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UDF to remove "equivalent" expressions from a ";" delimited string

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    UDF to remove "equivalent" expressions from a ";" delimited string

    I'm trying to remove equal expressions from a string, the expression in the string are delimited by semi-colons
    I thought I saw a VBA function that would take a delimited string and break it down into an array, but now I cannot find it!

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    the same coloured parts are equal to each other, therefore only one of them is required..
    I can do the comparisons, if i can get the string broken down into an array

    ANY help Much appreciated !

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    The function is VBA's Split.
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    Re: UDF to remove "equivalent" expressions from a ";" delimited string

    Hrrm..guess the weekend ghosts are at work again....I did say Thanks, but it is not showing up here...at least on my end...so THANK YOU !!!

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