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Passing values to a string
Hi,
I have a unique identifier in the format: ABC-R-<number Where only <number changes . As part of a search capability, the user is able to enter the specific value of <number that they are looking for - this is in an adjacet cell to the ABC-R- text. What I want to do is concatenate ABC-R- and the user-defined <number then pass it to a String which I can then use to search the data arrays. What is the format for this, or can't I do it? If not, any suggestions on how I can pass a user-defined value to a variable? TIA Dave |
Passing values to a string
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mystring = Range("A1").Value & Range("B1").Value Mike "Risky Dave" wrote: Hi, I have a unique identifier in the format: ABC-R-<number Where only <number changes . As part of a search capability, the user is able to enter the specific value of <number that they are looking for - this is in an adjacet cell to the ABC-R- text. What I want to do is concatenate ABC-R- and the user-defined <number then pass it to a String which I can then use to search the data arrays. What is the format for this, or can't I do it? If not, any suggestions on how I can pass a user-defined value to a variable? TIA Dave |
Passing values to a string - PLEASE IGNORE
I've worked it out, thankx
"Risky Dave" wrote: Hi, I have a unique identifier in the format: ABC-R-<number Where only <number changes . As part of a search capability, the user is able to enter the specific value of <number that they are looking for - this is in an adjacet cell to the ABC-R- text. What I want to do is concatenate ABC-R- and the user-defined <number then pass it to a String which I can then use to search the data arrays. What is the format for this, or can't I do it? If not, any suggestions on how I can pass a user-defined value to a variable? TIA Dave |
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