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d41sy

"Excel cannot find the data you are searching for" but I can see i
 
I have made a workbook with some numbers in, i.e. 0001 - 9999 and another
column with 00000 - 99999 (not all of these num,bers but just some in a
sequence).

When I then try to find these numbers, Excel "cannot find the data you are
looking for" even though I can see the number in front of my eyes on the
workbook!

Any help with this confusing problem would be very greatly appreciated,
Many thanks
d41sy

dlw

"Excel cannot find the data you are searching for" but I can see i
 
could it be rounding? for example, enter 1233.9999 and it displays as 1234,
if you search for 1234 it will not find it.

"d41sy" wrote:

I have made a workbook with some numbers in, i.e. 0001 - 9999 and another
column with 00000 - 99999 (not all of these num,bers but just some in a
sequence).

When I then try to find these numbers, Excel "cannot find the data you are
looking for" even though I can see the number in front of my eyes on the
workbook!

Any help with this confusing problem would be very greatly appreciated,
Many thanks
d41sy


RM

"Excel cannot find the data you are searching for" but I can s
 
Make sure in options you have formula selected and not values.


"dlw" wrote:

could it be rounding? for example, enter 1233.9999 and it displays as 1234,
if you search for 1234 it will not find it.

"d41sy" wrote:

I have made a workbook with some numbers in, i.e. 0001 - 9999 and another
column with 00000 - 99999 (not all of these num,bers but just some in a
sequence).

When I then try to find these numbers, Excel "cannot find the data you are
looking for" even though I can see the number in front of my eyes on the
workbook!

Any help with this confusing problem would be very greatly appreciated,
Many thanks
d41sy



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