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| #1168 | Fixed | _ExcelBookOpen error on workbooks with hidden sheets | ||
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_ExcelBookOpen will run into an error, if the first sheet of the workbook is hidden. If you try to select it, the COM interface throws an error. It can be fixed by testing, if the sheet is visible Out: .ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(1).Select () In: For $xx = 1 To .ActiveWorkbook.Sheets.Count If .ActiveWorkbook.Sheets($xx).Visible == $xlSheetVisible Then .ActiveWorkbook.Sheets($xx).Select () ExitLoop EndIf Next And some additional constants are needed Const $xlSheetHidden = 0 Const $xlSheetVisible = 1 Const $xlSheetVeryHidden = 2 Greetings frubi |
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| #1176 | Fixed | FileSetAttrib with recurse mode 1 not continue when file not found in subfolder | ||
| Description |
Hi, The problem is that when we set attributes using recursive mode, and one of the files are missing in some subfolder, then FileSetAttrib does not continue to next files, it's just stops and return 0. If Not FileSetAttrib(@ScriptDir & "\Test\test.txt", "+H", 1) Then MsgBox(4096, "Error", "Problem setting attributes.") EndIf Folders/files structure: .\Test\test.txt .\Test\Subfolder .\Test\Subfolder\Subfolder\Test.txt Now here for the last file «Test\Subfolder\Subfolder\Test.txt» the attributes are not set. While the console attrib.exe program does not stops, it's set attributes for all the files it can (it skips the problematic files). If it's not a bug and it's designed like that (why?), then i think at least this should be mentioned in the help file. Thanks. |
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| #1177 | Fixed | Wrong Return values _GUICtrlComboBoxEx_GetCurSel | ||
| Description |
The return values are interchanged in
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