Re: HTML string get length

> >Here's a very simple function to do that David. It copes with
arbitrary HTML
> >(and even XML), and doesn't use Regular Expressions and stuff
> >
> >Private Function lLenHTML(sHTML As String) As Long
> > lLenHTML = Len(Join(Filter(Split(Replace(Replace(sHTML, "<",
"<" &
> >Chr(1)), ">", "<"), "<"), Chr(1), False), ""))
> >End Function
> >
> Bloody hell, this is shades of The Exorcist.
> Rick is possessing Tony ? ;-)

There are tears of joy running down my face after seeing Tony's
posting.<g>

Rick


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