Parse text from string

Av8tordude

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I have a userform label that will display price & percentage ...i.e. -$408.66 (-14.29%). Can someone assist in parsing out only the percentage (i.e. -14.29%) from the string so I can input it into a cell.

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   Range("L1") = Left(Split(Me.Label1, "(")(1), Len(Split(Me.Label1, "(")(1)) - 1)
 
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Exellent...Thank you very much Fluff. Greatly appreciate the help and the quick response. Cheers!
 
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Glad to help & thanks for the feedback
 
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