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Chip Pearson wrote
UCase$ (and all string related functions that end in '$') returns a String type result, while UCase (and string related functions that do not end in '$') return Variant data types. The '$' functions are more efficient because the compiler does not need to emit instructions to extract the string data out of the Variant. Thanks for the explanation. -- David |
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