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Is there a way in Excel to search for a word across many sheets in a document?
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Group the sheets by clicking the first tab, then holding down shift while
clicking the last. Don't forget to ungroup the sheets when you are done or
all changes made in one sheet will be done in all other sheets as well


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Group the sheets before "Find" is attempted.

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