ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: How to Open Excel Viewer documentHi Helen, Yes I found this solution using ADO, reading the Excel file as a database. I don't need to write in it, just read. So this solution should be good. ThanksRe: How to Open Excel Viewer documentHi Alexei, Thanks for the answerHow to Open Excel Viewer documentHi everyone, Is there a way to work with Excel Viewer in TestComplete? The computer which executes my tests does not have Excel, so I installed Excel Viewer on it (it's free). Thank youSolvedRe: List of KeywordTest and Script ReferencesThanks for you answer. If I find a way to do it I'll let you knowList of KeywordTest and Script ReferencesHi everyone, I have noticed that there doesn't seem to be any kind of functionnality to see which KeywordTests and Scripts are called by other KeywordTests. Some kind of Circular Reference listing. I am modifying my scripts quite often, so I would like to know which other KeywordTests and Scripts call it to apply changes. I have tried the Windows search, but even the function "Search in files" doesn't give me the list of KeywordTests which call a specific KeywordTest. Do you have any solution? thank youRe: Process an XML file with parametersThat's it... I thought the NodeTest error came from a previous test where I had called the node "NodeTest". Well thank you Helen for your helpRe: Process an XML file with parametersHello Helen, I've already tried putting empty quotes but it still gives me the same error...Process an XML file with parametersHello everyone, I can't get to pass the second Node (secondNode) because It has a parameter with no value. The error is the following: msxml6.dll Expected value. Do you have any idea how to bypass this? Function XMLProcess fileName = "C:\test.xml" Set doc = Sys.OleObject("Msxml2.DOMDocument.6.0") Call doc.load(fileName) value = doc.selectSingleNode("/firstNode[@param=paramValue]/secondNode[@param=]/thirdNode/lastNode/").text XMLProcess = value End function SolvedRe: Testcomplete subsctraction problem VBScript Thank you guys! I'm going to stick to the Round solution, applys best to my script. Testcomplete subsctraction problem VBScriptHello, I'm having a hard time with a simple substraction in Testcomplete (I know that sounds a bit stupid...). Here is an example: Dim one, two one = (79.10 - 67.80) two = 11.3 If one = two then Call Log.Message("yes") Else Call Log.Error("no") End if Here, one and two are identical (both = 11.3), they are also assigned to the Double type. But when I execute this part I get the "no" message returned even thought they are the same. They are somehow not identical for Testcomplete but I have no idea why. Has anyone encountered a similar problem? Thank you Solved