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Hi, i'm trying to write a macro that will search the sheet i am workin
in and if the letters PY appear in a cell anywhere in the sheet th
macro will return "PY = Prior Year" in column A, in a row beneath th
last row being used.

This i can do.

However, i having searched for "PY" i then want the macro to search fo
"BS" returning a value to the A column, beneath the lowest active row.
Ideally i want to be able to repeat this for a variety of informatio
searches, producing a key.

I'm sure this is possible but my inability to do it is driving me mad
please help me!!

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