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Value LIKE
Hi,
I'm trying to write a line of code to test a value that has been input for containing a : I was thinking something similar to: If Target.Value Like "##:##" Then However, the like will not recognise Target.Value and as such would only look for that eact line being entered. Any suggestions? It is to work on a Workbook Change and basically will be If the string contains a : then Exit Sub |
Value LIKE
Maybe: If ActiveCell.Value Like "*:*"
"Pyrite" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to write a line of code to test a value that has been input for containing a : I was thinking something similar to: If Target.Value Like "##:##" Then However, the like will not recognise Target.Value and as such would only look for that eact line being entered. Any suggestions? It is to work on a Workbook Change and basically will be If the string contains a : then Exit Sub |
Value LIKE
If Target.Value Like "*:*" Then Exit Sub
"Pyrite" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to write a line of code to test a value that has been input for containing a : I was thinking something similar to: If Target.Value Like "##:##" Then However, the like will not recognise Target.Value and as such would only look for that eact line being entered. Any suggestions? It is to work on a Workbook Change and basically will be If the string contains a : then Exit Sub |
Value LIKE
Try this
If activecell.Value Like "*:*" Then Note this won't find a colon in a formula or in a time format Mike "Pyrite" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to write a line of code to test a value that has been input for containing a : I was thinking something similar to: If Target.Value Like "##:##" Then However, the like will not recognise Target.Value and as such would only look for that eact line being entered. Any suggestions? It is to work on a Workbook Change and basically will be If the string contains a : then Exit Sub |
Value LIKE
Thank you all for your help.
Good Afternoon Mike, I wasnt being impatient by the way, I am in the UK and have been trying to think of ways around my problem for hours htis morning. I did update our conversation from yesterday as I am still having the same problems and was hoping for a response from a UK user so I could at least try adding another If The Exit Sub to try and get around my : problem that way. As you rightly state it wont tork for the time format. I think it may be time to throw in the towel. This problem appears almost unsolvable, I have tried at least 5 different sets of code as well as countless alterations made by me (somewhat ham fistedly no doubt) but none the less I just cannot see there being a solution. Thank you for the time you have given to trying to help me find the solution. Alas I fear I may have to use On Error resume Next or change the error message to offer instruction to the user. It just will not stop giving an error when I enter the time with : inclusive. Thanks again "Mike H" wrote: Try this If activecell.Value Like "*:*" Then Note this won't find a colon in a formula or in a time format Mike "Pyrite" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to write a line of code to test a value that has been input for containing a : I was thinking something similar to: If Target.Value Like "##:##" Then However, the like will not recognise Target.Value and as such would only look for that eact line being entered. Any suggestions? It is to work on a Workbook Change and basically will be If the string contains a : then Exit Sub |
Value LIKE
If activecell.Value Like "*:*" Then
Note this won't find a colon in a formula or in a time format There is always these methods for those... To operate on a formula ========================== If ActiveCell.Formula Like "*:*" Then To operate on a formatted value like a time format ================================================== == If ActiveCell.Text Like "*:*" Then -- Rick (MVP - Excel) |
Value LIKE
I had the exact same situation with a different string and I could NOT figure
it out! This works perfectly!! THANK YOU!! "Mike H" wrote: Try this If activecell.Value Like "*:*" Then Note this won't find a colon in a formula or in a time format Mike "Pyrite" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to write a line of code to test a value that has been input for containing a : I was thinking something similar to: If Target.Value Like "##:##" Then However, the like will not recognise Target.Value and as such would only look for that eact line being entered. Any suggestions? It is to work on a Workbook Change and basically will be If the string contains a : then Exit Sub |
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