If your string '5032.5206.05816.00040501.0000' is in cell A1, you can place the following code in a module and then wherever you want the '5206' to show up in your worksheet, simply enter the formula =GetNumber(A1)
HTML:
Option Explicit
Public Function GetNumber(ByRef target As Range) As String
GetNumber = Split(Range("A1").Value, ".")(1)
End Function
If your string '5032.5206.05816.00040501.0000' is in cell A1, you can place the following code in a module and then wherever you want the '5206' to show up in your worksheet, simply enter the formula =GetNumber(A1).
HTML:
Option Explicit
Public Function GetNumber(ByRef target As Range) As String
GetNumber = Split(Range("A1").Value, ".")(1)
End Function
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