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is there an equal fxn for 'InStr' in excel. Not Find or Search
I find "InStr" quite usefull in Access and am curious if there is an
equivalent in excel. I've tried Find and Search but they don't return the actual string of interest, they just tell you true or false (return 1 or 0). |
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