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Hi to all,
Is it possible that any searched cell through "control+F' should be appeared at the first row? Thanks in advance, Tazeem |
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Not without using VBA and then only if there is one found cell.
If you foind 9 instances of the the value, which one should be on the first row? How about you use Autofilter to find the value? That will hide all rows without the value. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 12 Jan 2009 05:24:03 -0800, Tazeem wrote: Hi to all, Is it possible that any searched cell through "control+F' should be appeared at the first row? Thanks in advance, Tazeem |
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I am sorry ! I repeat my question "Is it possible that any searched cell
through (control+F or any other command) should be appeared at the top of page or sheet? Regards "Tazeem" wrote: Hi to all, Is it possible that any searched cell through "control+F' should be appeared at the first row? Thanks in advance, Tazeem |
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I didn't understand your question, but Gord answered it yesterday:
-- David Biddulph "Tazeem" wrote in message ... I am sorry ! I repeat my question "Is it possible that any searched cell through (control+F or any other command) should be appeared at the top of page or sheet? Regards "Tazeem" wrote: Hi to all, Is it possible that any searched cell through "control+F' should be appeared at the first row? Thanks in advance, Tazeem |
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Let's be generous to OP and call it a reply rather than an answer<g
Gord On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:53:01 -0000, "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote: I didn't understand your question, but Gord answered it yesterday: |
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