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I am trying to import values from the network tab on the task manager. My code imports from the bytes received column. I can get a variable to equil the imported data in numbers but it is text and not a numeric value. i.e. $wire - 100 = -100 or $wire - $lan = 0 "failure" Anyone know how to import an actual numeric value? Or how to use something like _StringRegExpReplace to convert it.

$title = "Windows Task Manager"

$classDetails = "SysListView321"

$wire1 = ControlListView($title,"",$classDetails, "GetText",0,2)

$lan1 = ControlListView($title,"",$classDetails, "GetText",1,2)

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I am trying to import values from the network tab on the task manager. My code imports from the bytes received column. I can get a variable to equil the imported data in numbers but it is text and not a numeric value. i.e. $wire - 100 = -100 or $wire - $lan = 0 "failure" Anyone know how to import an actual numeric value? Or how to use something like _StringRegExpReplace to convert it.

$title = "Windows Task Manager"

$classDetails = "SysListView321"

$wire1 = ControlListView($title,"",$classDetails, "GetText",0,2)

$lan1 = ControlListView($title,"",$classDetails, "GetText",1,2)

If you mean that you read the value as text and you want it to be a number then you can use

$value = Number($textread)

But if the text is digits then you shouldn't need to worry, AuoIt can do this

$a = "123"
$b = "23"
$c = $a - $b;gives 100
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Thanks man. This helped get me in the right direction. Pointed me at what the real problem was. The commas.

If the imported value of $wire=2,599,999

MsgBox(0,"",$wire1)

$wire1 = Number($wire1)

MsgBox(0,"",$wire1)

The 1st box would read 2,599,999 and the 2nd 2

MsgBox(0,"",$wire1)

$wire1=StringRegExpReplace($wire1, ",", "")

MsgBox(0,"",$wire1)

The 1st box would read 2,599,999 and the 2nd 2599999

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