Re: Word 2000, 2003, XP Question
- From: "Graham Mayor" <gmayor@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 4 Mar 2006 08:58:15 +0200
You could use Chr(11) - a line break within a paragraph, but you seem to
have discovered this for yourself elsewhere in the thread?
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PRedd wrote:
I have exactly the same problem in Word 2000 vs Word 97.
I have a Macro that builds up a text string as follows:
Str$ = "Part 1" & Chr(13) & "Part 2 and 3"
The macro then tries to find a sting in the underlying document and
replace it with the text that has been built up, with the included
formating (ie a carrige return and line feed between Part 1 and the
rest.
In Word 2000,if the test is found in a normal paragraph then the
formatting is fine. If the text is found within a table the the
CHR(13) is presented as a square box and the formattting is not valid.
What can I put in the string to ensure I get the required line break
even if the text to be replaced is in a table.
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