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Removing Non numeric characters from cell in Microsoft Excel using VBA

This blog will demonstrate how to remove the non numeric characters from the cell in Microsoft Excel 2016.

Assume that you have a worksheet where a cells from the range “A1:D30” contains the alpha-numeric characters like ABHGFD458909LOGH and you have a task to retain only the numeric characters in the cell and remove the non-numeric characters.

How can you remove the non-numeric characters from a cell in Microsoft Excel ?

One of the options we have is to use the the VBA code to remove the non-numeric characters.

1. Open the Microsoft Visual Basic for Application Window using the shortcut key “ALT + F11”.

2. In the Microsoft Visual Basic for Application Window , select the menu Insert –> Module.

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3. Paste the following code in the Module window and press F5 key to run it.

Sub RemoveNonNumeric()
    Dim sheetName As String
    sheetName = "Sheet1"
    Dim CellRange As String
    CellRange = "A1:D30"
    Dim rng As Range
    For Each rng In Sheets(sheetName).Range(CellRange).Cells
     Dim index As Integer
     Dim result As String
     result = ""
        For index = 1 To Len(rng.Value)
            Select Case Asc(Mid(rng.Value, index, 1))
                Case 48 To 57:
                    result = result & Mid(rng.Value, index, 1)
                End Select
        Next
        rng.Value = result
    Next
End Sub

You should immediately see only the numeric characters in the cell…

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