The TEXTJOIN function has a really nice interface:
=TEXTJOIN(delimiter, ignore_empty, text1, [text2], …, [text252])
... where text2 onwards are optional args, and each text argument can be a string (hardcoded or function return) or an array of strings (from a range or an array formula). This le...
I'm creating a few macros that open specific Outlook templates an allow you to replace specific tokens before sending the email. It seems to work, but I'm admittedly doing full loops when I probably don't need to. So I'm just wondering if anyone sees a better way to approach this.
As you can see ...
> SLL mode failures are not really a bug. They are a bit complex to explain, but basically fixing this particular set of SLL failures ***will*** invariably introduce a new set.
As such it's preferrable to have an SLL failure set that occurs as little as possible and `Debug.Print` is one place where we decided to just "take" the SLL failures. As such this behaviour is [status-by-design]
> SLL mode failures are not really a bug. They are a bit complex to explain, but basically fixing this particular set of SLL failures ***will*** invariably introduce a new set.
As such it's preferrable to have an SLL failure set that occurs as little as possible and `Debug.Print` is one place where we decided to just "take" the SLL failures. As such this behaviour is [status-bydesign]
The TEXTJOIN function has a really nice interface:
=TEXTJOIN(delimiter, ignore_empty, text1, [text2], …, [text252])
... where text2 onwards are optional args, and each text argument can be a string (hardcoded or function return) or an array of strings (from a range or an array formula). This le...
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