How can I make the find dialog box appear as soon as I open a spr.
I have a spreadsheet that needs to be used down in the plant area where
people don't know very much about computers. I'm trying to make it easier for them by letting them just have to open the spreadsheet through a shortcut and then I'm hoping that I can just have the find dialog box pop up right away without them doing anything so that they can just find what they are looking for. It's a very large spreadsheet so it would be very helpful for them to be able to do this. Is this possible? |
You would need a macro for that it also means that they have to enable macros
when prompted, right click the excel icon next to the ftoolbar with file/ edit view etc and select view code and paste in the following Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaFind).Show press alt + q and save the workbook Regards, Peo sjoblom "christieb1975" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that needs to be used down in the plant area where people don't know very much about computers. I'm trying to make it easier for them by letting them just have to open the spreadsheet through a shortcut and then I'm hoping that I can just have the find dialog box pop up right away without them doing anything so that they can just find what they are looking for. It's a very large spreadsheet so it would be very helpful for them to be able to do this. Is this possible? |
Sorry, paste in this
Private Sub Workbook_Open() Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaFind).Show End Sub Regards, Peo Sjoblom "christieb1975" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that needs to be used down in the plant area where people don't know very much about computers. I'm trying to make it easier for them by letting them just have to open the spreadsheet through a shortcut and then I'm hoping that I can just have the find dialog box pop up right away without them doing anything so that they can just find what they are looking for. It's a very large spreadsheet so it would be very helpful for them to be able to do this. Is this possible? |
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