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Hi everyone,
So I have some code that takes all HTML tags out of a memo like string of text. Here is the interesting thing. This code works fine one workbook but will not work at all on a different workbook. The only difference I have between the 2 is option explicit. Here is the code that I use. Again this has worked for other workbooks. Code:
Sub StripOutHTML ()
'Takes out HTML elements of a text string
Dim CheckRow as integer
Dim TempString as string
Dim WS as worksheet
Dim WB as workbook
Set WB = ThisWorkbook
Set WS = WB.Worksheets("Sheet1")
For CheckRow = 2 to 10
WS.Range("A" & CheckRow).replace "<li>", "- "
WS.Range("A" & CheckRow).replace "<*>", " "
WS.Range("A" & CheckRow).replace "*>", " "
WS.Range("A" & CheckRow).replace "<*>", " "
WS.Range("A" & CheckRow).replace "&*;", " "
TempString = WS.Range("A" & CheckRow).value
WS.Range("A" & CheckRow).value = Trim(TempString)
Next CheckRow
msgbox "Done"
End Sub
Thanks in advance. |
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