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Hello,

I have a control text box, with a large amount of text that is being copied
and pasted in via a macro button. Several different paragraphs are pasted
depending on the results of several Vlookups. I would like to know, is there
a way for me to highlight and bold the first sentence of each paragraph in a
control text box? Setting the font to bold in properties bolds everything,
and i cannot use a shape text box as it has a 255 character string limit.
Any thoughts?
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Select the text in the first sentence, then click the B toolbar button (or
press ctrl/B)

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Hello,

I have a control text box, with a large amount of text that is being copied
and pasted in via a macro button. Several different paragraphs are pasted
depending on the results of several Vlookups. I would like to know, is there
a way for me to highlight and bold the first sentence of each paragraph in a
control text box? Setting the font to bold in properties bolds everything,
and i cannot use a shape text box as it has a 255 character string limit.
Any thoughts?

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Hi Bob,

Textboxes from the Control toolbar do not support multi font formats.

Your suggestion will work on a textbox from the Drawing toolbar though.

Cheers
Andy

Bob Umlas wrote:
Select the text in the first sentence, then click the B toolbar button (or
press ctrl/B)

"AJL" wrote:


Hello,

I have a control text box, with a large amount of text that is being copied
and pasted in via a macro button. Several different paragraphs are pasted
depending on the results of several Vlookups. I would like to know, is there
a way for me to highlight and bold the first sentence of each paragraph in a
control text box? Setting the font to bold in properties bolds everything,
and i cannot use a shape text box as it has a 255 character string limit.
Any thoughts?


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http://www.andypope.info
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Okay, thanks for the help!

-Alan Lueke

"Andy Pope" wrote:

Hi Bob,

Textboxes from the Control toolbar do not support multi font formats.

Your suggestion will work on a textbox from the Drawing toolbar though.

Cheers
Andy

Bob Umlas wrote:
Select the text in the first sentence, then click the B toolbar button (or
press ctrl/B)

"AJL" wrote:


Hello,

I have a control text box, with a large amount of text that is being copied
and pasted in via a macro button. Several different paragraphs are pasted
depending on the results of several Vlookups. I would like to know, is there
a way for me to highlight and bold the first sentence of each paragraph in a
control text box? Setting the font to bold in properties bolds everything,
and i cannot use a shape text box as it has a 255 character string limit.
Any thoughts?


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http://www.andypope.info

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