tonywatsonhelp
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Hi Everyone,
So I'm stuck with a problem,
I want to replace old words with new words in a column,
Now the problem i have is that If I try replacing "Bill" for example it not only replaces Bill, but also replaces those letters in any other word like "unbilled"
is there a way for me to be able to only replace the word if it is just the word?
so Bill to Sue would be:
so for example cell N10 might say "We told Bill, he should Be Billing Bob, but,Bill,Is Unbillable" to "We told Sue, he should Be Billing Bob, but,Sue,Is Unbillable"
I tried to show what I'm up against, Bill might be surrounded by either a space or a comer on either or both sides.
Currently i was a simple find and replace as below, but any way to do this will be fine
please help if you can
thanks
Tony
So I'm stuck with a problem,
I want to replace old words with new words in a column,
Now the problem i have is that If I try replacing "Bill" for example it not only replaces Bill, but also replaces those letters in any other word like "unbilled"
is there a way for me to be able to only replace the word if it is just the word?
so Bill to Sue would be:
so for example cell N10 might say "We told Bill, he should Be Billing Bob, but,Bill,Is Unbillable" to "We told Sue, he should Be Billing Bob, but,Sue,Is Unbillable"
I tried to show what I'm up against, Bill might be surrounded by either a space or a comer on either or both sides.
Currently i was a simple find and replace as below, but any way to do this will be fine
VBA Code:
Range("N4:N1000").Replace What:=Oldvalue3, Replacement:=Newvalue3, LookAt _
:=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, MatchCase:=True, SearchFormat:=False _
, ReplaceFormat:=False, FormulaVersion:=xlReplaceFormula2
please help if you can
thanks
Tony