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I've googled w/out any luck... does anyone know if there is a way to detect
what a user's default Text to Column delimiters are and restore them at the end of the macro? If I cannot restore the user's previous setting, is there a way to at least restore whatever the default was out of the box? As is, my user will be frustrated because he uses Text to Columns daily & my macro, which uses this also, messes up his settings. Thanks in advance! |
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I don't think you can know what the existing settings were.
But you could do a dummy data|text to columns and set it to anything you like (comma delimited?). I'd record a macro when I put some junk in an empty cell, did that dummy data|text to columns and then cleared the cell And you could add that code to your procedure. GettingThere wrote: I've googled w/out any luck... does anyone know if there is a way to detect what a user's default Text to Column delimiters are and restore them at the end of the macro? If I cannot restore the user's previous setting, is there a way to at least restore whatever the default was out of the box? As is, my user will be frustrated because he uses Text to Columns daily & my macro, which uses this also, messes up his settings. Thanks in advance! -- Dave Peterson |
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I'll take your advice. Thanks for replying & have a great day!
"Dave Peterson" wrote: I don't think you can know what the existing settings were. But you could do a dummy data|text to columns and set it to anything you like (comma delimited?). I'd record a macro when I put some junk in an empty cell, did that dummy data|text to columns and then cleared the cell And you could add that code to your procedure. GettingThere wrote: I've googled w/out any luck... does anyone know if there is a way to detect what a user's default Text to Column delimiters are and restore them at the end of the macro? If I cannot restore the user's previous setting, is there a way to at least restore whatever the default was out of the box? As is, my user will be frustrated because he uses Text to Columns daily & my macro, which uses this also, messes up his settings. Thanks in advance! -- Dave Peterson |
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