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Previous version of MS Excel had string function called Instr() which
returned the numerical position of a substring. I use it quite frequently but I can't find it in Microsoft Excel 2003. Was it removed? Why? The Instr() string function is still in Access 2003, so why wouldn't it still be in Excel 2003. Terry H |
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