If Global = TRUE, the Replace function replaces all the matching patterns with the other string. RegEx.Replace allows replacing the pattern value with the piece of string (we have defined “Replaced”). Here, we wanted the pattern “123” to be replaced by some other piece of string. Step 6: Use RegEx.Replace to replace the pattern value in the given string by other text.ĭebug.Print RegEx.Replace(Str, "Replaced") Global = True 'If FALSE, Replaces only the first matching string' End With Step 6: After End With, define the string which you want to match and replace the pattern with. Global = True 'If FALSE, Replaces only the first matching string' End With End Sub If FALSE replaces only the first matching pattern. GLOBAL = TRUE which if TRUE allows replacing all matching patterns in a given string. Step 4: Insert the pattern which you want to get replaced using. Step 3: Define the RegEx object and set it to RegEx variable using the CreateObject function. Step 2: Same as in the first example, define two variables RegEx as an Object which can hold the value of RegEx object and Str which will hold up the value of string you will define. Step 1: Define a new sub-string to create a macro. Here, you will see how you can replace the one string with other using RegEx.Replace. Output “True” under immediate window shows that the pattern “+” is present in a given string. Then, with VBA RegEx, we have checked if the given pattern (“+”) which includes all the numbers/combination of numbers from 0 to 9 is present in the string defined with the help of RegEx.Test(Str).
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Step 7: Hit F5 or Run button to run the code and see the output. (Press CTRL + G to open Immediate Window) Also, use Debug.Print to print the result (True or False) on the immediate window. Step 6: Use RegEx.Test to test whether the given pattern is present within the variable named Str. Step 5: Define the string within which we need to check the given pattern. Step 4: Add the pattern to be tested with RegEx function. Step 3: Create RegEx object using CreateObject function.ĭim RegEx As Object, Str As String Set RegEx = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp") Step 2: Define two variables RegEx as an Object which can be used to create RegEx object and Str as a string.ĭim RegEx As Object, Str As String End Sub Step 1: Define a new sub-procedure to create a macro. Here, you will Check if the mentioned pattern is present in the text using RegEx.Test.
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You can download this VBA RegEx Excel Template here – VBA RegEx Excel Template Excel VBA RegEx – Example #1
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