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Old 10-03-2014, 03:46 AM
sistemalan sistemalan is offline VBA to Find and Format Text string defined using Inputbox within selection Windows 7 64bit VBA to Find and Format Text string defined using Inputbox within selection Office 2013
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Hi again,

One more question. This works fine with a unique name, however If I type "Ali", then it affects the first three letters of Alison (we have lots of staff and volunteers so sometimes names are similar). Any simple way to avoid that?

Thanks!

Alan
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