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I was wondering how I would make it to where everytime I open a specific
workbook the Find box automatically starts with the parameter to search the entire workbook? I tried to use the SendKeys function but man that was messed up. I tried to record a macro and tweak it but that never worked. Thanks In Advance, R |
Open Find Dialog at WorkbookOpen
How about:
Sub Answer() SendKeys "^f%h{down}~" End Sub "Rob" wrote in message ... I was wondering how I would make it to where everytime I open a specific workbook the Find box automatically starts with the parameter to search the entire workbook? I tried to use the SendKeys function but man that was messed up. I tried to record a macro and tweak it but that never worked. Thanks In Advance, R |
Open Find Dialog at WorkbookOpen
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Thanks Much! R "Bob Umlas" wrote: How about: Sub Answer() SendKeys "^f%h{down}~" End Sub "Rob" wrote in message ... I was wondering how I would make it to where everytime I open a specific workbook the Find box automatically starts with the parameter to search the entire workbook? I tried to use the SendKeys function but man that was messed up. I tried to record a macro and tweak it but that never worked. Thanks In Advance, R |
Open Find Dialog at WorkbookOpen
-- Steve "Bob Umlas" wrote: How about: Sub Answer() SendKeys "^f%h{down}~" End Sub "Rob" wrote in message ... I was wondering how I would make it to where everytime I open a specific workbook the Find box automatically starts with the parameter to search the entire workbook? I tried to use the SendKeys function but man that was messed up. I tried to record a macro and tweak it but that never worked. Thanks In Advance, R To Bob Ulmus What can I add to your following code to have it search only on Column A and make it read only ? Sub Answer() SendKeys "^f%h{down}~" End Sub Thanks |
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