The Ultimate Excel VBA Course - Learn and Master VBA Fast - Mid Function

The video tutorial explains the MID function, which extracts characters from a string. It details the function's three parameters: the string to search, the starting position, and the number of characters to grab. A code example is provided, demonstrating how to use the MID function to extract a substring from an email address. The tutorial also discusses the function's utility in loops and how changing parameters affects the output.

What are the three main components of the MID function?

• String to search, starting position, number of characters to grab

• String to search, ending position, number of characters to grab

• String to search, starting position, ending position

• String to search, number of characters to grab, ending position

In the provided code example, what is stored in the 'e-mail' variable?

• A postal address

• A URL

• An email address

• A phone number

What does the MID function extract from the 'e-mail' variable in the example?

• The username

• The domain name

• The entire email address

• The top-level domain

How does changing the starting position in the MID function affect the output?

• It changes the length of the output

• It changes the case of the output

• It changes the data type of the output

• It changes the starting point of the extracted substring

What happens when you increase the number of characters to grab in the MID function?

• The output becomes shorter

• The output remains the same

• The output includes more characters

• The output becomes a number