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Does anyone know how to find a value within a text string and replace
the entire cell value with a single word For Example: Do While Activecell.Offset(0, -1).Value < "" IF Activecell.value < "(IN)" then Activecell.value = "IN" ElseIF Activecell.value < "(OUT)" Then Activecell.value = "OUT" ElseIF Activecell.value < "INNER" Then Activecell.value = "INNER DOOR" Else Activecell.value = "" End IF Loop What I am trying to do is to find the text value of (IN) , (OUT), and INNER within a text string in cell. The above example does not work. I know if I write three loops using the find and replace method it should work, but this is not very proficient in an excel worksheet that has more that 2000 rows. I need to find a way to write one loop for this Thank you for all of your help in advance |
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