It's working great, thanks

God bless
jsd219


bobbo wrote:
If the cell value is "Families with dogs Chapter 1" and the chapter
number is always the last thing in the text, you could try something
like this. I will use interim variables to make the method easier to
follow.

dim c as long
dim d as long
dim f as long

c = instr(1, cell.value, "Chapter")
' This returns the number of the first occurence of "Chapter" in the
cell value starting at
' the first letter in the cells text.
d = instr(c, cell.value, " ")
' This returns the number of the first space after "Chapter" in the
cells text.
f = len(cell.value) - d
' This takes the total number of characters and subtracts the number
of the last space
' f should always be one or two in your example.

Range("A" & cell.row).value = strings.right(cell.value, 2)







jsd219 wrote:
ooops, i got it. i should not have put the cell at the beginning. thank
you. ok now that i have that i need to take it up a notch.

the cells look like this:

Families with dogs Chapter 1

the script i am using finds the cells based on an input box. in this
case i use "Chapter" to find the cells. i need to copy the chapter
number into column "A". the chapter number will range form single digit
to double digit. Any ideas?

God bless
jsd219


bobbo wrote:
Try this

Range("B" & cell.row).value = 0


jsd219 wrote:
I am using a script to search out cells with specified text within a
specific column, once it finds these cells it make several changes, one
action is a number needs to be placed in another cell of another
column. The cell with the specified content is in column "N" and i need
to place a "0" in column "B".
i am currently using the line below to do the task: i would like to not
rely on an offset and have it find column "B" can anyone help me with
this please.

cell.Offset(0, -12).Value = "0"

God bless
jsd219