Hi all,

Just a quick query. I have a macro, which searches through column B o
a spreadhseet and creates new sheets according to the content of th
cell. However, it doesn't accept any cell, which contains more than 3
characters. What should I use in my declaration so that it accepts lon
words?

Cheer

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Well, I'm guessing, but 31 characters is the maximum length of the sheet
name, so that may be the thing blocking you.

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Regards,

Juan Pablo González

"ozcank " wrote in message
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Hi all,

Just a quick query. I have a macro, which searches through column B of
a spreadhseet and creates new sheets according to the content of the
cell. However, it doesn't accept any cell, which contains more than 31
characters. What should I use in my declaration so that it accepts long
words?

Cheers


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Good thinking, I neglected that small factor. I have the following code
which selects the name of the cell:

Private Sub getNames()
Dim intRow As Integer, wsMain As Worksheet
Dim strReadName As String

Set wsMain = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("ufioverdue")
intIdx = 0
intRow = 2
With wsMain
Do
strReadName = .Cells(intRow, 2)
strNames(intIdx) = strReadName

Do
intRow = intRow + 1
Loop Until strReadName < .Cells(intRow, 2)

intIdx = intIdx + 1

Loop While .Cells(intRow, 2) < ""
End With
intIdx = intIdx - 1

End Sub

What would I have to alter so that it would only select the first 3
characters of a cell? ny ideas?

Cheer

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Try changing

..Cells(intRow, 2)

with

Left$(.Cells(intRow, 2).Value, 31)

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Regards,

Juan Pablo González

"ozcank " wrote in message
...
Good thinking, I neglected that small factor. I have the following code,
which selects the name of the cell:

Private Sub getNames()
Dim intRow As Integer, wsMain As Worksheet
Dim strReadName As String

Set wsMain = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("ufioverdue")
intIdx = 0
intRow = 2
With wsMain
Do
strReadName = .Cells(intRow, 2)
strNames(intIdx) = strReadName

Do
intRow = intRow + 1
Loop Until strReadName < .Cells(intRow, 2)

intIdx = intIdx + 1

Loop While .Cells(intRow, 2) < ""
End With
intIdx = intIdx - 1

End Sub

What would I have to alter so that it would only select the first 31
characters of a cell? ny ideas?

Cheers


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sStr = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw xyz"
sStr1 = Left(sStr,31)
? sStr
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwx yz
? sStr1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcde


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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"ozcank " wrote in message
...
Good thinking, I neglected that small factor. I have the following code,
which selects the name of the cell:

Private Sub getNames()
Dim intRow As Integer, wsMain As Worksheet
Dim strReadName As String

Set wsMain = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("ufioverdue")
intIdx = 0
intRow = 2
With wsMain
Do
strReadName = .Cells(intRow, 2)
strNames(intIdx) = strReadName

Do
intRow = intRow + 1
Loop Until strReadName < .Cells(intRow, 2)

intIdx = intIdx + 1

Loop While .Cells(intRow, 2) < ""
End With
intIdx = intIdx - 1

End Sub

What would I have to alter so that it would only select the first 31
characters of a cell? ny ideas?

Cheers


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