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Multi-line
How do I do multi-line without using & vbCrLF & or anything like it, my lines are over 1020 characters!
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*bump*
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Multiline what??? label, edit box?
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text box
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Set the Multiline property of the TextBox to True. It wraps lines for me just fine.
Code:
Dim x As String
' Construct a long string to add to the text box
x = ""
For i = 1 To 200
x = x & "foo "
Next i
' Assign text to the box
Text1.Text = x
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