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Hope some fresh eyes might help! :-)
With this line Set endCell = ActiveSheet.Range("B15:B19").Find(0, LookIn:=xlValues) I try to find the value 0 in the range of B15 to B19. I have tried to enter 0 in both all and either of the 5 cells, but no matter what it returns Nothing for the varialble endCell. The range B15:B19 is formatted as number with 2 digits. Regards Snedker |
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No trouble with Excel 2002:
?ActiveSheet.Range("B15:B19").Find(0, LookIn:=xlValues).Address $B$17 Is this statement in a function rather than a macro? Problems have been reported using Find within a UDF, mostly with Excel 97. -- Vasant "Snedker" wrote in message ... Hope some fresh eyes might help! :-) With this line Set endCell = ActiveSheet.Range("B15:B19").Find(0, LookIn:=xlValues) I try to find the value 0 in the range of B15 to B19. I have tried to enter 0 in both all and either of the 5 cells, but no matter what it returns Nothing for the varialble endCell. The range B15:B19 is formatted as number with 2 digits. Regards Snedker |
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