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2003

My concatenated text string is too large for the MsgBox display. It
displays the first 30 lines and not the remaining four. I could not
enlarge the window nor "slide" the data.

I know that there are four undisplayed because if I "? txt" in the
Immediate window, I see all 34 lines of data.

Any config issues or workarounds?

TIA EagleOne

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Hi,

The message box will display 1023 characters.

If you can not reduce the quantity of text create your own message box
using a user form.

Cheers
Andy

EagleOne wrote:
2003

My concatenated text string is too large for the MsgBox display. It
displays the first 30 lines and not the remaining four. I could not
enlarge the window nor "slide" the data.

I know that there are four undisplayed because if I "? txt" in the
Immediate window, I see all 34 lines of data.

Any config issues or workarounds?

TIA EagleOne


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