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Test-To-Columns 256
Have you looked at the split function using the space character as the
delimiter? Sub test() Dim str As String Dim ary() As String Dim lng As Long str = "this is a test" ary = Split(str, " ") For lng = LBound(ary) To UBound(ary) MsgBox ary(lng) Next lng End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Excel XP & Win XP With VBA, I need to break down large cell entries (more than 256 words) into individual words. Text-To-Columns works only for 256 words because of the 256 column limit in Excel XP. Is there a work-around to place the words into a column rather than a row? Thanks for your time. Otto PS: My objective is to have VBA work with each individual word. Is there another way for VBA to capture each individual word? |
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