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Access Memo field to Excel Textbox
I am trying to write an Access memo field into an Excel TextBox from the
drawing toolbar. For some reason if the memo field is over 255 characters nothing will appear. I know a textbox will hold more than 255 characters. I am trying to use 1 Excel template file to create spreadsheets that contain data and 1 of 5 different comments. I thought I could just write the message in a textbox by using this oWorksheet.Shapes("TextBox").OLEFormat.Object.Text = rcd_Letters!LetterComment Works as long as the comment is <= 255. Any ideas on how to write a paragraph of variable text to Excel would be appreciated. |
Access Memo field to Excel Textbox
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;q213802 XL2000: How to Copy Text to Text Boxes Using the Characters Method http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q213841 XL: Passed Strings Longer Than 255 Characters Are Truncated (xl 2000, 2002) do it 250 at a time using the characters method -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ABM" wrote in message ... I am trying to write an Access memo field into an Excel TextBox from the drawing toolbar. For some reason if the memo field is over 255 characters nothing will appear. I know a textbox will hold more than 255 characters. I am trying to use 1 Excel template file to create spreadsheets that contain data and 1 of 5 different comments. I thought I could just write the message in a textbox by using this oWorksheet.Shapes("TextBox").OLEFormat.Object.Text = rcd_Letters!LetterComment Works as long as the comment is <= 255. Any ideas on how to write a paragraph of variable text to Excel would be appreciated. |
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