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    Capture Query String From URL

    Hi Guys,

    Long time reader, first time poster...

    I was wondering if someone could help with an issue I am having. I can't seem to capture the query string from the parameter utm_content="value" - I would like to return the value using a search function however I can't get anything to work.

    String is here:

    utm_source=FACEBOOK&utm_medium=SOCIAL&utm_content=PAID-F1-IMAGE-AUSTRIA&utm_campaign=ACQUISITION-PROSPECTING&sport=formula-one

    I would like to return the value in bold exclusively in a cell.

    Thanks,

    Bigscreentv1984

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    Re: Capture Query String From URL

    You could use a formula:
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    Or a small vba user defined function:
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    Re: Capture Query String From URL

    you can do this assuming your string is in A1

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    its ugly as hell but it will pull out the string between utm_content= and &utm this assumes that the strings always follow this principle.........


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    the VBA above is better option btw. and looks like above poster has it covered.
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    Re: Capture Query String From URL

    Awesome - this formula works great!

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    Re: Capture Query String From URL

    Which solution did you end up using?

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