VBA and find: "lookat"
You're right. Excel does store them, but it doesn't make that storage area
available to the developer/programmer.
Carlo wrote:
Hi Dave
well, excel needs to store them somewhere, that's for sure, because it
remembers the last settings.
But the question was, how can I get to this information.
Thanks for taking the time to answer to my question
Carlo
"Dave Peterson" wrote:
Excel doesn't store the current settings.
Setting them to what you think is ok is about as good as you can do.
Carlo wrote:
Hi All
I have the following issue, which is discussed on a lot of sites but not
with the approach that i am trying to do:
I use the range.find in a sub in my program, now, as we can read in the help
file, excel stores the settings and reuses them if omitted. So far so good.
Now I would like to store the current settings, use the range.find function
and restore the settings.
My Problem is, that I do not know where excel stores these settings.
Hope someone can help me.
Thanks in Advance
Carlo
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