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is there a way to export the results of the 'find' query to a notepad or a
new excel sheet)
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Hi Amir,

is there a way to export the results of the 'find' query to a notepad or a
new excel sheet)


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I expect that the only way to do that would be through VBA. If you press
Alt-F11 from Excel you'll go to the VBA editor. Go to Help and look up the
Find method and view the topic as it relates to a Range object. There is
example code included that cycles through every instance that Find locates.
You could cobble that code together with some other code to write the results
to a text file.


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