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Replacing Non Printable Characters
I have a userform in which comments are entered in a Multiline Textbox.
After transferring the contents of the textbox to a cell I find that it contains a non printable character symbol at the end of each line. How can I a) prevent this from happening and b) replace the existing non printable characters with Alt&Enter Regards and TIA Jim Burton |
Replacing Non Printable Characters - Sorted Now
I have included a bit of code when saving the data
i.e. Replace(textbox, Chr(13), "") and it seems to work ok also used it to cycle through the existing cells to remove previous occurrences Regards to all Jim Burton "SA3214 @Eclipse.co.uk" <sa3214<No Spam wrote in message ... I have a userform in which comments are entered in a Multiline Textbox. After transferring the contents of the textbox to a cell I find that it contains a non printable character symbol at the end of each line. How can I a) prevent this from happening and b) replace the existing non printable characters with Alt&Enter Regards and TIA Jim Burton |
Replacing Non Printable Characters - Sorted Now
thanks :) simple but work perfectly
Regards Przemek €žSA3214 @Eclipse.co.uk€ť pisze: I have included a bit of code when saving the data i.e. Replace(textbox, Chr(13), "") and it seems to work ok also used it to cycle through the existing cells to remove previous occurrences Regards to all Jim Burton "SA3214 @Eclipse.co.uk" <sa3214<No Spam wrote in message ... I have a userform in which comments are entered in a Multiline Textbox. After transferring the contents of the textbox to a cell I find that it contains a non printable character symbol at the end of each line. How can I a) prevent this from happening and b) replace the existing non printable characters with Alt&Enter Regards and TIA Jim Burton |
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