VBA doesn’t have a built-in function specifically for capitalizing each word in a string, like some other programming languages do.
VBA provides a straightforward method for concatenating strings using the & operator or the Concatenate function.
&
Concatenate
In Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), converting a string to lowercase is straightforward using the LCase function.
LCase
In VBA, you can use the Replace function or regular expressions to delete characters matching a pattern.
Replace
In VBA, you primarily use the Mid, Left, and Right functions to extract substrings.
Mid
Left
Right
In VBA, the Len function is your go-to for finding the length of a string.
Len
Unlike some languages that have built-in string interpolation, VBA requires a more manual approach typically using the & operator or the Format function for embedding variables into strings.
Format
In VBA, there are multiple approaches to removing quotes from a string.
In VBA, searching and replacing text can be achieved using the Replace function or through specific object models in applications like Excel or Word.
To use regular expressions in VBA, you first need to enable the Microsoft VBScript Regular Expressions library.