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Search number in a string (excel vba)
Hello,
I have a string in cell(1,1) with a number in. For example: "This is sensor_01" (it's not always te same string, it can be longer or shorter). Now I want to copy this to cell(2,1) en increase the numer in the string "This is sensor_02". Does anybody know how to search for a number in a string, increase it and put it back? Jac |
Search number in a string (excel vba)
Jac,
Try something like the following: Dim S As String Dim Pos As Integer Dim N As Integer S = Range("A1").Text Pos = InStr(1, S, "_") N = CInt(Mid(S, Pos + 1)) S = Left(S, Pos) & Format(N + 1, "00") Range("A2").Value = S -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Jac" wrote in message .. . Hello, I have a string in cell(1,1) with a number in. For example: "This is sensor_01" (it's not always te same string, it can be longer or shorter). Now I want to copy this to cell(2,1) en increase the numer in the string "This is sensor_02". Does anybody know how to search for a number in a string, increase it and put it back? Jac |
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