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Excel - "Find" Feature
My "Find" feature does not appear to be working on a specific spreadsheet. I
use it to look for a number that I know is there and I get a message back stating Microsoft cannot locate. What can I do to correct problem? |
Excel - "Find" Feature
When using Find, if you have more than one cell selected in a worksheet then
Find only looks in the selected range. Therefore ensure that you only have one cell selected or that you have the entire range to search selected. Also check that the number you are looking for is not in text format with a leading or trailing space or other non visible character. Uncheck the box for Match entire cell contents should establish if this is the problem. Perhaps others have some more ideas for you to check. -- Regards, OssieMac "ManhattanRebel" wrote: My "Find" feature does not appear to be working on a specific spreadsheet. I use it to look for a number that I know is there and I get a message back stating Microsoft cannot locate. What can I do to correct problem? |
Excel - "Find" Feature
Also, double check the lookin dropdown box. Are you searching the cell
values or formulas?? "ManhattanRebel" wrote: My "Find" feature does not appear to be working on a specific spreadsheet. I use it to look for a number that I know is there and I get a message back stating Microsoft cannot locate. What can I do to correct problem? |
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