Answer Posted / mogal

str=" i love india"

StrSpl = Split(str," ")

For j = 0 to Ubound(StrSpl)

result1 = result1 & " " & ReverseStr1(StrSpl(j))
Next

msgbox result1

Function ReverseStr1(Str1)
For i = 1 to Len(Str1)
ReverseStr1 = mid(Str1,i,1) & ReverseStr1
Next
End Function

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