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Currently, I use Split as follows:
Dim w, mylist as string w = Split(mylist) That creates an array with the first index (LBound) of zero. Is there a straight-forward to cause the first index to be one? (I don't know the number of "words" in mylist a priori.) I am using Excel 2003 SP3 with VBA 6.5.1024. |
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