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If you are working in VBA, then use the SPLIT() function. It will both
separate a phrase into individual words/numbers and will allow arbitrary field separators. -- Gary's Student "Glen" wrote: One other thought comes to mind. How to handle delimiters within text in cells or variables. Is it possible to define a globaldelimiter for example a "," or a "/". thanks |
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