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Old 10-22-2013, 11:18 PM
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Daymaker, while I was rereading your post I suddenly got the sickening feeling that I've been doing all this based on exactly the wrong supposition. I've been thinking that you want to import those text strings into Excel and have them appear in a spreadsheet conveniently cut up into their proper pieces for display. But now I'm noting that you said you want to update the web page from the spreadsheet:
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In order to update pricing on our website....
—so now I'm thinking you keep your main data in Excel and want an easy way to export it to the text file that will be used in the web page. Is that right?

If so, I don't think you need to worry about VBA; as I said before, turning the spreadsheet values into the character string is easy, much easier than the other way around. Which is it you want? Or if you would like them both, which is the main function you're after? Which do you want to accomplish first?
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