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![]() Hi all, Note: in VBA and not using Excel's built in functions Quite simply (she says), I want to capitalise a person's name (fo example). So an example might be that Range("A1") contains the name 'mr john ala smith'. Using VBA , I would want this string replaced with 'Mr Joh Alan Smith'. My program basically inputs a text file, seeks out the lines tha contain contact details and I want to tidy up the lines prior t populating a spreadsheet. In the following example, let's assume the following is the text I nee to format/ tidy up. 1) mr John aLAN smith, 2) 10b the Crescent 3) norwich. 4) England Line 1 would become Mr John Alan Smith Line 2 would become 10b The Crescent Line 3 would become Norwich Line 4 would become England Has anyone already written a little routine that will work its wa through a string doing the necessary on route like removing fullstops capitalising where expected, etc? Anyone's help would be much appreciated Thanks Rie ----------------------------------------------- ~~ Message posted from http://www.ExcelTip.com ~~View and post usenet messages directly from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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