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Rishi Dhupar

Weird issue with cell spacing
 
Hi,

I am trying to write cell values to a WS from VBA. I am trying to add
line feeds with Chr(10) to the cell if I will be adding more then 1
item to the same cell. I keep getting these random big spaces above
the text (Click the picture below for a better understanding). I try
to autofit the row, still won't shrink it down, and there is other then
what is being displayed. Here is my code.

'If data exists then concatanate
If LenB(findRange.Offset(0, ft + 1).Value) 0 Then
findRange.Offset(0, ft + 1).Value = findRange.Offset(0, ft +
1).Value & Chr(10) & _ Format(cellRow.Columns(colPCCBFinal).Value,
"m/dd/yyyy") & _ cellRow.Columns(colRevNum)
Else
findRange.Offset(0, ft + 1).Value =
Format(cellRow.Columns(colPCCBFinal).Value, "m/dd/yyyy") & " " &
cellRow.Columns(colRevNum)
End If

http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/4143/excel1aq.jpg


Thanks,
RishiD


Jim Rech

Weird issue with cell spacing
 
Regrettably Excel is a little weird this way. Good answer?<g Well, I can
reproduce the same effect manually. You just have to make the column width
a little wider even if it looks like there is enough room currently.

--
Jim
"Rishi Dhupar" wrote in message
oups.com...
| Hi,
|
| I am trying to write cell values to a WS from VBA. I am trying to add
| line feeds with Chr(10) to the cell if I will be adding more then 1
| item to the same cell. I keep getting these random big spaces above
| the text (Click the picture below for a better understanding). I try
| to autofit the row, still won't shrink it down, and there is other then
| what is being displayed. Here is my code.
|
| 'If data exists then concatanate
| If LenB(findRange.Offset(0, ft + 1).Value) 0 Then
| findRange.Offset(0, ft + 1).Value = findRange.Offset(0, ft +
| 1).Value & Chr(10) & _ Format(cellRow.Columns(colPCCBFinal).Value,
| "m/dd/yyyy") & _ cellRow.Columns(colRevNum)
| Else
| findRange.Offset(0, ft + 1).Value =
| Format(cellRow.Columns(colPCCBFinal).Value, "m/dd/yyyy") & " " &
| cellRow.Columns(colRevNum)
| End If
|
| http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/4143/excel1aq.jpg
|
|
| Thanks,
| RishiD
|




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