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Thanks Tom and Tushar
Yes, agreed ... using this function i/o is relatively slower I just put it up there for a different way to do something. Tushar, thanks for confirming this .... admittedly I don't use this method opting for the strReverse for Xl2000+ or the loop. cheers Ivan Tushar Mehta wrote in message news:<MPG.1a9bcc83c6c4e5f09896ef@news-server... Hi Tom, Nice in its simplicity, is what I meant. You got me doing some analysis (totally unwarranted given all that I had to do yesterday <g) For 27,800+change files, DIR() took 2.5 seconds Evaluate() 1.5 seconds StrReverse(Left(Instr(StrReverse(...)))) 0.2 seconds a custom function with a while loop to find the last occurence of the token of interest < 0.1 seconds. -- Regards, Tushar Mehta, MS MVP -- Excel www.tushar-mehta.com Excel, PowerPoint, and VBA add-ins, tutorials Custom MS Office productivity solutions In article , says... You don't think doing a file io to get the filename is a bit slow? Don't get me wrong, I have used Dir myself when I am lazy, but . . . |
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