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Just a note. Vba's Mid function works a little differently that the
worksheet version. ActiveCell = Mid$(ActiveCell, 2) I have a hard time finding what I'm looking for in VBA help. Now I see that Mid$ doesn't require that the length be specified. Very handy. Andy |
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