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May 3rd, 2006, 12:59 PM
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Standard charachter count?
Is there a standard amount of charachters per line in excel?
Right now I have an If statement that tests the rowheight, but I have found that there is a problem with this.
The macro puts each name in the same cell but skips ahead 10 charachters to go to the next line.
What I would like to do is make the if statement based on the number of charachters in the cell, and not it's height.
so right now it says:
if the row height is X, then offset(0,1)
I want it to say
if the charachters in the cell are X(the X here is the big question), then offset(0,1).
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May 4th, 2006, 11:03 AM
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Re: Standard charachter count?
but skips ahead 10 charachters to go to the next line.
Are you sure that your source data doesn't have trailing spaces?
if the charachters in the cell are X(the X here is the big question)
You could check the LEN of the text in teh cell.
Declan
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