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I have a variable called "myMonth". I would like this
variable to be set to the first three text characters in cell "G3". For instance, if G3 is January, I'd like for myMonth to equal "Jan" I know that in Excel, I would have the formula be =left (D3,3). How do I put this into VB code? Thanks, Mike. |
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