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Hi,<br />
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This gave me a lot of good direction, but I'm lost in the weeds. &nbsp;Rewarding the points and will post a more clarified question.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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OT
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You're welcome, OT. I'll keep an eye out for your clarified question and will be happy to help if I can. Regards, Joe
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Trying to get an AutoHotKey script for copying from Excel.<br />
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Seems like the answer is in this link.<br />
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<a href="https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/62759-remove-linebreak-after-copying-excel/" rel="ugc">https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/62759-remove-linebreak-after-copying-excel/</a><br />
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Where it resolved to just a single line of code in the end after about twenty iterations.<br />
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If you are just looking to trim the line feed off the clipboard content (like what you get after copying excel)<br />
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StringTrimRight, MyVar1, clipboard, 2<br />
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should store your string to MyVar1
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However, don't know what the whole script should look like.<br />
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Sincerely,<br />
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OT
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Trying to get an AutoHotKey script for copying from Excel.

Seems like the answer is in this link.

https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/62759-remove-linebreak-after-copying-excel/

Where it resolved to just a single line of code in the end after about twenty iterations.

If you are just looking to trim the line feed off the clipboard content (like what you get after copying excel)

StringTrimRight, MyVar1, clipboard, 2

should store your string to MyVar1

However, don't know what the whole script should look like.

Sincerely,

OT

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