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I posted this question in Set Up but I no one answered, maybe it can't be
done, anyways here goes :
By pressing Ctrl+F ( or the find button) I get a dialog box with the
particular
default of looking in WORKSHEET.
I always searched the whole WORKBOOK, so I have to dropdown to that option
all the time.
Q : is there a set up for excel 2003 to get "search in WORKBOOK" as default
everytime I click the search button ? ( or Ctrl+F ).
I somebody knows then YES or NO will answer my question. Thanks in advance.
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I don't believe you can change the defaults.



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I posted this question in Set Up but I no one answered, maybe it can't be
done, anyways here goes :
By pressing Ctrl+F ( or the find button) I get a dialog box with the
particular
default of looking in WORKSHEET.
I always searched the whole WORKBOOK, so I have to dropdown to that option
all the time.
Q : is there a set up for excel 2003 to get "search in WORKBOOK" as
default
everytime I click the search button ? ( or Ctrl+F ).
I somebody knows then YES or NO will answer my question. Thanks in
advance.


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Thanks a lot, thats all I want to hear( or read).
Is a double satisfaction to get the answer from such excel knowledgeable
person.
THANKS Chip Pearson.

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I don't believe you can change the defaults.



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I posted this question in Set Up but I no one answered, maybe it can't be
done, anyways here goes :
By pressing Ctrl+F ( or the find button) I get a dialog box with the
particular
default of looking in WORKSHEET.
I always searched the whole WORKBOOK, so I have to dropdown to that option
all the time.
Q : is there a set up for excel 2003 to get "search in WORKBOOK" as
default
everytime I click the search button ? ( or Ctrl+F ).
I somebody knows then YES or NO will answer my question. Thanks in
advance.


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