SYMPTOMS
In Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications, the WordBasic.Input macro
command truncates text if your input text contains a comma. The text is
truncated from the first comma to the end of the input text.
For example, if you input the following
the status bar result is:
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To work around this behavior, replace any commas entered on the status bar with semicolons. If you then insert the input text into a document, you can
replace the semicolons with commas at that time.
NOTE: In Microsoft Word 2000, there is no Visual Basic for Applications equivalent for the
Input command as used in earlier versions of Word. To use this feature in Visual Basic for Applications, use the
WordBasic property, as in the following example:
Sub StatusBarInput()
WordBasic.Input a
StatusBar = a
End Sub
REFERENCES
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226118 OFF2000: Programming Resources for Visual Basic for Applications