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Default One line is killing my program!

The following line works, where it specifies the first 4 characters of two
area codes (403, and (587.

.Range("C2:C" & q).FormulaR1C1 = _
"=MID(R[0]C[-2],INDEX(FIND({""(403"",""(587""},R[0]C[-2]),MATCH(TRUE,ISNUMBER(FIND({""(403"",""(587""},R[0]C[-2])),0)),14)"


I need to substitute two variables - areaCode1 and areaCode2 to replace (403
and (587. I think I've done so, but the following doesn't work:

.Range("C2:C" & q).FormulaR1C1 = _
"=MID(R[0]C[-2],INDEX(FIND({""("" & areaCode1 , ""("" &
areaCode2 },R[0]C[-2]),MATCH(TRUE,ISNUMBER(FIND({""("" &areaCode1 , ""("" &
areaCode2 },R[0]C[-2])),0)),14)"


I also need to replace a worksheet name, formerly "403" with "Do Not Call
List". Have I done so, correctly, below?

.Range("E2:E" & q).FormulaR1C1 = "=MATCH(RC[-2],'403'!C[-4],0)"
.Range("E2:E" & q).FormulaR1C1 = "=MATCH(RC[-2],'Do Not Call
List'!C[-4],0)"

If someone would kindly point out my errors and how to fix them, I would be
greatly appreciative.

Jim Berglund

 
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