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Slaycock, Thank you for all your hard work. I am learning from what you wrote and I know I will use it someday.
Using MacroPod's suggestion, how about the following? Sub FindOnLineSix() ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(6).Range Dim myRange As range. If InStr (myRange.Text, “NRCS”) Then Debug.Print “I found Washington” If InStr (myRange.Text, “Washington”) Then Debug.Print “I found Washington” If InStr (myRange.Text, “St Louis”) Then Debug.Print “I found St Louis” If InStr (myRange.Text, “Kansas City”) Then Debug.Print “Kansas City” End Sub |
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