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You can do something like this to your text<br />
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txtDescription.SelText = Replace(txtDescription.Tex<wbr />t, &quot;&nbsp;&quot;, &quot;&quot;)<br />
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This will get rid of any space.
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You can do something like this to your text

txtDescription.SelText = Replace(txtDescription.Text, " ", "")


This will get rid of any space.

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No I want to add a space and &nbsp;paste text to the end of the existing text
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No I want to add a space and  paste text to the end of the existing text

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Thanks this works:<br />
someStringVariable needs to be the clipboard contents<br />
txtDescription.Text = txtDescription.Text &amp;&nbsp;&quot; &quot;<br />
txtDescription.SelStart = Len(txtDescription.Text) + 1
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Thanks this works:
someStringVariable needs to be the clipboard contents
txtDescription.Text = txtDescription.Text & " "
txtDescription.SelStart = Len(txtDescription.Text) + 1

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I have a textbox that contains text and want to paste text after the text it contains with 1 space.<br />
this does not work:<br />
Private Sub txtDescription_Click()<br />
txtDescription.SelStart = 0<br />
txtDescription.SelText = Len(txtDescription.Text)<br />
txtDescription.SelStart = Len(txtDescription.SelText<wbr />) + 1<br />
End Sub<br />
what is wrong ?
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I have a textbox that contains text and want to paste text after the text it contains with 1 space.
this does not work:
Private Sub txtDescription_Click()
txtDescription.SelStart = 0
txtDescription.SelText = Len(txtDescription.Text)
txtDescription.SelStart = Len(txtDescription.SelText) + 1
End Sub
what is wrong ?

VB 6 textbox select start

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