how to wrap text

Patriot2879

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hi all,good morning. I hope you can help me please? I have the code, where it copies from spreadsheet and pastes into an email, but I would like to have a wrap text for when its transferred into the email, can you help please?


HTML:
 With Sheets("Handover")
        Set rngDataToEmail = .Range("H4:R" & .Range("H" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row)
    End With

this is the whole code

HTML:
Private Sub CommandButton4_Click()
Dim aOutlook As Object
Dim aEmail As Object
Dim rngeAddresses As Range, rngeCell As Range, strRecipients As String
Dim rngDataToEmail As Range

    Set aOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
    Set aEmail = aOutlook.CreateItem(0)
    With Sheets("Handover")
        Set rngDataToEmail = .Range("H4:R" & .Range("H" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row)
    End With
    
    aEmail.HTMLBody = "<html>" & _
                    "<p>Hi Paul/Jayne, good afternoon, <p>In day today there was an additional " & Worksheets("Handover").Range("F6").Value & " jobs raised in the system by myself to try and fill the guys up- escalations/sites brought forward. (This does not include the raising of duplicate jobs where work was raised incorrectly or needed to be re-raised due to technical fault)." & Worksheets("Handover").Range("F8").Value & "</p>" & _
                    "<p><u><b>" & Me.TextBox4.Value & "</p></u></b>" & _
                    "<table border=""1"", cellpadding=""18"", style=background:""#a6bbde"" >" & _
                "<tr>" & _
                    "<th>NCMO Issue:</th>" & "<td>" & Worksheets("Handover").Range("C5").Value & "</td>" & "<th>Re-Raised:</th>" & "<td>" & Worksheets("Handover").Range("F5").Value & "</td>" & _
                    "</tr>" & _
                "<tr>" & _
                    "<th>SNR:</th>" & "<td>" & Worksheets("Handover").Range("C6").Value & "</td>" & "<th>Additional Jobs:</th>" & "<td>" & Worksheets("Handover").Range("F6").Value & "</td>" & _
                    "</tr>" & _
                "<tr>" & _
                    "<th>Replans:</th>" & _
                    "<td>" & Worksheets("Handover").Range("C7").Value & "</td>" & "<th>Rebinds:</th>" & "<td>" & Worksheets("Handover").Range("F7").Value & "</td>" & "<th>Outages:</th>" & "<td>" & Worksheets("Handover").Range("c8").Value & "</td>" & _
                    "</tr>" & _
                    "</table>" & _
                "" & _
                "<p><u><b>" & Me.TextBox5.Value & "</p></u></b>" & _
                "<p>" & Me.TextBox1.Value & "</p>" & _
                "<p><u><b>" & Me.TextBox6.Value & "</p></u></b>" & _
                "<p>" & Me.TextBox2.Value & "</p>" & _
                "<p><u><b>" & Me.TextBox7.Value & "</p></u></b>" & _
                "<p>" & Me.TextBox3.Value & "</p>" & RangetoHTML(rngDataToEmail) & _
                "<p>Many Thanks</p>" & _
                "<p>New Connections Team</p>" & _
                "</body></html>"
    
    
    aEmail.Recipients.Add (Worksheets("Email Links").Range("B2").Value)
    aEmail.CC = (Worksheets("Email Links").Range("C2").Value)
    aEmail.BCC = ""
    aEmail.Subject = "" & Range("C1").Value & " " & Range("K1").Value
    aEmail.Display
    
       
End Sub
 

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Hi believe I need to put this code in somewhere
Code:
.WrapText = True
but I don't know whereto add it or if anything else needs to g with it. hope you can help
 
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Hello,

It seems to me you are talking about your HTMLBody ...

If it is case ... you will have to use

< br > < br > ...(without spaces) ...

Hope this help
 
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hello, sorry I am not following will <BR> wrap text? or do I put the wrap text inbetween?
 
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Hello,

Within your section aEmail.HTMLBody = "" & _

HTH
 
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sorry what do I need to put in is it like this? I am new to this still.
HTML:
aEmail.HTMLBody = "<BR>wraptext=True<bR>" & _
 
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You have to go through a trial and error process ...

Inserting < br > < br > ...(without spaces) ...

each and every time you feel to make your text ... breathe ...:wink:
 
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hi I just changed it to.... but it didn't work :(<wraptext=true> <br><wraptext=true><br>
HTML:
aEmail.HTMLBody = "<wraptext=true>" & _HTML]</wraptext=true></wraptext=true>
 
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wraptext=true
<wraptext=true>
I put this inbetween the ""</wraptext=true>
 
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