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I do, yes. However, this is the message that pops up when I try to access it: And I cannot download the program that will allow me to view the correct format.

It's because the help file is not compatible with my computer. And I don't have access to update that at work. I'm looking online for the help.

That just takes me to the Windows Help and Support. The same as when I choose help in the session.

Where is the "VB" Help? I'm not looking for you to post the answer to your previous post, I just can't find anything but Extra Help. And it contains nothing regarding VB. I'll check out the syntax online in the meantime. Thanks Skip.

I have tried Sess0.Screen.Select, Sess0.Screen.Area.Select, Sess0.Screen.Select(Sess0.Screen.Area) and they have all given me errors stating theat they are not valid arguments. Am I not understanding the hint?

Awesome Skip! Thank you! How do I retur the coordinates rather that the text at those coordinates?

I did look at the help file Skip suggested. There is nothing there. The search fnction isn't referenced. And, in case you didn't look at the code I posted, I have the search portion of the code working fine.

Don't respond if your gonna be rude about it.

I'm using the serach function. 'Declare Variables Dim stringFind As String Dim userInput As String 'Set the user input to the string entered in the InputBox userInput = InputBox("What are you searching for?", "Search") 'Make sure that the search is started at page one...

Thanks vz. This works for selecting certain coordinates. Now that I have the correct syntax I need to be able to turn the coordinates of the found string into a variable so it will be in the right place each time it's found. Is that possible?

I have written a simple macro that searces for a string based on the user's input. If it's not found on the first page it moves to the next. It cycles through all pages until found. Sends a messages if it's found and stops on that page. It works perfectly, but I would like to have the string...

Paste options - row oriented.

Found a setting for it in attachmate...no need for the macro. I overlooked it before. Thank you though. I have learned a lot from this experience!!!

I see your split function, but I don't understand it. I don't get what the variables are and what they are doing. Will this just work if I call it with the code I have and leave it (the function) as is?

yes I understand. I've placed the InStr in multiple places. What I remember doing is making parseStart = InStr(70, stuffToPaste, " ") and that leaves me with an "invalid function". I would like to use Instr() if it will work for this because I'm not comfortable with arrays. That is why I...

My appologies. I don't understand vb enough to explain what it's doing. I appreciate the help and patience, but I have taken on something that is above my head. Thank you again for the help Skip.

I meant the InStr(). Will it work in my current code to accomplishe the same thing? I have tried but to no avail. I really do appreciate your help and patience with me! :)

Will it work in my current code? I have tried placing it multiple places. I guess I just don't understand the processing behind it all.

So Instr() wouldn't work for this?

Again, thank you!!! I was able to get it to work with that logic. I was able to tweak it to make it start on the cursor so if the macro is run more than once it doesn't replace the previous. iColStrt = Sess0.Screen.Col iRow = Sess0.Screen.Row iNbrCols = 75...