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When I've recorded a macro with text and have done the ^+Enter, the macro
records that as " & Chr(10) & ". The macros I have that do this have worked for years without any problems. But here, in this new contract, weird stuff is happening. I now get the error: "Compile error: Can't find project or library" The "Ch" in the above " & Chr(10) & " is then shown highlighted in dark great and the title for the macro is highlighted in yellow. What can we use in place of ^+Enter to create a hard return in a cell via a macro, and so that " & Chr(10) & " isn't needed? Thanks. :oD |
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