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Cheeeeeeeeeeeears Dave.
This modification works like a charm...... Many many thanks Dave. I was struggling from last 15 days to acheive this but failed in the last stage. Bob, Thanks to you also. Actually that time the code was changing any cherecter irrespective to its position. The reason I said vague is coz I could not establish any pattern or logic for wrong replacements. Thanks again to spend your time for solving my puzzle. I WITH BOTH OF YOU AND THE NG LISTERS A VERY VERY HAPPY AND PROSPOROUS NEW YEAR. WITH A HOPE THAT TSUNAMI DOES NOT COME AGAIN. Regards, Shetty. Dave Peterson wrote: This modification of my modification of Bob's original code seemed to work ok: Option Explicit Sub JI2() Dim pos As Long Dim CELL As Range Dim myPositions() As Long Dim pCtr As Long Dim FoundOne As Boolean For Each CELL In Selection FoundOne = False pCtr = 0 Do pos = InStr(1, CELL.Value, "HL", vbBinaryCompare) If pos = 0 Then Exit Do End If FoundOne = True pCtr = pCtr + 1 ReDim Preserve myPositions(1 To pCtr) myPositions(pCtr) = pos CELL.Value = Left(CELL.Value, pos - 1) & "P" _ & Right(CELL.Value, Len(CELL.Value) - pos - 1) Loop If FoundOne = True Then For pCtr = LBound(myPositions) To UBound(myPositions) CELL.Characters(myPositions(pCtr), 1).Font.Name = "Wingdings 2" Next pCtr End If Next CELL End Sub Shetty wrote: Thanks to both of you. Yes Bob. There may be multiple occurances as well as nil occurances. I tried your code with do loop but it does not work, gives very vague results. I don't know why it works that way with do loop. Dave - I have added one If Not IsEmpty(CELL) Then statement to skip blank cells. Your code works fine as long as there is atleast one occurance. If the cell does not contain HL then 1st part to replace is skipped by If pos = 0 Then Exit Do End If But, 2nd part is still executed. Its a for loop. For pCtr = LBound(myPositions) To UBound(myPositions) CELL.Characters(myPositions(pCtr), 1).Font.NAME = "wingding 2" CELL.Characters(myPositions(pCtr), 1).Font.Bold = True Next pCtr There are two things. 1. If 1st cell is with nil occurance, then code breaks on error highlighting above for loop (subscript out of range). 2. If If any subsequent cell is with nil occurance, then above for loop changes the font of any other cherecter making it unreadable. I tried to bypass this for loop with a goto statement. If pos =0 then goto ncell ...code ncell: next cell end sub With this, cells with nil occurance are not changed but the replacement made in cells containing HL are not applied new font. I hope, this also can be solved or a workaround is possible. Regards, Shetty. -- Dave Peterson |
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