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Find and replace If Then ?
If c Like "*insurance company*" then
Unless the user has an Option Compare Text statement in his/her code window, your test above will be case sensitive. If you want to use the Like operator, then you could try it this way... If LCase$(c) Like "*insurance company*" Then however, I'm thinking this might be better... If InStr(1, c, "insurance company", vbTextCompare) Then Rick |
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