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Both approaches make sense - I used the reg solution
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Both approaches make sense - I used the reg solution

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I have a column of text. &nbsp;Within the column for some cells I have embedded numbers. &nbsp;My goal is if I find a cell where a space is found between two numbers I want to add a comma. &nbsp;An example is below. &nbsp;My thought was to use the InStr function within VBA (I already have an existing loop that goes thru the column), but this function only seems like a solution if I wanted to add a comma once I found a space. &nbsp;However, I ONLY want to add a comma if a space is found within the string AND if the space is found between 2 numbers.<br />
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<b>Current</b><br />
JinDandy<br />
Favor18 500Bye<br />
Chuckwagon100 000sick<br />
JeffMandy<br />
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<b>Desired</b><br />
JinDandy<br />
Favor18,500Bye<br />
Chuckwagon100,000sick<br />
JeffMandy
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I have a column of text.  Within the column for some cells I have embedded numbers.  My goal is if I find a cell where a space is found between two numbers I want to add a comma.  An example is below.  My thought was to use the InStr function within VBA (I already have an existing loop that goes thru the column), but this function only seems like a solution if I wanted to add a comma once I found a space.  However, I ONLY want to add a comma if a space is found within the string AND if the space is found between 2 numbers.

Current
JinDandy
Favor18 500Bye
Chuckwagon100 000sick
JeffMandy

Desired
JinDandy
Favor18,500Bye
Chuckwagon100,000sick
JeffMandy

Adding a comma within a text string based on a condtion

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