12-13-2007, 05:58 AM
Thanks so much. That did the trick.
A few quick questions:
What does _s mean as opposed to just a regular string named "s"?
Why didn't you have to identify it with a str in front of it?
AND
What is the difference between calling a function in these two ways:
or
When I ran the previous macro the second way (function name only - highlighted in blue) it didn't work properly, but then I did it exactly as you had
and it did work....
Thanks!
Stuart
A few quick questions:
What does _s mean as opposed to just a regular string named "s"?
Why didn't you have to identify it with a str in front of it?
AND
What is the difference between calling a function in these two ways:
or
When I ran the previous macro the second way (function name only - highlighted in blue) it didn't work properly, but then I did it exactly as you had
and it did work....
Thanks!
Stuart