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If my query is "S5 Q3 R9 " The macro you sent will also display, as an exact/inverted match, results : "S5KK Q3 R9", which is not desired. That doesn't get returned when I run it. Did you change the macro that I posted? "S5[+space]" is what I want it to search for, not "S5". That way it wouldn't return S5KK because there is not a space after 5. In my database (the "SCIT" page) there is a space after every word in every cell, even the last word in every cell, because I anticipated that the macro would have to search for [word]+[space]. The two lines that look like this what:=FWhat(j) & Chr(32), _ are what add the space and it seems to work properly for me. I can send you the workbook I used for testing if you want to look it over and see if there is an assumption that I'm missing. -- Dick Kusleika MVP - Excel www.dicks-clicks.com Post all replies to the newsgroup. |
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