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identify city, state zip
I'd like to identify whether a cell contains a city state & zip. This could
be "New York, NY 10005-1234" or "Boston, MA 12345". I've been thinking maybe I could key in on the ", AA #####" sequence to identify it, using strMyString Like ", AA #####". Is this the best way? If so, is "A" a wildcard for characters like "#" is a wildcard for numbers? Also, how do I make the Like command operate on only these 9 characters within the string? Thanks. You gurus are geniuses. Dave |
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