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Default Problem encountered with Debug.Print message being passed to subroutine

I can't argue with that. But I really liked the functionality of Tab(N) that
allows you to specifically pick any column. Unlike vbTab that jumps to a
discrete set of Tab positions.

I was also unaware of regular expression processing in VBA until I saw a
reference to VBScript.RegExp. As a Perl programmer who relies heavily on
regular expressions I was delighted to find decent regexp support in VBA.

Sometimes coding has to be fun !!.

Thank you for contributing to the discussion.


I say "go with what you know" and so makes sense now why you chose this
approach. And yes, coding IS fun!!

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