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variable1 = Application.Substitute(variable2, "text1", "text2") In article , "Neil" wrote: I have developed a spreadsheet utilising vba in excel XP. I now discover that the Replace function does not exist in excel 97. I am using the replace function like this: variable1 = Replace(variable2, "text1", "text2") What code can I use to have the same effect and function in excel 97 and XP? |
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