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![]() I am using Excel 2002 I have this problem with Instr. Imagine a cell that contains the following text 11,22,33 If I use the following command, instr(1,activecell.Value,"2",0) The function returns a 4. But, what if I wanted to function to look for exactly a 2? Because 2 is part of 22. The function found it. Is there a better function that will help me find exactly what I am looking for ? |
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