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type mismatch
hi,
i have the following: Dim NEWFILE As String NEWFILE = Range("C" & x).Value .... Dim test As String test = Evaluate("LEFT(NEWFILE,FIND(""_"", NEWFILE ,1)-1)") not sure what is wrong with the syntax thanks in advance, geebee |
type mismatch
Try this
NEWFILE = "" & Range("C" & x).Value & "" "geebee" wrote: hi, i have the following: Dim NEWFILE As String NEWFILE = Range("C" & x).Value ... Dim test As String test = Evaluate("LEFT(NEWFILE,FIND(""_"", NEWFILE ,1)-1)") not sure what is wrong with the syntax thanks in advance, geebee |
type mismatch
hi,
i tried: Dim NEWFILE As String NEWFILE = "" & Range("C" & x).Value & "" Dim test As String test = Evaluate("LEFT(" & NEWFILE & ",FIND(""_""," & NEWFILE & ",1)-1)") .. still getting same error message "Mike" wrote: Try this NEWFILE = "" & Range("C" & x).Value & "" "geebee" wrote: hi, i have the following: Dim NEWFILE As String NEWFILE = Range("C" & x).Value ... Dim test As String test = Evaluate("LEFT(NEWFILE,FIND(""_"", NEWFILE ,1)-1)") not sure what is wrong with the syntax thanks in advance, geebee |
type mismatch
What's in that cell?
What are your trying to accomplish? VBA has its own left() function and it can use inStr() to inspect strings. geebee wrote: hi, i have the following: Dim NEWFILE As String NEWFILE = Range("C" & x).Value ... Dim test As String test = Evaluate("LEFT(NEWFILE,FIND(""_"", NEWFILE ,1)-1)") not sure what is wrong with the syntax thanks in advance, geebee -- Dave Peterson |
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