There are a number of tools available for dumping Windows event logs to text files, but there always seems to be a problem or missing data or weird formatting or license issues or.something! This DumpEventLog.vbs script. Edit: Before I put a specific Excel file or its window to the front I need to check whether it's running/still open. Old Question: I want to set a specific Excel window to the front. With this VBScript code I can activate one. I have.config files set to open in Notepad++. The files I edit are typically in protected locations (e.g. c:\windows\, c:\program files., etc.) thus requiring administrator access. I'd like t. Check if a specific Excel file is open when several Excel files are open and activate it. Edit: Before I put a specific Excel file or its window to the front I need to check whether it's running/still open. ![]() Old Question. I want to set a specific Excel window to the front. With this VBScript code I can activate one single Excel window by its name. But since more than one Excel window are opened it doesn't work anymore. In this case it won't find the needed window and it can't be checked if it's open. So it will always say that the Excel. File. Name is not open. Set Wsh. Shell = WScript. Using Objects with VBScript. To use objects in VBScript, you first need to create an instance of an object and store its reference in a VBScript variable. Then, the methods and properties of the object can be accessed using. Create. Object ("WScript. Shell"). if Wsh. Shell. App. Activate(Excel. File. Name) = True then. Frequently I need to delete all of the user profiles on a computer except for two accounts. I would like to have a script that can perform this for me. The script must work for Windows 7. Company policy makes it difficult to.Excel. File. Name & " is opened.". Wsh. Shell. sendkeys "%x" 'in Excel 2. Now it just activates Excel. Excel. File. Name & " is not open.". How can I make it work with more than one opened Excel window? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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