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Wrong fontsize certain rows in blog

Sometimes I paste text from MS Word directly into my BLOG , via the edit window.

Often it works, but sometimes some lines of the text get a much greater fontsize than the other lines.
What is wrong?

Also, when I paste text into the BLOG edit window, I Get the question 'CLEAR HTML CONTENT?'

As far as I know of, I have no HTML content in my texts, so I press CANCEL.

Can you advise in this?

Regards
Gunnar Klevedal

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by gunnar klevedal

Most of the texts in the BLOG are source code. They are intended for copying and pasting directly into the Visual Basic editor of your application program, for example Excel.

I guess fontsize is not an issue, but it puzzled me that they changed from 12 to approx 30.

I am still figuring on whether i should clear HTML or not

Greetings,

by gunnar klevedal

The font sizes in BLOG post SINES_2 became greater on some lines. This MACRO code was first pasted in a word document, and then pasted in the BLOG edit Window.

This code makes the graph in a chart in MS Excel change a lot as seconds go by

by local support

Question is: What happens to text, when it is transfered from BLOG Edit window to Final BLOG display? Is there an element of HTML code involved?

by local support

I made a copy and paste of your Macro Fighting Blobs, directly into the Visual Basic EDditor of MS Excel.
It worked right away.

/Local

by local support

I have copied and pasted your code Sines_2 directly into Excel Visual basic editor. I had to correct some errors, after that it worked fine. There were errors, like line endings missing, and also some long lines, " _" , being separated by empty lines.

by gunnar klevedal

Fontsize did not pose a problem.

Missing EOLs - line endings - caused more problems when pasting from BLOG display into Excel VB editor. There was also problems with long lines that were divided into shorter lines, using (space underscore) " _".

The BLOG editor inserted extra empty lines in the BLOG display.

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