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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / March 2008How do I do a return between names in a Macro
Hello, I am pretty new at this programming macros in Word 2003 and need help with the proper language/or how I get a space between names (i.e., see below) University of California University of Orgeon University of Florida > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > University of Orgeon > University of Florida What are you doing exactly? Your probelm is pretty nebulous, to say the least. Do you need a space between the words or the lines? What are you programming? (I.e, what is your macro doing, overall?) Are these 3 examples above variables you are trying to incoprorate into a macro? Is your macro trying to add the spaces? Is that all it is doing? Is the macro supposed to act on these 3 lines of text as they are found in a document? Have you tried to write any code? All good questions. Extrapolating from the subject of the post "how do I do a return...", you apparently are asking about adding the Enter (or Return) key effect. However, if you are going to work in programming in Word, you have to learn to very specific and explicit. "space" is very different from putting a paragraph mark (the effect of pressing Enter/Return). A string: "University of Orgeon" & vbCrLf & "University of Florida" would come out as: University of Orgeon University of Florida University of Oregon, followed by a carriage return / line feed, followed by University of Florida However, Jean-Guy asks some good questions that you should give some attention. >> Hello, >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >document? >Have you tried to write any code? > All good questions. Extrapolating from the subject of the post "how do I do > a return...", you apparently are asking about adding the Enter (or Return) I always forget to make the connection between the subject line and the body. I usually dismiss the subject line. My bad. Personally, when I ask a question, I make sure that the body is comprehensive. I use the subject line as nothing more than an attention grabber. I always forget that some people start asking the question in the subject line and finish in the body. Some people, and this is a pet peeve of mine, even forego the use of the body part all together...
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