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I have a row of data named MyData. The cells contain names as strings, I
want to do an action if the string "Tank" is found in the cell. I wrote the following code to locate the string within the cell name string (tszName): TFPos = Application.WorksheetFunction.Find("Tank", tszName,1) If TFPos 0 Then Do the action This code works fine if Tank is in the string. If it is not there, the Find returns #VALUE!, this stops the macro. I have looked at the other functions that Excel provides, however all provide some sort of error code if the string is not found. Can some one suggest a workaround or a better technique? Thanks in advance for your help! Ray |
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