08-20-2014, 10:10 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2014
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Quote:
Originally Posted by excelledsoftware
In my experience the line breaks and carriage returns take many names. I have found that if I try to replace just one type it dosnt get them all. The code below works very well to remove ALL line breaks or carriage returns.
Code:
Dim v as Variant, BadData as Variant
BadData = Array (vblf, vbcrlf, vbcr, Chr(10), Chr(13))
For Each v in BadData
MyRange = Replace(MyRange, v, ",")
Next v
or you can use
Code:
Dim v as Integer, BadData as Variant
BadData = Array (vblf, vbcrlf, vbcr, Chr(10), Chr(13))
For v = 0 to ubound(BadData)
MyRange = Replace(MyRange, BadData(v), ",")
Next v
the 2nd one uses less memory. |
Didn't work. Should your code be placed inside my existing code?
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