Well I don't know about the application you are using, but I guess if you were able just to get this output in someway or another(not in excel) you may easily create a program that organizes the output in an excel table or such. To follow the path, Walk with the MASTER, See through the MASTER, Be the MASTER!

Define "access that child window". If you're talking about just casting that window to a Form object in VB.NET, then no, you can't do that. The only method you have is sending Window messages to each of the controls on that form. It's a very cumbersome process to find the correct window handles for each of the controls you want to "talk" to and sending/retrieving data. There is no "easy" way to do it. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

bzasri wrote: How to access a mdichild in other application which starts in runtime in our own application :confused: