Exporting data to Word Table

Hi Experts

I looking for some quick help here. The following code is from a reference by Liwin, Getz & Gunderloy.

It takes data from an ADO recordset and populates a table. In my case I have a recordset made up from data in two Memo fields. The Enter key has been used to create linebreaks and blank lines within the data. This is creating a problem with the .ConvertToTable Method. The getstring method that has optional parameters as follows

StringFormat
A StringFormatEnum value that specifies how the Recordset should be converted to a string. The RowDelimiter, ColumnDelimiter, and NullExpr parameters are used only with a StringFormat of adClipString.
NumRows
Optional. The number of rows to be converted in the Recordset. If NumRows is not specified, or if it is greater than the total number of rows in the Recordset, then all the rows in the Recordset are converted.
ColumnDelimiter
Optional. A delimiter used between columns, if specified, otherwise the TAB character.
RowDelimiter
Optional. A delimiter used between rows, if specified, otherwise the CARRIAGE RETURN character.
NullExpr
Optional. An expression used in place of a null value, if specified, otherwise the empty string.

I suspect I need a parameter other than carriage return for the row delimiter. Can any one suggest some settings here?

Function CreateTableFromRecordset( _
 rngAny As Word.Range, _
 rstAny As ADODB.Recordset, _
 Optional fIncludeFieldNames As Boolean = False) _
 As Word.Table

    Dim objTable As Word.Table
    Dim fldAny As ADODB.Field
    Dim varData As Variant
    'Dim strBookmark As String
    Dim cField As Long

    ' Get the data from the recordset
    varData = rstAny.GetString()
   
    ' Create the table
    With rngAny
   
        ' Creating the basic table is easy,
        ' just insert the tab-delimted text
        ' add convert it to a table
        .InsertAfter varData
        Set objTable = .ConvertToTable()
       
        ' Field names are more work since
        ' you must do them one at a time
        If fIncludeFieldNames Then
            With objTable
           
                ' Add a new row on top and make it a heading
                .Rows.Add(.Rows(1)).HeadingFormat = True
               
                ' Iterate through the fields and add their
                ' names to the heading row
                For Each fldAny In rstAny.Fields
                    cField = cField + 1
                    .Cell(1, cField).Range.Text = fldAny.Name
                Next
            End With
        End If
    End With
    Set CreateTableFromRecordset = objTable
End Function

Kelvin