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Determine if character is text or numeric?
Within a range, I have designators that should be in the format "B-123".
But I have occasions where the "-" was left out. I also have occasions where there is an entire word there (ie: "Basic"). So I will run down the column, setting the value of each cell into a string and check the second character (Right (Left (strCell, 2), 1); if it's numeric, I need to replace "B" with "B-". But I can't figure out how to check if that character is text or numeric. Any help is appreciated. Ed |
Determine if character is text or numeric?
"Ed" wrote in message ... Within a range, I have designators that should be in the format "B-123". But I have occasions where the "-" was left out. I also have occasions where there is an entire word there (ie: "Basic"). So I will run down the column, setting the value of each cell into a string and check the second character (Right (Left (strCell, 2), 1); if it's numeric, I need to replace "B" with "B-". But I can't figure out how to check if that character is text or numeric. Any help is appreciated. Ed There's an ISNUMBER function that you can use: http://www.techonthenet.com/excel/formulas/isnumber.htm /Fredrik |
Determine if character is text or numeric?
There is a function called isnumeric. You may have difficulty with the -
charachter as is numeric will see that as a negative sign... HTH "Ed" wrote: Within a range, I have designators that should be in the format "B-123". But I have occasions where the "-" was left out. I also have occasions where there is an entire word there (ie: "Basic"). So I will run down the column, setting the value of each cell into a string and check the second character (Right (Left (strCell, 2), 1); if it's numeric, I need to replace "B" with "B-". But I can't figure out how to check if that character is text or numeric. Any help is appreciated. Ed |
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