing it to _ExcelWriteCell():

_ExcelWriteCell($oExcel, "Test", 1, Int(@MDAY))

Here's the functions I usually use when debugging:

_ArrayDisplay(); So f-ing useful!
ConsoleWrite(); Display debug data during the execution of the script
MsgBox(); Halt and displays data 
VarGetType(); Very important, as you could see before
StringLen(); Usefull to see if there are any hidden characters in a string that f's up the script (leading and trailing spaces etc.)
UBound(); To see how big your arrays are
@ScriptLineNumber; Macro so you can see which line the script is at
; And of course the debug UDF included in the standard installation, I never use it though, seems like overkill.

:)

Edit: Too late, but at least you got some debug info :P

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Thank you a lot, moncores! :)

Do you know how can I prevent a windows from beeing closed? I have an OnExitFunc, and I want to prevent the windows that function is working in to be closed before the script is. I didn't post another topic because I thought it's a minor question, and maybe you can answer it :P

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Thank you a lot, moncores! :)

Do you know how can I prevent a windows from beeing closed? I have an OnExitFunc, and I want to prevent the windows that function is working in to be closed before the script is. I didn't post another topic because I thought it's a minor question, and maybe you can answer it :P

Huh?

Use #NoTrayIcon if you don't want the user to exit your script through the tray icon.

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Huh?

Use #NoTrayIcon if you don't want the user to exit your script through the tray icon.

Sorry, I didn't expressed myself clearly. This is what my script (I want to) do: Someone works in excel, and at the end of each day, some final data is moved around in that's day coresponding column. But if the user exits Excel first, the script can't do that task, because the file to which it is attached is closed. Also, this has to be the last thing done, so it has to be onExit. What I want to do is to restrict the order these two can be closed (Excel and my script). And, if my script don't let Excel to be closed, then the user will close first my script, and second, Excel, so the conditon of the closing order is met. But I don't know how to make Excel "uncloseable". :) I hope you understood.

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