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Hi,
I'm using Excel 2000 (used to using 97) and not sure how to do something rather simple. I need to add a number to the formula of a few cells using '& "+" & x'. However this may be done multiple times and I don't want the number to be added each time. Therefore I need to take all of the formula up to the closing bracket and then add that string on. But Excel 2000 doesn't use Find for this! What do I use?? The code I tried is below. TIA, Rob Set w = Workbooks("Wastage 2003-04.xls").Worksheets ("Wastage").Cells(359, WeekNo + 3) w.Formula = Left(w.Formula, Find(")", w.Formula)) & "+" & x |
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