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Hi all. I am new to Excel VBA, Here's my problem.
I have a string in a cell for example: "this is my string : category" What I need to be able to do is find the position of the ":" and return it as an integer. I understand you can use the InStr function to do this. But.... How do I pass the result onto the spreadsheet itself? Further to that, how do I use this same function for 50 more rows below? I have tried using in the cell formula bar something like "=MyFunctionName(CurrentCell)" But all I keep getting in the cell is "#NAME!". Any ideas? Thank You. Ash. |
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