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Is there away to keep Excel from jumping to the next column when I do a
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Highlight the column first.

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Thanks, but I want to limit my search to just the one column for
multiple searches. What happens now is that when I search column a for
something and then do another search for something that may be above
where I just searched it will search the rest of column a and then go
to column b.

I would like to be able to restrict searches to just the one column.

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Highlight the column first.

Hope this helps.

Pete

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Is there away to keep Excel from jumping to the next column when I do a
search by column.

Thanks


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