G Gismo Registered User. Local time Today, 21:35 Joined Jun 12, 2017 Messages 1,298 Jul 1, 2020 #1 Hi, what is the vba to force to a new line when i use emaildatabaseobject message text with multiple criteria? i tried using <VB> as well as & "vbCrLf' &
Hi, what is the vba to force to a new line when i use emaildatabaseobject message text with multiple criteria? i tried using <VB> as well as & "vbCrLf' &
pbaldy Wino Moderator Staff member Local time Today, 11:35 Joined Aug 30, 2003 Messages 36,274 Jul 1, 2020 #2 Try "text here" & vbCrLf & "more text here"
G Gismo Registered User. Local time Today, 21:35 Joined Jun 12, 2017 Messages 1,298 Jul 1, 2020 #3 pbaldy said: Try "text here" & vbCrLf & "more text here" Click to expand... i used it as you suggest but access keeps putting [] around cbcrlf
pbaldy said: Try "text here" & vbCrLf & "more text here" Click to expand... i used it as you suggest but access keeps putting [] around cbcrlf
Isaac Lifelong Learner Local time Today, 11:35 Joined Mar 14, 2017 Messages 11,566 Jul 1, 2020 #4 You aren't by chance talking about a code line continuation character are you? If so it's a space, then an underscore, then press Enter. I think Paul got it but just in case, when you said "multiple criteria" it made me think of a long line of code.
You aren't by chance talking about a code line continuation character are you? If so it's a space, then an underscore, then press Enter. I think Paul got it but just in case, when you said "multiple criteria" it made me think of a long line of code.
Isaac Lifelong Learner Local time Today, 11:35 Joined Mar 14, 2017 Messages 11,566 Jul 1, 2020 #5 If this is in a query, you may have better luck using chr(10) & chr(13)
G Gismo Registered User. Local time Today, 21:35 Joined Jun 12, 2017 Messages 1,298 Jul 1, 2020 #6 pisorsisaac@gmail.co said: If this is in a query, you may have better luck using chr(10) & chr(13) Click to expand... i am using macro builder
pisorsisaac@gmail.co said: If this is in a query, you may have better luck using chr(10) & chr(13) Click to expand... i am using macro builder
Isaac Lifelong Learner Local time Today, 11:35 Joined Mar 14, 2017 Messages 11,566 Jul 1, 2020 #7 Ahh. The one thing I didn't guess having almost never used macros. Try chr(10) & chr(13)
G Gismo Registered User. Local time Today, 21:35 Joined Jun 12, 2017 Messages 1,298 Jul 1, 2020 #8 pisorsisaac@gmail.co said: If this is in a query, you may have better luck using chr(10) & chr(13) Click to expand... but yes, you suggestion works perfect, thank you
pisorsisaac@gmail.co said: If this is in a query, you may have better luck using chr(10) & chr(13) Click to expand... but yes, you suggestion works perfect, thank you
Isaac Lifelong Learner Local time Today, 11:35 Joined Mar 14, 2017 Messages 11,566 Jul 1, 2020 #9 We were glad to help. And I learned something new about Macros today ....
pbaldy Wino Moderator Staff member Local time Today, 11:35 Joined Aug 30, 2003 Messages 36,274 Jul 1, 2020 #10 Gismo said: what is the vba Click to expand... This threw me off.
Isaac Lifelong Learner Local time Today, 11:35 Joined Mar 14, 2017 Messages 11,566 Jul 1, 2020 #11 Me too