Re: Getting numbers from a string.
Thank you for your help. All sorted now
Re: Getting numbers from a string.
Thank you for your help. All sorted now
Re: Getting numbers from a string.
Thank you for the help. I have got that working nicely now. The only issue i have is there is a slight difference somtimes on figures. Occasionally i will get figures like this.
40, 22 +1
This means that there are 62 and one coming in. I want to ignore the +1 completely as its only what is there currently im interested in. How would i go about that? (It can be a seperate bit of code to remove the +1 to begin with if thats easier)
Hi,
Ive looked at other threads with how to split strings, but i cant seem to get all the information from the string back. Only the first figure.
I have a cell that can have upto 10 figures in it.
They are in the format of 40, 31, 20
Ive used the code stated here but all i get is the 40. I would like to be able to split the string and add the numbers together. This is so i can get a total and an average value from them. Any ideas?
at the moment my code is
QuoteavarSplit = Split(Range("I8").Value, ",")
Cells(1, 1) = avarSplit
PS. Sorry for asking in someone elses thread. Thought it would be okay as it was solved for them a while back.
Re: String Split in vba
Sorry to resurrect an old thread but this seems to be what i need but i cant seem to get it to work.
I have a cell that can have upto 10 figures in it.
They are in the format of 40, 31, 20
Ive used the code stated here but all i get is the 40. I would like to be able to split the string and add the numbers together. This is so i can get a total and an average value from them. Any ideas?
at the moment my code is
QuoteavarSplit = Split(Range("I8").Value, ",")
Cells(1, 1) = avarSplit