Try to use these scripts. Actualy there is an easy way to use parameters in TestComplete. Just import your excel data into access (or other database) and use parameter wizard too to get the parameters from Access. Then, after recording your task, select approprite variables within your task's requests.
Sub Main
path = "c:\text1.txt"
set fs=createObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If not fs.FileExists(path) Then
Log.Message("Fail: file does not exist")
Else
Log.Message("Pass: File exists")
End If
End Sub
Sub Delete
path = "c:\text.txt"
set fs=createObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If not fs.FileExists(path) Then
Log.Message("Fail: file does not exist")
Else
fs.deletefile(path)
Log.Message("Pass: File deleted")
End If
End sub
'//////////////////////////////////////////////////
Sub ExcellSheetsName
Set p = Sys.WaitProcess("EXCEL")
'this will Make sure you close any Excel work book already open
If p.Exists Then
Call p.Terminate()
End If
'This is setting the driver
Set MsExcel = Sys.OleObject("Excel.Application")
'This will open you workbook
'Specify the location of your excel file
Call MsExcel.Workbooks.Open("c:\test.xlsx")
MsExcel.Visible = True
'To Loop through all the sheet
for I = 1 to MsExcel.sheets.Count
'To activate the sheet
msexcel.Sheets(I).Activate
'To get the name of the active sheet
MsgBox(MsExcel.activesheet.name)
Next
End Sub
