Hi!

I'm trying to use InsertAfter to add string in a right to left language, and
right after it space and number.

The problem is that logically, Word adds the characters in the correct way
(Right to Left Text - Space - Number),
But in my view it looks like: (Right to Left Text - Number - Space).

I'm using something like:
Selection.InsertAfter "From: " ' "From" is replaced by a word in right to
left language)
Selection.InsertAfter " " & strMyString 'strMyString contains a string which
is actually a number, e.g. "1234"

problem is solved if I type the space manually, but I don't know how to
force VBA to write a "Right To Left" direction when it inserts the space
between the strings.

How can I force VBA to insert the space string in a Right to Left direction,
so that it will 'look' like it's between the two other strings and not just
logically "be" there?

Regards,
Amir.

You post says you are using Word, so maybe better to ask this in a Word
group. This group is for Excel programming questions.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Amir" wrote in message
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Hi!

I'm trying to use InsertAfter to add string in a right to left language,
and
right after it space and number.

The problem is that logically, Word adds the characters in the correct way
(Right to Left Text - Space - Number),
But in my view it looks like: (Right to Left Text - Number - Space).

I'm using something like:
Selection.InsertAfter "From: " ' "From" is replaced by a word in right to
left language)
Selection.InsertAfter " " & strMyString 'strMyString contains a string
which
is actually a number, e.g. "1234"

problem is solved if I type the space manually, but I don't know how to
force VBA to write a "Right To Left" direction when it inserts the space
between the strings.

How can I force VBA to insert the space string in a Right to Left
direction,
so that it will 'look' like it's between the two other strings and not
just
logically "be" there?

Regards,
Amir.