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It WORKS!! Thanks so much Norman!!!
SV On Apr 11, 12:02 pm, "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi SV, '------------- Thanks for replying, can you also spell what the function means, sorry amstilla novice wiht VB... '------------- See the Instr function in VBA help. However, the function returns the position of a substring (your search string 'US') within another string - in your case, the cell value. The first parameter specifies the start position of the search; the second argument specifies the string to be searched; the third specifies the search string ad the last argument defines the search method; in this instance the search is case insensitive. The If construct employed results in an implicit boolean conversion of the function result: a result of zero (not found) is returned as False; any other value is returned as True. --- Regards, Norman |
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