I am creating a userform for a meeting agenda template.  When the user types
in the agenda items in a multiline text box, I would like to assign each
agenda item (each paragraph or line) to a document variable.  The number of
items will vary with each meeting, so that is why I decided to use the
multiline text box.

Jay Freedman kindly offered this advice:

You need to "parse" the string that you get from the text box's .Text
property -- that is, separate it into substrings with one agenda item in each
one. To do this, you'll have to know what character or set of characters
serves as the separator between agenda items in the big string. It may be a
paragraph mark (Chr$(13)) but that needs to be tested on some real input. I
seem to recall that text boxes use the pair of characters Chr$(13) &
Chr$(10), or maybe the reverse.

Once you know the right character(s), you should be able to use the Split()
function to break up the big string and put the substrings into a Variant
array. Then you can use a For Each loop to put the substrings into document
variables.

I have struggled all day to find the right codes, please help