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Dear Sir,
I encounter some problem in using Find and Replace function. I highlight A1: A7 and type in BTH100 to search the listing. When I click next for 6 times the cursor goes to A1, follow by A2, A3,A4 and A5 and finally returns to A1. In my opinion, BHT100 only occur twice in the listing, the cursor should only goes to cell A1 follow by A5 and finally return to A1 again. It should not go to other cells whereby its first six characters are BHT100 because all those references are diiferent from what I key to search at the menu. A 1 BTH100 2 BTH1006 3 BTH10086 4 BTH100065 5 BTH100 6 BTH206 7 BTH408 May I know how to make this function to do the right thing? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
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-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Mr. Low" wrote in message ... Dear Sir, I encounter some problem in using Find and Replace function. I highlight A1: A7 and type in BTH100 to search the listing. When I click next for 6 times the cursor goes to A1, follow by A2, A3,A4 and A5 and finally returns to A1. In my opinion, BHT100 only occur twice in the listing, the cursor should only goes to cell A1 follow by A5 and finally return to A1 again. It should not go to other cells whereby its first six characters are BHT100 because all those references are diiferent from what I key to search at the menu. A 1 BTH100 2 BTH1006 3 BTH10086 4 BTH100065 5 BTH100 6 BTH206 7 BTH408 May I know how to make this function to do the right thing? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
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You really want to match the *exact contents* of the cell, instead of
matching any cell that *contains* BTH100. In the Find and Replace window..... CHECK: Match entire cell contents That should fix your problem.... Does it? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Mr. Low" wrote: Dear Sir, I encounter some problem in using Find and Replace function. I highlight A1: A7 and type in BTH100 to search the listing. When I click next for 6 times the cursor goes to A1, follow by A2, A3,A4 and A5 and finally returns to A1. In my opinion, BHT100 only occur twice in the listing, the cursor should only goes to cell A1 follow by A5 and finally return to A1 again. It should not go to other cells whereby its first six characters are BHT100 because all those references are diiferent from what I key to search at the menu. A 1 BTH100 2 BTH1006 3 BTH10086 4 BTH100065 5 BTH100 6 BTH206 7 BTH408 May I know how to make this function to do the right thing? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
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Hello Ron,
Yes, it works. Many thanks. Low -- A36B58K641 "Ron Coderre" wrote: You really want to match the *exact contents* of the cell, instead of matching any cell that *contains* BTH100. In the Find and Replace window..... CHECK: Match entire cell contents That should fix your problem.... Does it? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Mr. Low" wrote: Dear Sir, I encounter some problem in using Find and Replace function. I highlight A1: A7 and type in BTH100 to search the listing. When I click next for 6 times the cursor goes to A1, follow by A2, A3,A4 and A5 and finally returns to A1. In my opinion, BHT100 only occur twice in the listing, the cursor should only goes to cell A1 follow by A5 and finally return to A1 again. It should not go to other cells whereby its first six characters are BHT100 because all those references are diiferent from what I key to search at the menu. A 1 BTH100 2 BTH1006 3 BTH10086 4 BTH100065 5 BTH100 6 BTH206 7 BTH408 May I know how to make this function to do the right thing? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
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I'm glad I could help......thanks for the feedback.
*********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Mr. Low" wrote: Hello Ron, Yes, it works. Many thanks. Low -- A36B58K641 "Ron Coderre" wrote: You really want to match the *exact contents* of the cell, instead of matching any cell that *contains* BTH100. In the Find and Replace window..... CHECK: Match entire cell contents That should fix your problem.... Does it? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Mr. Low" wrote: Dear Sir, I encounter some problem in using Find and Replace function. I highlight A1: A7 and type in BTH100 to search the listing. When I click next for 6 times the cursor goes to A1, follow by A2, A3,A4 and A5 and finally returns to A1. In my opinion, BHT100 only occur twice in the listing, the cursor should only goes to cell A1 follow by A5 and finally return to A1 again. It should not go to other cells whereby its first six characters are BHT100 because all those references are diiferent from what I key to search at the menu. A 1 BTH100 2 BTH1006 3 BTH10086 4 BTH100065 5 BTH100 6 BTH206 7 BTH408 May I know how to make this function to do the right thing? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
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