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xlDummy
 
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I have been using Find & Replace for years in a filtered worksheet and it
only updated the visible rows only.

But today, it has updated all rows; ie includes those rows which are hidden.
This has never happened before.

I have looked in options for any flags to be set but then again the defult
settings has not been changed since the last successful use of this
functionality.

Any hint or help.

Cheers

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Gord Dibben
 
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You sure the rows are not visible due to a filter?

If they are then only visible cells should change.

If the rows are actually hidden manually, they will change.

A work-around for the second case is to F5SpecialVisible cells only and run
your replace on those.


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On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 17:43:02 -0800, "xlDummy"
wrote:

I have been using Find & Replace for years in a filtered worksheet and it
only updated the visible rows only.

But today, it has updated all rows; ie includes those rows which are hidden.
This has never happened before.

I have looked in options for any flags to be set but then again the defult
settings has not been changed since the last successful use of this
functionality.

Any hint or help.

Cheers


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