Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Finding text within data

[De Premor]

PFA

On 09/07/2013 1:43, ha...@mst.edu wrote:

Hi All,

For example,
API NUMBER: (return the value here)

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1-Jan-13        
        
        
        
* 99    
        
        
        
API NUMBER      
        
        
FORM W-1 RECEIVED       
        
COUNTY  
        
        
        
_11-111-11111_  
        
        
1-Jan-13        
        
        
        
EXAMPLE         
        
        
        
TYPE OF OPERATION       
        
        
WELLBORE PROFILE(S)     
        
ACRES   
        
        
        
TYPE    
        
        
        
PROILE  
        
        
        
9999    
        
        
        
OPERATOR        
        
        
999666  
        
        
        
NOTICE  
        
        
        
This permit and any allowable assigned may be

EXAMPLE OPERATOR

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So after running the code the returned value is

API NUMBER: 11-111-11111

        
        

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