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Hi all,
I have created a text box within a userform and I have the following problem. I wish to enter a surname into the text box, click a Find control (that I have also placed on the userform) and search through a column of cells in a worksheet and locate the surname that I have entered into the text box. For example if I enter 'Smith' into the text box, I wish for it to locate, and stop on each 'Smith'. After having done the above I would like to take it a step further and use the star (*) wildcard with the search. For example if I enter Sm* into the text box, I wish for it to locate, and stop on each 'Smith', 'Smyth', 'Smithson' etc - that is, all the records that start with 'Sm'. Likewise, if I enter *ones into the text box, I wish for it to locate, and stop on each 'Jones', 'Simones', 'Carones' etc - that is, all the records that end with 'ones'. Thanks again for your help |
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