Hi Greg,

There is quite a good example of Find Method in help that handles Not found.
If you can't follow it well enough to implement then post the code you
recorded for the find and I will edit it for you and include some comments as
to what is occurring.

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Regards,

OssieMac


"Greg" wrote:

I have recorded a Macro and I am modifying it(easiest way for me to learn).
However I have run into a situation I can not find a solution in any
documentation.

Basically I have series of "cells.find" in sheet 1 of a workbook followed by
a copy and paste to sheet 2 in the workbook.

All is well if I find all the information I am trying to find with the
cells.find.

Before each "cells.find" I have inserted a statement "On Error goto Label1"
or Label2, etc.

Basically I am skipping the copy and paste and looking for the next
information I need with the next "cells.find" .

The first time I perform a "cells.find" and do not find the required
information I branch correctly to the next part of the macro that does
another "cells.find".

If I encounter another error condition the macro does not take the branch to
On Error GoTo Label20. It generates a run time error (91).

I have added "err.Clear" and "On Error GoTo 0" but I still get a runtime
error on the second failure of the "cells.find".

I can not get the Macro to reset the "On Error GoTo Labeln".

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to remedy this situation. I believe
there may be some Pure VB solutions but I don't think I am ready to tackle
them yet when I can't even get this "dumb" macro to work.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Greg