I'm trying to parse a list of email addresses into a different type of
string as follows:

For example, if I want to use to make a string
that says ",
how would you suggest me to separate the content that is before and
after the '@' character?

Thanks.

If your text string is really what you showed us, then you don't need to
parse anything... simply replace the @ symbol in the address with an = sign
and then concatenate the fixed text around it...

"

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Rick (MVP - Excel)


"ssylee" wrote in message
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I'm trying to parse a list of email addresses into a different type of
string as follows:

For example, if I want to use to make a string
that says ",
how would you suggest me to separate the content that is before and
after the '@' character?

Thanks.

Although now that I notice we are in the programming newsgroup, you probably
want this in VBA. The structure is the same except that the function name is
Replace in VB...

="ftm-officers-subscribe-" & Replace(Range("A1").Value, "@", "=") &
"

The above will probably word-wrap in your newsreader, but it is supposed to
be all on one line.

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


"Rick Rothstein" wrote in message
...
If your text string is really what you showed us, then you don't need to
parse anything... simply replace the @ symbol in the address with an =
sign and then concatenate the fixed text around it...

"

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


"ssylee" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to parse a list of email addresses into a different type of
string as follows:

For example, if I want to use to make a string
that says ",
how would you suggest me to separate the content that is before and
after the '@' character?

Thanks.