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How to call the userdefined functions to script? If i am
stored 'add()' function in Library functions folder. i want
to cal that function in my script.
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Answer Posted / murali raju
Instead of add name put the add1 as ur function
name...because add is keyword
Function add1(a,b)
c=a+b
add1=c
End Function 'put the function .vbs file and save it c
drive with the file name addition.vbs
write the below script in ur qtp
ExecuteFile "c:\addition.vbs"
x=add1(2,4)
msgbox x 'it will be prints 6 in the msgbox
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