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Here's one for you experts - it's driving me crazy:
I use Excel for a lot of strange and unusual things and I have a cell (formatted as text) value that is: Hi,<br<br<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse" bordercolor="#111111" width="400" id="AutoNumber1"<tr<td width="102" align="left"<a href="productDetails/8809113254001"<img border="1" src="resources/cache/front/70/90/8809113254001_70x90.jpg" style="border-style:solid; border-color:#000000; "</a</td<td width="102" align="left" </td<td width="103" align="left" </td<td width="103" align="left"</td</tr</table<br<br Please note, within Excel it's NOT HTML - it's an actual text value in Range("A2"). Have you got any tips for copying this cell to the Windows copy buffer ? If I use Range("A2").Copy, it'll just copy a lot of ############'s to the buffer as the value is so long that Excel cannot display it as it would normally do. I hope you can help! Rasmus |
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