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DanKMTB@gmail.com wrote: A lady friend of mine has recently taken an interest in mountain biking. I'm excited about this, since it'll give me anther partner in my favorite sport and give us a chance to hang out more often. She has never had a "real" bike before, but her primary recollection of any problems from cycling in the past has always been soreness from the saddle.

Imam onoga 480 sa kompletnom opremom. Zadovoljan za tu lovu. Nije bogzna kaj ušminkan,ali dobro drži more. Eventualno malo proklizava kod skretanja, jer nema uopće kobilicu, ali to nije bitno. I prova mu se diže, a neda se puno trimat, te ove godine planiram staviti balastni tank (vrećasti) sa 100L vode napred, pa mi vele da to rješava problem. Sama guma je prilično kvalitetna. Imal sam dost

>> I like the "split at last space" condition 'challenge'. A little more "wordy" than your regex solution, but still a one-liner (my own self-imposed restriction) VBA function... Function Truncate(ByVal Source As String, _ Optional TrimAt As Long = 30000) As String Truncate = RTrim$(Left(Source, InStrRev(Left(Source, TrimAt), ".") - _

> Just for kicks, if the OP does not want to return an error if there are no dots in the string, here is a regex that will 1. Return a maximum of 500 characters and, in order of priority a. Return up to the last "." if there is one b. If no ".", then split at the last <space> c. If no "." or <space>, return 500 characters. (note that it does not return the ending <space