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Old 05-20-2015, 11:00 PM
excelledsoftware excelledsoftware is offline Macro/VBA code to select ALL text in a textbox in microsoft excel and add a new row Windows 8 Macro/VBA code to select ALL text in a textbox in microsoft excel and add a new row Office 2003
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The macro recorder can really bloat things and is best used to get unknown snippets. We can make this code A LOT shorter. I need to validate a couple of things.
1. Is the data that you are copying to the text box all in 1 column?
2. Does the data on the worksheet have any blank rows between it.
3. Will all sentences end with a period?

If you could post a sample book I could write this pretty quickly for you.

Thanks
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