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<p>I really appreciate all the reply's and help I've gotten here, I
don't think I'd have found a suitable solution without it.</p>
<p>Now that I have a solution to my problems exporting a MEMO to a
SLK file, I figured I'd post what I'm doing in case It might help
someone else out in the future. </p>
<p>1. This worked to export the data <font color="#3333ff">export
multi invfile=c:\!Output\eBay\eBayInvy.slk</font></p>
<p>2. This worked to copy the MEMO data <font color="#3333ff">invfile(46)=""{invy(367)</font><br>
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<p>The above worked to export the data all along but it took me a
while to realize it because of the errors I was seeing when trying
to open the exported SLK file. Then after playing around a bit and
doing a little more testing and some google searches I found out
that Microsoft Excel will only open SLK files with 255 characters
or less in a cell without errors. After knowing the limitations of
excel I started looking around for a different program to open,
edit, etc the SLK files and I found a very nice solution with
"SoftMaker Office 2016 for Windows" for only about 50.00.</p>
<p>I just figured I'd post this information because even if someone
knows how to export a MEMO to a SLK file, if it happens to be
larger than 255 characters they may not know the limitations of
opening that file with MS Excel.</p>
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<p>Mike<br>
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