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Get From Clipboard
I am trying to get text from copied cells through the clipboard and after
reading the text into an array and some manipulation to the text be able to write the new text back to a range of cells. I have written everything except for the part that writes it back and it works fine in the VB editor. But if I try to run the macro (sub) from Tools on the worksheet I get run-time error DataObject:GetText Invalid FORMATETC structure. My code is centered on the following lines: dObj.GetFromClipboard s = dObj.GetText(1) The error occurs on the GetText line. Reference to Microsoft Forms 2.0 Object Library is checked. Again, it works fine from the editor and I am able to Debug.Print the elements of the array without a problem. But if I run the same Macro from the worksheet, then no joy. Any ideas? What if I put the code into a function and just have a the sub procedure making the Call and then writing the results back where I want it? Any help is appreciated. |
Get From Clipboard
Now I seem to have an additional problem.
What I am trying to do is copy a list of select personnel names and paste their initials to a range of cells. This will occur over two separate workbooks. I thought I tested this, but when copying the cells all the cells from the first cell to that last cell selected are copied to the clipboard, not just the selected cells. Ideally, I want to be able to mark specific names from a list, manually move to a position in another workbook and then insert the initials from the names. I thought going through the clipboard would be the easiest way for the user to select the names. I am guessing that when copying to the clipboard, the entire range is copied but selected cells are marked somehow. Also included would be everything from the Paste Special dialog (formatting, formulas, etc.). |
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