Search results for query: *

I figured it out, I changed the number of characters it is capturing in my string manipulation intRight = Len(strCurrentLine) - 3 changed to intRight = Len(strCurrentLine) - 8 Thank you for all your help... great forum by the way

I went through the regular expressions syntax... The best I could gather was that I need an "anchor" I do not understand the regular expression code so I am not sure what to add to get it to "Overtype" instead of pushing the text over

Right now this script pushes the text over: The boy has a dog This Script does this: The*insert* boy has a dog What I want: The*insert* a dog

Wow, I dont understand that code at all but it seems to work!! The only thing I need it to do now is insert the text over the old text instead of indenting and pushing it over. Thank you so much! I wonder if you happen to know how I can change it to insert the text and overwrite?

I read a few posts discussing Regular Expressions, in all cases it was searching for filenames with wild cards and I do not understand how to apply it. Can someone tell me how I would insert a regular expression to solve this issue? Const ForReading = 1 Const ForWriting = 2 Set objDialog =...

I am searching a huge text file for the following text; 3**40** Where the * represents a wild card How do I manipulate this line of code to search for this? if InStr(226, strCurrentLine, "3**40**", vbTextCompare) = 226 Then Thank you, Steve