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It's been a while since I've done much VBA with Excel, so I'm a little rusty...
I'm working on a macro to do some formatting for me. I'm pulling in a file from another program, into Excel. I want to Search all of Column B for a string of all *'s. I've run a few tests with pulling in the data. And there will only ever be one cell in the column that is all *'s. The tricky part though, is that the actual number of *'s may vary from instance to instance. So I'm looking for a way to search the column for a cell with a variable number of *'s, but only *'s (some cells may have *'s and text); so that I can then remove all rows from that row up. Anyone have any thoughts to help get me started on this...? |
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