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My cell contains several strings, a carriage return, and the more strings.
Iam trying to italicize the strings that follow the carriage return. This is the code I'm using. Somehow Im usingthe wrong syntax for search butcan figure it out. Help please or pointers to functions I'm misusing. Thanks c.offset(RowIndex, 2).Characters(Start:=10, Length:=(Search(Chr(10), ActiveCell))).Font.FontStyle = "italic" |
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