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I am trying to remove the operators and funtions from a formula string. I am
using the Replace Method. However I cannot seem to pass multiple items to two variables and then have those variables work properly within the two Replace functions. The goal being to start with a string that looks like this: "=$A7+$B$11+SUM($I$2:$I$6)+I6+CHOOSE(1,3,3,$I$6,K$ 3)" and end up looking like this: "=$A7 $B$11 $I$2:$I$6 I6 1,3,3,$I$6,K$3 " Can anyone provide me with some guidance. Thanks EM Sub FormulaZapper() Dim CurrentFormula As String Dim CurrentFormulaNoOperators As String Dim CurrentFormulaNoFunction As String Dim Operators As String Dim AllFunctions AllFunctions = Array("SUM", "CHOOSE") Operators = "=" & "/" & "+" & "-" & "*" & "^" & & "(" & ")" CurrentFormula = "=$A7+$B$11+SUM($I$2:$I$6)+I6+CHOOSE(1,3,3,$I$6,K$ 3)" CurrentFormulaNoOperators = Replace(CurrentFormula, Operators, "") CurrentFormulaNoFunction = Replace(CurrentFormula, AllFunctions, "") End Sub |
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