I want to return true if开发者_运维问答 some strings = 'XXXXX'
Where every X is a number 0 through 9
I know there must be a dozen ways to do this but I would like to know the best way.
yourString Like "#####"
If you want the simplest way, you can go with this:
Function MyFunction(myString As String) As Boolean
MyFunction = ((Len(myString) = 5) And (IsNumeric(myString)))
End Function
If you want the more efficient way, you'd have to run some tests for the different methods people suggested.
Edit: The previous solution doesn't work well (see the first 2 comments) but I'm letting it there since it's what has been accepted. Here is what I would do :
Function MyFunction(myString As String) As Boolean
Dim myDouble As Double
Dim myLong As Long
myDouble = Val(myString)
myLong = Int(myDouble / 10000)
MyFunction = ((Len(myString) = 5) And (myLong > 0) And (myLong < 10))
End Function
There is no error "protection" in that function, so if you try to check a too large number like 22222222222222, it will not work.
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Basically want to check
(Len(s) = 5) And IsNumeric(s)
You can also use regular expressions to solve this problem. If you include Microsoft VBScript Regular Expressions 5.5 in your VBA project, you can use RegExp
and MatchCollection
variables as in the function below. (This is a modification of the response to this post at ozgrid.com.)
Public Function FiveDigitString(strData As String) As Boolean
On Error GoTo HandleError
Dim RE As New RegExp
Dim REMatches As MatchCollection
With RE
.MultiLine = False
.Global = False
.IgnoreCase = True
.Pattern = "^[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]$"
End With
Set REMatches = RE.Execute(strData)
If REMatches.Count = 1 Then
FiveDigitString = True
Else
FiveDigitString = False
End If
Exit Function
HandleError:
Debug.Print "Error in FiveDigitString: " & Err.Description
FiveDigitString = False
End Function
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