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absolutely.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Steve Garman" wrote in message ... Dave Peterson wrote: The code samples that used Split (or VBA.Split) will work for xl2k or higher. The other code is should work in all versions. (I didn't test, though.) Split was added in xl2k. And I think the same restriction applies to the InStrRev sample |
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