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Dave O
 
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Default Excel fields too large to work with, any way around this?

Cool! Glad it worked for you. Make sure your boss thinks you're a
genius, and take the rest of the day off.

Our posts are getting crossed, because of the delay in transferring
data from your website access point (ExcelTip) to mine. If you'd like
to enter a space instead of nothing, after this line
NewValue = NewValue & Mid(rCell.Value, K, 1)
.... add these two new lines before the End If
Else
NewValue = NewValue & " "

.... and you're good to go.

 
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