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Using the Find function to get Left or Right data
Looking at your origingal question I was initailly unsure just how many items
you needed to get from your string. For 2 the Instr function is great. For more I use the split function, but both work just fine... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Glen" wrote: Thank you both. I was just using the InStr function while you two were replying to see if it would work for me and it seems to do the job. I am going to try the split just to see how it goes and keep it for future reference. Thanks again to both of you. |
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