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I have text inputted in a textbox on a form. The text wraps in the textbox.
Code then places the text string from the textbox into a cell on a worksheet. I turn off wrap text in the cell to keep the row height from changing (the text never gets looked at in the cell). Other code takes the text string from the cell and displays it a list box (which I find does not have the ability to deal with text wrapping). If I make the user use alt-enter to enter multiline text in the original textbox I can with code find the line feeds (chr(10)) and put the text string in multiple lines in the listbox. Is there a way to accomplish all this without requiring alt-enter when typing text into the textbox. Or another way to say this is there a way to find where text wraps in a textbox when alt-enter is not used. -- russ |
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