VBA Find and Replace Part of a URL

tomgrandy

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Here is my dilemma that might seem easy to you all, but am unsure how to write a VBA to accomplish.

I have a cell that I need to do a find and replace on up to the very last part (/1.jpg, /2.jpg, etc.)

The original cell info is as follows:

/1.jpg

What I need it to do when the VBA runs is rename it to (URL and path in blue to identify what needs replaced.

sites/default/files/images/auctions/AUCTION_DATE/1.jpg
sites/default/files/images/auctions/AUCTION_DATE/2.jpg
sites/default/files/images/auctions/AUCTION_DATE/3.jpg

Thanks in advance!
 
Another option to try:
VBA Code:
Sub tomgrandy_1()
Dim i As Long
Dim c As Range
Dim tx As String
Dim va, ary

va = Range("A1", Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp))
tx = "sites/default/files/images/auctions/AUCTION_DATE/"
For i = 1 To UBound(va, 1)
    ary = Split(va(i, 1), "/")
    va(i, 1) = tx & ary(UBound(ary))
Next
Range("B1").Resize(UBound(va, 1), 1) = va
End Sub
Example:
Book1
AB
1https://images.sitename.com/AuctionImages/3173/239780/FullSize/1.jpgsites/default/files/images/auctions/AUCTION_DATE/1.jpg
2https://images.sitename.com/AuctionImages/3173/239780/FullSize/2.jpgsites/default/files/images/auctions/AUCTION_DATE/2.jpg
3https://images.sitename.com/AuctionImages/1111/239780/FullSize/3.jpgsites/default/files/images/auctions/AUCTION_DATE/3.jpg
4https://images.sitename.com/AuctionImages/3333/222222/FullSize/4.jpgsites/default/files/images/auctions/AUCTION_DATE/4.jpg
Sheet4
@Akuini - Thanks for the solution!! Works impressively well. Much appreciated.
 
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You're welcome, glad to help & thanks for the feedback.:)
 
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