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![]() Hi Group, Have below code. ActiveSheet is WorkSheets(1). Is this the correct syntax for the "search area"? Seems not to work. Thanks for any hints. Brgds CG Rosén Dim d With Worksheets(4).Range("B1:B100") '???????? Set d = .Find(ComboBox1.Text, LookIn:=xlValues) If d Is Nothing Then MsgBox "OK" Else MsgBox "NIL" End If End With |
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Try this With Worksheets(1).Range("B1:B100") Set d = .Find(combobox1.text, LookIn:=xlValues) If Not d Is Nothing Then firstaddress = d.Address MsgBox "OK" Else MsgBox "NIL" End If End With You don't need to dim d as you are setting it. -----Original Message----- Hi Group, Have below code. ActiveSheet is WorkSheets(1). Is this the correct syntax for the "search area"? Seems not to work. Thanks for any hints. Brgds CG Rosén Dim d With Worksheets(4).Range ("B1:B100") '???????? Set d = .Find(ComboBox1.Text, LookIn:=xlValues) If d Is Nothing Then MsgBox "OK" Else MsgBox "NIL" End If End With . |
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