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selecting contents of a text box in vba
Dumbo question, but this is about my second day ever playing with VBA.
I have a text box (not in a user form, just a rectangle with text written in it) that contains the names/e-mails of a distribution list on a worksheet. I have a macro that will send an e-mail using the Outlook .To function at a click, but I want to use the contents of this box. I know how to use the contents of a cell, but I really need to use the text box it must be really simple, but it's eluding me. I keep searching the net but searching for 'textbox' keeps leading me to userforms which isn't what I need. Can anybody help? - - How far off am I with SendTo = ActiveSheet.Range("Rectangle 3").Value |
selecting contents of a text box in vba
As a demonstration from the immediate window:
? activesheet.Rectangles("Rectangle 1").Text abcdef -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Neil" wrote in message ... Dumbo question, but this is about my second day ever playing with VBA. I have a text box (not in a user form, just a rectangle with text written in it) that contains the names/e-mails of a distribution list on a worksheet. I have a macro that will send an e-mail using the Outlook .To function at a click, but I want to use the contents of this box. I know how to use the contents of a cell, but I really need to use the text box it must be really simple, but it's eluding me. I keep searching the net but searching for 'textbox' keeps leading me to userforms which isn't what I need. Can anybody help? - - How far off am I with SendTo = ActiveSheet.Range("Rectangle 3").Value |
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