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Using InStr with variables
How do I use the InStr function with variables?
Dim intStart as integer Dim strSearch as string Dim strSought as string strSearch = Range("E2").Value 'Cell value is PO Box 111 LAKEBAYWA 98349 strSought = Range("F2").Value 'Cell value is LAKEBAY intStart = InStr(intSearch, strSought) ' intStart returns 0 |
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Using InStr with variables
Um ... you haven't defined intSearch
"wthomas206" wrote: How do I use the InStr function with variables? Dim intStart as integer Dim strSearch as string Dim strSought as string strSearch = Range("E2").Value 'Cell value is PO Box 111 LAKEBAYWA 98349 strSought = Range("F2").Value 'Cell value is LAKEBAY intStart = InStr(intSearch, strSought) ' intStart returns 0 |
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Using InStr with variables
Try
intStart = InStr(strSearch, strSought) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "wthomas206" wrote: How do I use the InStr function with variables? Dim intStart as integer Dim strSearch as string Dim strSought as string strSearch = Range("E2").Value 'Cell value is PO Box 111 LAKEBAYWA 98349 strSought = Range("F2").Value 'Cell value is LAKEBAY intStart = InStr(intSearch, strSought) ' intStart returns 0 |
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