Hi everyone,
I have the codes for different things to be done but i need to combine them into one
Very grateful for all your help
Thanks
Robin
Hi everyone,
I have the codes for different things to be done but i need to combine them into one
Very grateful for all your help
Thanks
Robin
Hello,
Here's a proposal :
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Hello RobinPrice,
After a quick look at the workbook, I think it would be easier to edit all this by creating a temporary HTML file from the worksheet data and then open the document in VBA. You can then use the built properties and collections of HTML document to modify the text.
Sincerely,
Leith Ross
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Hi GC Excel,
the macro worked a breeze brilliant but I forgot to mention one more thing i needed the images to be removed from the description I will upload the same file with the codes in it
Thanks
Robin
Hi Leith Ross'
the macro worked a breeze brilliant but I forgot to mention one more thing i needed the images to be removed from the description I will upload the same file with the codes in it the file is uploaded below
Thanks
Robin
Hi robinprice,
Try this modified code :
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Hi GC Excel,
the macro worked except it did not remove the img alt
Thanks
Robin
Hi,
This one will delete <img alt
Note that in the code you had, <br /> are removed if any reference to youtube is found.
The code below will also remove <br /> if <img alt= is found
Let me know if you need to keep the <br /> or not...
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Hi GC Excel,
the macro worked excellent all stations go
if you have the time can you have a look at this one
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-prog...-into-one.html
Thanks
Robin
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