InStr() Returns the location of the first character of a substring within another string. : String Function « Data Type « VBA / Excel / Access / Word
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String Function
InStr() Returns the location of the first character of a substring within another string.
Sub
strDemo8
()
Debug.Print InStr
(
"Test"
,
"e"
)
End Sub
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