You could also use

If Not myCell.Value Like "Offer*" Then

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Bob Phillips

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"macropod" wrote in message
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Hi Alex,

Instead of:
If myCell.Value < "Offer" Then
try:
If InStr(myCell.Value, "Offer") = 0 Then

Cheers

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"Alex" wrote in message
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| I have used some formulas in Visual Basic which have worked very well,
but I
| have come across a small, but still irritating problem.
|
| I have a column M which has different statuses (Offer Accepted, Offer
| Declined, Offer Outstanding, 1st Round Offer, 2nd Round Offer,
Assessment
| Centre), I created the following formula in Visual Basic
|
| TryD:
|
| If Intersect(Target, Range("$M$10:$M$209")) Is Nothing Then GoTo TryE
| For Each myCell In Intersect(Target, Range("$M$10:$M$209"))
| If myCell.Value < "Offer" Then
| Application.EnableEvents = False
| myCell.Offset(0, 1).ClearContents
| Application.EnableEvents = True
| End If
| Next myCell
|
| What happens is if I change the status from Offer Declined to Offer
Accepted
| in column M, it removes everything in column N, when I only want that to
| happen when M does not contain "offer" or is blank.
| Is there anyway of doing this?
|
|