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Default Use of Split

Hi

Hope for some help to a small problem. I have a string that contains a
headline and a description which are separated by a vbLf. I want to
separarate these into two separate strings. The problem is that the
Description also includes vbLf's.

I have tried the following but this only give me the first line of the
description:
frmTaskList.txtHeadLine.Value = Split(Target.Offset(0, 8), vbLf)(0)
frmTaskList.txtDescription.Value = Split(Target.Offset(0, 8), vbLf)(1)

Any help?

/Steen
 
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