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I have a regular expression with defined pattern. How do I incorporate
another pattern. That is, I want to evalute both the pattern in the code below AND OR a second pattern: \=[.+\].+\! What is the proper syntax for passing more than one string to the pattern property. I want to say look for X AND OR Y. Public Function CellHasWhatIAmLookingFor(rng As Range) As Variant Dim reg As Object 'On Error GoTo ErrHandler If rng.HasFormula Then Set reg = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp") With reg .Pattern = "\=.+\[.+\].+\!.+" 'also want \=[.+\].+\! CellHasExternalLinks = .test(rng.Formula) End With Else CellHasExternalLinks = False End If End Function |
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