Can you post the code? It would give us a chance to help you.
Enjoy,
Tony
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It is (sort of) VBA, but it has [blue][tt]+[/tt][/blue] characters where there should be [red][tt].[/tt][/red] characters, [blue][tt]&[/tt][/blue] characters where there should be [red][tt]([/tt][/red], and [blue][tt]'[/tt][/blue] characters where there should be [red][tt])[/tt][/red].
I don't know why. Does it run? In other words is it a substantive error, or just a display discrepancy. Are y ou using an unusual code page, or IME, or anything else language-related that might impact this?
Enjoy,
Tony
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I don't use anything of you mentioned but i just recorded this macro then it came like this on the other hand when i recoed another one in word it comes good as i expect.
Taking a closer look at it, I also see that "With" has been replaced by "Wend", "End With" by "ElseIf Wend", and "=" by "<=". All in all, it looks like it has been manipulated somehow - do you have any AddIns running?
If other recorded macros are good, I would just forget about this one.
Enjoy,
Tony
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This appears crazy. I don't know the mechanism for recording macros but something is being misinterpreted.
Can you type normally in the VBE?
What language is your system in?
Enjoy,
Tony
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