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Data type not defined
The following code comes from excel 2007 help Dim MyData as DataObject Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() 'Need to select text before copying it to Clipboard TextBox1.SelStart = 0 TextBox1.SelLength = TextBox1.TextLength TextBox1.Copy MyData.GetFromClipboard TextBox2.Text = MyData.GetText(1) End Sub Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() Set MyData = New DataObject TextBox1.Text = "Move this data to the " _ & "Clipboard, to a DataObject, then to " & "TextBox2!" End Sub The macro fails on the DIM statement indicating that it cannot find that data type. Is this a non-standard data type or does it originate from other add-ons TIA for any clues on building/finding it -- Ken "Started with Visicalc in 82" |
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You would have tried pasting the code in one of the modules..Within VBE from the left tree view; right click MicrosoftExcelObject and Insert a Userform. Then from the toolbox drag two textbox controls and a command button control. Right click on the icon userform1 and view code..and then paste the code and try PS: This will reference to MicrosoftForms x.0 Object library... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "K_Macd" wrote: The following code comes from excel 2007 help Dim MyData as DataObject Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() 'Need to select text before copying it to Clipboard TextBox1.SelStart = 0 TextBox1.SelLength = TextBox1.TextLength TextBox1.Copy MyData.GetFromClipboard TextBox2.Text = MyData.GetText(1) End Sub Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() Set MyData = New DataObject TextBox1.Text = "Move this data to the " _ & "Clipboard, to a DataObject, then to " & "TextBox2!" End Sub The macro fails on the DIM statement indicating that it cannot find that data type. Is this a non-standard data type or does it originate from other add-ons TIA for any clues on building/finding it -- Ken "Started with Visicalc in 82" |
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The code was just a wider example - what I was trying to achieve is test for an empty/filled clipboard and had hoped to use the following elements Dim MyData as DataObject MyData.GetFromClipboard Text = MyData.GetText(1) _ TestClip = IIf(IsEmpty(Text), False, True) Is DataObject a data type that only accompanies a User Form or is there another way to interegate the clipboard? I also suspect that GetFromClipboard may be a method that is not available outside the form container Thanks -- Ken "Started with Visicalc in 82" "Jacob Skaria" wrote: You would have tried pasting the code in one of the modules..Within VBE from the left tree view; right click MicrosoftExcelObject and Insert a Userform. Then from the toolbox drag two textbox controls and a command button control. Right click on the icon userform1 and view code..and then paste the code and try PS: This will reference to MicrosoftForms x.0 Object library... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "K_Macd" wrote: The following code comes from excel 2007 help Dim MyData as DataObject Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() 'Need to select text before copying it to Clipboard TextBox1.SelStart = 0 TextBox1.SelLength = TextBox1.TextLength TextBox1.Copy MyData.GetFromClipboard TextBox2.Text = MyData.GetText(1) End Sub Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() Set MyData = New DataObject TextBox1.Text = "Move this data to the " _ & "Clipboard, to a DataObject, then to " & "TextBox2!" End Sub The macro fails on the DIM statement indicating that it cannot find that data type. Is this a non-standard data type or does it originate from other add-ons TIA for any clues on building/finding it -- Ken "Started with Visicalc in 82" |
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http://www.cpearson.com/excel/Clipboard.aspx If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "K_Macd" wrote: The code was just a wider example - what I was trying to achieve is test for an empty/filled clipboard and had hoped to use the following elements Dim MyData as DataObject MyData.GetFromClipboard Text = MyData.GetText(1) _ TestClip = IIf(IsEmpty(Text), False, True) Is DataObject a data type that only accompanies a User Form or is there another way to interegate the clipboard? I also suspect that GetFromClipboard may be a method that is not available outside the form container Thanks -- Ken "Started with Visicalc in 82" "Jacob Skaria" wrote: You would have tried pasting the code in one of the modules..Within VBE from the left tree view; right click MicrosoftExcelObject and Insert a Userform. Then from the toolbox drag two textbox controls and a command button control. Right click on the icon userform1 and view code..and then paste the code and try PS: This will reference to MicrosoftForms x.0 Object library... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "K_Macd" wrote: The following code comes from excel 2007 help Dim MyData as DataObject Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() 'Need to select text before copying it to Clipboard TextBox1.SelStart = 0 TextBox1.SelLength = TextBox1.TextLength TextBox1.Copy MyData.GetFromClipboard TextBox2.Text = MyData.GetText(1) End Sub Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() Set MyData = New DataObject TextBox1.Text = "Move this data to the " _ & "Clipboard, to a DataObject, then to " & "TextBox2!" End Sub The macro fails on the DIM statement indicating that it cannot find that data type. Is this a non-standard data type or does it originate from other add-ons TIA for any clues on building/finding it -- Ken "Started with Visicalc in 82" |
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