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I'm using a simple loop like this to replace certain values in a
range: For Each i In iRange If i = "NYCITY" Then i = "NYC" If i = "FTBENNING" Then i = "FORTBENNING" '... Next The values will always be text, so is it more efficient to use i.Text? Or maybe i.Value? Or is it best to just leave it as i? Thanks, -- Dan |
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