A
Alder
With a textbox formfield, is there a way in VBA set its result to a string
that has carriage-returns in it so a new line is actually created within the
formfield?
For i = 1 To 3
strVar = strVar & vbCrLf
Next i
ActiveDocuments.Formfields(1).Result = strVar
I also tried the same type of code with the Chr() function, but got similar
results, i.e. no new line, just the little square placeholders for the
non-printing characters.
Sorry if this has been answered a zillion times, but Google didn't turn up
anything that worked. Hopefully, this knot's been untied already...
Thanks,
Alder
that has carriage-returns in it so a new line is actually created within the
formfield?
For i = 1 To 3
strVar = strVar & vbCrLf
Next i
ActiveDocuments.Formfields(1).Result = strVar
I also tried the same type of code with the Chr() function, but got similar
results, i.e. no new line, just the little square placeholders for the
non-printing characters.
Sorry if this has been answered a zillion times, but Google didn't turn up
anything that worked. Hopefully, this knot's been untied already...
Thanks,
Alder