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In cells A1:A30 I've got my original values, which are text sentences, and
anywhere between 40 and 70 characters long. Cells B1:B30 I've put a varation of Sub Shuffle30Values() found elsewhere on these boards to create a random order of lookup values. Cells C1:C5 list punctuation/conjunctive words; cell D1 concatenates and merges the first five values of B and C to form a "proper" randomly generated sentence with punctuation (at the moment I've got the output set to LOWER). The first thing I need to do is get the output of this cell to be in "proper" English, so that the first letter, and any letter appearing after a full stop, are capitalized. The second thing I need to try and do is insert a carraige return within the cell after 45-50 characters, but so that it isn't inserted in the middle of a word. Current output: line 1 has fifty characters, whilst line 2 has fifty characters and line 3 has fifty characters. line 4 has fifty characters but line five has fifty characters. Desired output that can be copied over to word: Line 1 has fifty characters, whilst line 2 has fifty characters and line 3 has fifty characters. Line 4 has fifty characters but line 5 has fifty characters. Any suggestions on how to modify the output? |
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