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Hi there,
I've put together a procedure that deletes the first letter in each string in a column of data. It works, but I can't help feel there's a more efficient way of doing this. For example, is there a way of just editing the string itself rather than taking a virtual copy and then replacing the original as I've done here? All comments most welcome. Thanks John Sub RemoveFirstLetterInList() 'Deletes first letter in string per cell in list Dim rgListItem As Range Dim newStr As String Dim ll As Integer Dim r As Integer Dim c As Integer Dim totalStr As String 'Check user selects cell at top of list Answer = MsgBox(Prompt:="Is cell at top of list selected?", Buttons:=vbYesNo + vbQuestion) If Answer = vbNo Then Exit Sub r = ActiveCell.Row c = ActiveCell.Column Do Set rgListItem = Cells(r, c) If IsEmpty(Cells(r, c)) Then Exit Do totalStr = rgListItem.Value ll = Len(totalStr) - 1 newStr = Right(totalStr, ll) rgListItem.Value = newStr r = r + 1 Loop Cells(r, c).Select MsgBox "Finished" End Sub |
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