I cannot get the Split() method in VBA to work when there is leading
whitespace.

Also if I try to compare a string to the text in a cell, I have to
actually copy the value from the cell and paste it into my VBA code for
it to be equal. Even if I have the exact same string in my VBA code
that I typed in, it will not say they are equal.


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if suppose cell b2 = " testing , 456 , 567 "

then in vba

dim t as variant

t=split(range("b2").value,",")

if ubound(t)0 then

for i=0 to ubound(t)
msgbox t(i)
next

end if

first value will be " testing ",
then " 456 "
then " 567 "


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if suppose cell b2 = " testing , 456 , 567 "

then in vba

dim t as variant

t=split(range("b2").value,",") 'splitting with delimiter comma (,)

if ubound(t)0 then

for i=0 to ubound(t)
msgbox t(i)
next

end if

first value will be " testing ",
then " 456 "
then " 567 "


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Thanks for the help. My main problem was just getting the Trim() metho
to work and I figured that out

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