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' Convert account column Columns("B:B").Select Selection.Value = Right(Range("B2").Value, 6) 'myVar returns 002075 It doesn't work, it duplicates B2 for all cells with last six characters...how to make it cycle through all records? On Dec 6, 9:11 pm, JLGWhiz wrote: 3180015155 002075 and replace the current data with the last 6 characters like this: 002075 Assume the above data is in cell B2 of the ActiveSheet. myVar =Right(Range("B2").Value, 6) 'myVar returns 002075 Or myVar = Mid(Range("B2").Value, 12, 6) 'myVar returns 002075 There are more details available in the VBA help files by pressing Alt+F11 and typing [RightFunction] or [MidFunction] in the Help search box, then select the appropriate one from the menu that is displayed. "S Himmelrich" wrote: Can you give me an example of the statement that I'd put in VB? On Dec 6, 4:52 pm, JLGWhiz wrote: Right, Left or Mid functions, depending on how your state them. "S Himmelrich" wrote: I'm trying to recall the vb syntax to perform the abovefunction, which will evaluate each row in a column that will have this type of data: 3180015155 002075 and replace the current data with the last 6 characters like this: 002075 recommendations?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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