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Default Using WorksheetFunction.Find in VBA

It is different because the worksheet function errors out if the value is
not found, and you are not handling an error. It can be done, like so

Dim tmp As Long

On Error Resume Next
tmp = WorksheetFunction.Find(third, y)
On Error GoTo 0

Result = tmp < 0

but it is far more efficient to use a VBA function in VBA, rather than
calling out to Excel.

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HTH

Bob

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Use Instr

Result = InStr(y, third) 0


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HTH

Bob


Hi Bob,

That certainly does help - your solution worked like a charm, though I'm
not sure why. How is it different from what I had originally written down?

Thx.



 
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