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Man, I hope someone can help me out with this one. I'm trying to isolate
part of some cells using the MID function. This works fine manually in a cell (D14): =MID(C14;1;FIND("/";C14;1)-1) The value in D14 will be "Full Metal Jacket" if C14 = "Full Metal Jacket / Fullscreen Edition" I've tried to work this into a macro like so (so that the original value is trimmed and overwritten): Sub MIDTEST() intTotalPos = 14 Range("c" & intTotalPos).Select Do Range("c" & intTotalPos).Select ActiveCell = Mid(ActiveCell, 1, .Find("/", ActiveCell, 1) - 1) Range("c" & intTotalPos).Select Loop Until ActiveCell = "" End Sub It's obviously this line that screws the whole thing up: ActiveCell = Mid(ActiveCell, 1, .Find("/", ActiveCell, 1) - 1) I've tried messing about with it, but I'm lost. Can anyone help, please ? (c: Rasmus |
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