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7.6

VBA copy and paste functions - DataObject GetFromClipboard / PutInClipboard

Asked by ryan_uk in VB Objects, Visual Basic Programming, VB Controls

Tags: vba, copy, getfromclipboard, paste

Hello all,

I have a form which contains a number of textboxes and other such objects.  Within this form I have a listbox which is displayed when the right-mouse is clicked.  This list displays the options "Copy" and "Paste".  The problem is that I cannot seem to code the right functions for these options.

I have tried using SendKeys.  The copy function works fine, however when I use SendKeys for paste it will only ever paste into the first textbox as defined by the tab order, which of course renders the function useless.

I found an alternative which is the DataObject PutInClipboard and GetFromClipboard but the copy source and target objects are coded rather than user selectable.  The code follows:

Dim MyData As DataObject

Private Sub ListBox1_Click()

If ListBox1.Value = "Copy" Then

Set MyData = New DataObject
MyData.SetText TextBox1.Text   <<
MyData.PutInClipboard

ElseIf ListBox1.Value = "Paste" Then

Set MyData = New DataObject

MyData.GetFromClipboard
TextBox2.Text = MyData.GetText(1) <<

End If

ListBox1.Visible = False

End Sub

The problem is the use of TextBox1.Text and TextBox2.Text  (I've used << to indicate this).  These need to be variable depending on what box the user has called the listbox from.

Any help appreciated!
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