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That’s what I figured… Perhaps a plugin exists to manage it. If I find a solution, I’ll post back here.

Thanks!

How do you know this stuff?

Thanks millions, that fixed it for me.

Cheers,

Certainly, here it is.

Thanks!

The challenge I’m having is that the signature contains an image file, which also has to be migrated into the signatures folder. Additionally, the signature is structured in two columns in HTML, and has distinct looks in its rtf and txt versions.

Also, i’m not sure what controls are used in outlook vba to define the properties of a signature. Does this help?

Thanks!

Alright, so Clicking on ‘View’, then ‘Header and Footer’ as if to edit them seems to kick it back into submission.

Thanks!

Perfect, Thanks!

I may be WAY off, but I seem to remember options for how this was supposed to have been handled in Previous versions of office. I guess they just improved it out of the new version… The ‘Mail Recipient’ option has been duely removed.

Thanks again, I appreciate it!

Thanks Dave,

Do you know if there’s a way to change the default handling of the standard ‘Send To…’ ‘Mail Recipient’ option?

I don’t have time to fix that promptly, but I’m pretty sure that you get the basic idea…

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Well, we can be selective of our content, so if it’s not a valid price, we’ll just exclude it from the load. Thanks MILLIONS for all your help, this should work beautifully!

Well, we can be selective of our content, so if it’s not a valid price, we’ll just exclude it from the load. Thanks MILLIONS for all your help, this should work beautifully!

Since it’s OCR, it’s also possible that the price contains any number of extraneous characters, I would like for this whole string to be separated, whether it’s formatted properly or not…. Thanks again!

Since it’s OCR, it’s also possible that the price contains any number of extraneous characters, I would like for this whole string to be separated, whether it’s formatted properly or not…. Thanks again!

Ahh, macro security was preventing it from running, however there is another obstacle or two, and I can’t seem to figure this one out…

In some cases, the price does not have a $ sign. there are far too many of these to manually enter them, so I’m hoping your code can work around this.. Also, in some cases, the junk field will start with a ,=,+,-.. or other math derivative, seriously confusing excel.. any ideas here?

Thanks again for all your help on this!

Ahh, macro security was preventing it from running, however there is another obstacle or two, and I can’t seem to figure this one out…

In some cases, the price does not have a $ sign. there are far too many of these to manually enter them, so I’m hoping your code can work around this.. Also, in some cases, the junk field will start with a ,=,+,-.. or other math derivative, seriously confusing excel.. any ideas here?

Thanks again for all your help on this!