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Rectangle Size
i'm adding to a rectangle a text from a range 1 by 1 character like this:
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Rectangle 3").Select For i = 1 To Len(Range("J17")) Selection.Characters.Text = Selection.Characters.Text + Mid(Range("J17").Value, i, 1) Next It works, but when i arrives to 255 don't let me fill the rest of the rectangle. Anyone Help? Thanks |
Rectangle Size
You can use Characters' Start and Length parameters.
Try this... Option Explicit Public Sub test() Dim lnInitialCharCount As Long, k As Long With ActiveSheet.Shapes("Rectangle 3") lnInitialCharCount = .TextFrame.Characters.Count Do While Len(Range("J17").Value) - (k * 255 - 254) 0 k = k + 1 ..TextFrame.Characters(Start:=lnInitialCharCount + k * 255 - 254, _ Length:=255).Text = Mid(Range("J17").Value, k * 255 - 254, 255) Loop End With End Sub Ken Johnson |
Rectangle Size
it works
thanks Ken "Ken Johnson" wrote: You can use Characters' Start and Length parameters. Try this... Option Explicit Public Sub test() Dim lnInitialCharCount As Long, k As Long With ActiveSheet.Shapes("Rectangle 3") lnInitialCharCount = .TextFrame.Characters.Count Do While Len(Range("J17").Value) - (k * 255 - 254) 0 k = k + 1 ..TextFrame.Characters(Start:=lnInitialCharCount + k * 255 - 254, _ Length:=255).Text = Mid(Range("J17").Value, k * 255 - 254, 255) Loop End With End Sub Ken Johnson |
Rectangle Size
Another one:
Option Explicit Sub testme() Dim myRect As Shape Dim myCell As Range Dim cCtr As Long With Worksheets("sheet1") Set myRect = .Shapes("rectangle 3") Set myCell = .Range("J17") For cCtr = 1 To Len(myCell.Text) Step 255 With myRect.TextFrame .Characters(.Characters.Count + 1).Insert _ String:=Mid(myCell.Text, cCtr, 255) End With Next cCtr End With End Sub Tiago wrote: i'm adding to a rectangle a text from a range 1 by 1 character like this: ActiveSheet.Shapes("Rectangle 3").Select For i = 1 To Len(Range("J17")) Selection.Characters.Text = Selection.Characters.Text + Mid(Range("J17").Value, i, 1) Next It works, but when i arrives to 255 don't let me fill the rest of the rectangle. Anyone Help? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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