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Can you code a macro so it runs multiple times in the same workboo
I need a macro that finds and replaces to repeat once it is run within the
same workbook, until it has found and replaced everything. |
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Can you code a macro so it runs multiple times in the same workboo
Why would you need to run it multiple times?
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom http://nwexcelsolutions.com "dpmac" wrote in message ... I need a macro that finds and replaces to repeat once it is run within the same workbook, until it has found and replaced everything. |
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Can you code a macro so it runs multiple times in the same workboo
Take a look at Find and FindNext methods in VBA help, or even the Replace
method. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "dpmac" wrote in message ... I need a macro that finds and replaces to repeat once it is run within the same workbook, until it has found and replaced everything. |
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