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A "sexier" subroutine might be...
Sub RemoveApostrophe() Dim mystr1 As String, mystr2 As String mystr1 = "how to remove ' from a string" mystr2 = Replace(mystr1, "'", "") End Sub By the way, note the difference between my Dim statement for mystr1 and mystr2 and yours. Leaving out the As String declaration for mystr1 make it a Variant, not a String variable. In VB(A), all variables must be declared as to their type or else they get declared as a default of Variant (this differs from other languages you may be familiar with). Rick "Flower" wrote in message ... Hi, It's not very pretty but it works for me; Sub removechar() Dim i, l As Integer Dim mystr1, mystr2 As String mystr1 = "how to remove ' from a string" l = Len(mystr1) For i = 1 To l If Mid(mystr1, i, 1) < "'" Then mystr2 = mystr2 & Mid(mystr1, i, 1) End If Next i End Sub Ammend to sub or UDf as neccessary. Hopefully someone else will have a sexier solution! "NateBuckley" wrote: Hello is it possible to go through a String checking for certain characters? Basically want to somehow convert a String to a character array and go through it checking for the ' character. Or failing that, is there a function that disposes of certain characters within a string. Cheers. Nate |
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