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Using Excel 2003, here is example code that doesn't work. What am I doing
wrong? My isNumeric test returns "True", but there an "A" in my string. Am I not checking for all the character to be 0 - 9? Sub Test1() Debug.Print isNumeric("A00101") End Sub Function isNumeric(ByVal sInput As String) As Boolean If sInput Like "*[0-9]" Then isNumeric = True Else isNumeric = False End If End Function Thanks, - Pat |
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