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Frantic Excel-er

Keep find box open while in spreadsheet
 
Hi...
I was wondering how I can keep my find box open while I am entering and
editing data in my spreadsheet. It is very frustrating to have to
continually select the find option, type in what I want to find, close the
window, do any changes or calcs, and then reopen to find the next. I am using
Excel 2000.

HELP!!!!!

Doug Kanter


"Frantic Excel-er" <Frantic wrote in
message ...
Hi...
I was wondering how I can keep my find box open while I am entering and
editing data in my spreadsheet. It is very frustrating to have to
continually select the find option, type in what I want to find, close the
window, do any changes or calcs, and then reopen to find the next. I am
using
Excel 2000.

HELP!!!!!


It's programmed that way. You can't change it. However, the CTRL-F keyboard
shortcut might try your patience less than the Edit, Find menu method.



Pat Flynn

I don't think you can keep it open-shortcut is Ctrl+F
Pat

"Frantic Excel-er" wrote:

Hi...
I was wondering how I can keep my find box open while I am entering and
editing data in my spreadsheet. It is very frustrating to have to
continually select the find option, type in what I want to find, close the
window, do any changes or calcs, and then reopen to find the next. I am using
Excel 2000.

HELP!!!!!


Frantic Excel-er

I know I have been able to do it while working at a different company.
Anyone know if this changes for more recent versions of 2000?

"Frantic Excel-er" wrote:

Hi...
I was wondering how I can keep my find box open while I am entering and
editing data in my spreadsheet. It is very frustrating to have to
continually select the find option, type in what I want to find, close the
window, do any changes or calcs, and then reopen to find the next. I am using
Excel 2000.

HELP!!!!!


Harald Staff

Hi

If you know a litttle VBA, build your own modeless Find - Replace dialog,
and add "find all", "search by format" and other cool features to it too.
Not only very useful, it's also great fun to do.

Best wishes Harald

"Frantic Excel-er" <Frantic skrev i
melding ...
Hi...
I was wondering how I can keep my find box open while I am entering and
editing data in my spreadsheet. It is very frustrating to have to
continually select the find option, type in what I want to find, close the
window, do any changes or calcs, and then reopen to find the next. I am

using
Excel 2000.

HELP!!!!!




Harald Staff

Yes. Excel XP and Excel 2003 can do that.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Frantic Excel-er" <Frantic skrev i
melding ...
I know I have been able to do it while working at a different company.
Anyone know if this changes for more recent versions of 2000?

"Frantic Excel-er" wrote:

Hi...
I was wondering how I can keep my find box open while I am entering and
editing data in my spreadsheet. It is very frustrating to have to
continually select the find option, type in what I want to find, close

the
window, do any changes or calcs, and then reopen to find the next. I am

using
Excel 2000.

HELP!!!!!




Frantic Excel-er

Thanks Harald....don't know Visual Basic myself, but I might know someone who
does.



"Harald Staff" wrote:

Hi

If you know a litttle VBA, build your own modeless Find - Replace dialog,
and add "find all", "search by format" and other cool features to it too.
Not only very useful, it's also great fun to do.

Best wishes Harald

"Frantic Excel-er" <Frantic skrev i
melding ...
Hi...
I was wondering how I can keep my find box open while I am entering and
editing data in my spreadsheet. It is very frustrating to have to
continually select the find option, type in what I want to find, close the
window, do any changes or calcs, and then reopen to find the next. I am

using
Excel 2000.

HELP!!!!!






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