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Excel 2000
How do I get the following formula: If ActiveCell.Offset(0, -4).Formula = " *" Then to test if the formula/value (hard coded) in the cell is of the form " ####" (two spaces followed by four of any digits)? Two spaces followed by anything would be good enough at present. The above code produces false on " 1234" when I think it ought to produce true. Is "*" usable as a wild card? TIA Fred Holmes |
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