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Would it help to use the InStr function? This is what I usually do if
I understand your question correctly. You could use something like . . .. Dim lkFor as Integer set nextCell = myCell.Offset(1,0) lkFor = InStr(myCell, ":") If lkFor 0 then ' now you know the colon character exists and handle accordingly set myCell = nextCell End If |
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