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Hello,

How can I invoke RIGHT function within VBA? I just need to extract the last
2 characters in activecell. I've tried
"Application.WorksheetFunction.Right(Activecell,2) " but that RIGHT doesn't
seem to exist.

Thanks a lot.
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Default RIGHT function in VBA

You don't need to use the worksheet function. The function exists in VBA.
Just use val = right(activell,2).

"Edmund" wrote:

Hello,

How can I invoke RIGHT function within VBA? I just need to extract the last
2 characters in activecell. I've tried
"Application.WorksheetFunction.Right(Activecell,2) " but that RIGHT doesn't
seem to exist.

Thanks a lot.
--
Edmund
(Using Excel XP)

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