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Harvi007 Harvi007 is offline VBA to add Shift+Enter at the beginning of each line Windows 11 VBA to add Shift+Enter at the beginning of each line Office 2019
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Question VBA to add Shift+Enter at the beginning of each line

Hi,

I was looking for some help with a vba macro please.



I need to find an automated way to add Shift+Enter at the beginning of each line in a document.

I found some code that adds char160 at the end of a line that has a space on the end, but this is not consistent and also misses lines that have a comma on the end.

The reason for the Shift+Enter is to allow the text to then be justified correctly.

Please, any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you
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