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The solution to this is probably quite easy, however, I'm new to the
whole world of Excel Programming with VBA. Here's the situation: User makes an input. The input is always in the same format and is assigned to a variable called AppID. The format of the input is xxx-xxxxx-xx, where x can be any combination of letters and numbers. How do I do this: If the 5th character from the left of AppID is equal to 0, then I want to create a new variable, called AppID2, but the 5th character of AppID2 will be changed from 0 to V. Any help is much appreciated! Rick |
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