Function ExtractEmail(Sentence As String) As String
Dim Word
For Each Word In Split(Sentence, " ")
If InStr(1, Word, "@") > 0 Then ExtractEmail = Word
Next
End Function
For example: in case we have a sentence like "*please send mail to
some...@example.com or futher info*"
the split function in that UDF *Split(Sentence, " ")* will convert that
sentence into an array with a single space as delimiter for each of them
if we store split result to a variable, the variable will contain:
/somevar(0) = "please"//
//somevar(1) = "send"//
//somevar(2) = "mail//"//
//....//
//somevar(7) = "info"//
/
CMIIW
Rgds,
[dp]
Pada 15/06/2013 16:08, ravinder negi menulis:
I want this in excel formula..this one also very nice can you explain
how split is working.
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Function ExtractEmail(Sentence As String) As String
Dim Word
For Each Word In Split(Sentence, " ")
If InStr(1, Word, "@") > 0 Then ExtractEmail = Word
Next
End Function
Pada 15/06/2013 15:03, ravinder negi menulis:
Hi all,
I have a query , I have made a formula for this but very long so
I would like some small formula to get email id only, pls help
thanks in advance
abcd billga...@microsoft.com
</mc/compose?to=billga...@microsoft.com> xyz
12 xyz john_hay...@microsoft.com
</mc/compose?to=john_hay...@microsoft.com> 34a bcd
billga...@yahoo.com </mc/compose?to=billga...@yahoo.com> 1234 abcd
abcd 1234 abcd xyz john_hay...@microsoft.com
</mc/compose?to=john_hay...@microsoft.com>
fasf aslkdfj a...@gmail.com </mc/compose?to=a...@gmail.com>
asdfasdf354 123
Thanks & Regards
Ravinder Negi
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