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    Question Show alt text from a shape to others shape

    Hi everyone

    I want when I click the object that have an alt text, the alt text will appear in the other shape's text frame

    and I got the code, here is the code

    Sub changeText(oshp As Shape)
        Dim osld As Slide
        Dim otxtR As TextRange
        Set osld = oshp.Parent
        Set otxtR = osld.Shapes("mendatar").TextFrame.TextRange
        otxtR = oshp.AlternativeText
    End Sub
    But, I want the alt text that I separated with new line (or other sign like semicolon, etc) will appear in other shape that different with alt before the separator

    Like this :
    Shape A have an alt text : "This is alt text ; This will appear in different shape"

    When I click Shape A, "This is alt text" will appear in Shape B, and "This will appear in different shape" will appear in shape C

    How to do that ?
    Thank you

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    I assumed a semi-colon as seperator, and B and C as the other shapes


    Option Explicit
    '   A to B and C
    '   alt text in A = "This is alt text ; This will appear in different shape"
    '   "This is alt text" to B
    '   "This will appear in different shape" to C
    
    Sub changeText(oShape As Shape)
        Dim s As String
        Dim i As Long
        
        s = oShape.AlternativeText
        i = InStr(s, ";")
            
        oShape.Parent.Shapes("B").TextFrame.TextRange.Text = Trim(Left(s, i - 1))
        oShape.Parent.Shapes("C").TextFrame.TextRange.Text = Trim(Right(s, Len(s) - i))
    End Sub
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    Paul


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    I'll try it, thanks

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    Great, its work, thank you so much

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    how to mark it to be solved ? i cant find it
    how to vote your reply ?

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    Above your first post is [Thread Tools], one of which [Mark Solved]

    To add to a user's rep, there's a Star lower left -- I think you need so many posts before you see it -- not sure, but thanks for the thought anyway
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