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Dave Peterson
 
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Excel's behavior changed from xl97 (which found stuff ok, but had other issues
with merged cells).

I don't know of a work-around.

I do my best to follow Frank's suggestion.

Chuck Davis wrote:

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Try looking in Formulas rather than values.

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Tom Ogilvy

"Chuck Davis" wrote

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"Frank Kabel" wrote:

Hi
easiest solution. Don't use merged cells. They just

create to much
problems!

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Frankfurt, Germany

"Chuck Davis"

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One of our Club members has a workbook with 31

sheets. He has used
Merge &
Center in several locations on several sheets. When

he searches
(Ctrl+F)
words within the Merged cells are never found. I

have easily
recreated the
situation on a workbook with only three sheets. The

words in the
merged cells
are not found.

Any solutions?
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Sun City Anthem Computer Club newsletter.

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Someone else have a solution?



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We tried all three options.


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