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Pedro,
Whilst it may involve some practice, trial/error, help etc, it is better to use the tools that is suitable (Excel in case), rather than make life more difficult for yourself in the long run. You can (normally) record your required action in macro and although the code is not the most efficient, you will get a good idea of what is needed. Post back with another if (when) you need more help. NickHK "Pedro Leite" <naoehpreciso wrote in message ... well, you're right but i kinda do this for self training. from excel i would have to build a new sheet with the layout and stuff. lets just say that by doing this, i've learnt a few new things in office automation. thank you Pedro Leite -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- "NickHK" escreveu na mensagem ... Pedro, But why not just print from Excel ? That is the easiest solution. NickHK "Pedro Leite" <naoehpreciso wrote in message ... hi. hmmm, lets say that my skills on "piloting" word from excel using vba are not very deep to say the least. i found the ascii approach simple and sufficient for my purpose. this report is just a summary of orders to be printed on completion and filed together with the original po. in the mean time, i fiddled a bit with tables but if i can make the report neater with the ascii chars i would call it closed. anyway, thank you for your suggestion that ill pursuit. if not for other reason, to learn. otoh, if you know how to force those special characters, it would be nice. thank you in advance Pedro Leite ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ----------------------------- "NickHK" escreveu na mensagem ... Pedro, Why not use the capability of Word and insert a table . Or do you need to use ASCII characters for some reason ? NickHK "Pedro Leite" <naoehpreciso bl... Good Morning I have a bit of code that opens a new word doc, fill the document with excel data, prints, close and so on the thing is, the document is tabular and is limeted in row and columns with " - " and " | " example : ( make the window larger to fit ) now what i want is to use the box drawing characters available in the extended ascii table ( corners, junction lines and so on ) asc 186 , 205 and some others. the font used is courier new and has a sub set, called box drawing that has these caracters. how can i use them ?? thank you Pedro Leite from Portugal. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - ------------------------------------------------ |Preto 800 | |Nec- 775,0|Stk- 162,0|Enc- 613,0|Est- -55,0|Rec- 558,0|Csm- 720,0|Exc- 0,0|Sob- 0,0| |Nec- 47,0|Stk- 64,0|Enc- -16,0|Est- 46,0|Rec- 30,0|Csm- 94,0|Exc- 49,0|Sob- 0,0| |--------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------| | | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------| | | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------| | | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------| | | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------| | | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------| | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - ------------------------------------------------ |
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