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begins with, not equals, using activecell.value
What's the VB command, in an Excel macro, to determine if a cell begins with
certain words? Quite frequently, I use the command: If ActiveCell.Value = "Specific Words" Then etc. But now I want to search for a cell that begins with the words "Up to ..." But the rest of the sentence can be 150 different things so it's not practical for me to search for every combination of words. So, how do I say "if the cell begins with the words 'Up to' Then ...? I searched on the web and in Excel "help" and became thoroughly confused. Thanks, in advance. Dan |
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