Instr condition doesn't work with 2 or more conditions
I have the following INSTR condition in Excel VBA which doesn't work (all the time)STR_TEXT="SKU1234 $100/10' $200/20'"'< example stringIF INSTR(STR_TEXT,"/10'") AND INSTR(STR_TEXT,"/20'") THEN'...
View ArticleAnswer by xQbert for Instr condition doesn't work with 2 or more conditions
EXMAPLE: if instr(str_Text,"/10'") > 0 AND instr(str_text,"/20'") > 0 thenWhat Tim is saying is that the instr function returns the position in the string of the first instance of the string...
View ArticleAnswer by Tim Williams for Instr condition doesn't work with 2 or more...
Instr() return a numeric result: if it's >0 then the tested string contains the string being searched for.Sub Test() Dim str_text As String str_text = "SKU1234 $100/10' $200/20'"'< example string...
View ArticleAnswer by jtolle for Instr condition doesn't work with 2 or more conditions
The other answers point out the most important thing, which is that InStr actually returns the numeric position of one string in another (or 0 if the desired string isn't found). As they say, you...
View ArticleAnswer by Vaishali for Instr condition doesn't work with 2 or more conditions
The INSTR function will return the index of the sub-string you are trying to find in a string. So the following will give a numeric value instead of a boolean value: INSTR(STR_TEXT,"/10'")To fix this,...
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