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Concatenate Text Statements
Hi,
I'm not entirely sure how I should explain this, so here goes:- I am trying to create a user interface with [not entirely sure about this yet] tick boxes/ comboboxes where the user will select a number of statements/ or titles of statements from the userform which will be linked to some quite extensive documents, which will in turn produce one large concatenated text string made up from all the previously chosen lists. Does that sound right? Basically I want the end result to be a text file or a text box which is made up from all the various statements which the use can copy and paste. Thanks for any help in advance. = ) |
Concatenate Text Statements
How about an alternative.
Create a worksheet with the text in B2:Bxx (say) (with headers in A1:B1) Then have the user put an X (or some character) in column A if they want the corresponding paragraph. Then tell them to filter to show the non-blanks (or X's). Copy the visible cells in column B (not the header) and paste into notepad Then they could modify that or copy|paste to the real application. spences10 wrote: Hi, I'm not entirely sure how I should explain this, so here goes:- I am trying to create a user interface with [not entirely sure about this yet] tick boxes/ comboboxes where the user will select a number of statements/ or titles of statements from the userform which will be linked to some quite extensive documents, which will in turn produce one large concatenated text string made up from all the previously chosen lists. Does that sound right? Basically I want the end result to be a text file or a text box which is made up from all the various statements which the use can copy and paste. Thanks for any help in advance. = ) -- Dave Peterson |
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