Hi Forum,
I am seeking to create a macro that is able to delete all the remaining characters after the 10th character in each cell. So I wish to only have the first date listed in each cell, and hence delete all the remaining dates.
I know this is manageable when using regular excel-build in functions. But I would really like to see how it is done in VBA. Any ideas how that would look like?
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Regards, TMS
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Thank you all. Everyone was very useful!
Appreciate it!
TMS, thank you for your reply. I was wondering if you could briefly elaborate with your words on what you are doing?
You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.
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Of course ...
The reason for using an array is that it will be quicker to loop through data in memory than processing individual cells in a loop.
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