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Finding data in a Range / Returning Cell Location
I have set a Range in Worksheet2 called Master_Rate. From
within my VBA code I need to be able to locate the cell in that range that contains a specific value and then return the cell reference. I have tried using the Find Method but am not gettng the results I expected. Thanks for any help Betsy |
Finding data in a Range / Returning Cell Location
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Alan Beban Betsy Jones wrote: I have set a Range in Worksheet2 called Master_Rate. From within my VBA code I need to be able to locate the cell in that range that contains a specific value and then return the cell reference. I have tried using the Find Method but am not gettng the results I expected. Thanks for any help Betsy |
Finding data in a Range / Returning Cell Location
Here is the code: Function Find_Min_Rate() Dim Cell As Range WS2.Activate Set Cell = Range("Master_Rates").Find(what:=MinRate, LookIn:=xlValues) Cell.Select MsgBox "Cell address is " & Cell.Address(RowAbsolute:=False, ColumnAbsolute:=False) End Function It was 'sort of' working for a while. My range contains the values 6.000 thru 8.000 in increments of .125. If I searched for 6.125, I could locate the cell. If I searched for searched for 7 it would find 6.750. I think I can work around that (though I will take any suggestions. HOWEVER - Some gremlin seems to have invaded by computer. Now it doesn't seem to find a match whatever I do? HELP. Betsy *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! |
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