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Hi!
I have this problem: when I call the normal search form to find a cell in the active sheet (with STR+F), it works without problems. But when I call the search form by the VBA command: "application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaFind).Show " I get the message that there is no such content. What could be wrong? Thanks to all Bernd |
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IIRC, for some reason the VBA statement does not work exactly like the menu
command when only a single cell is selected. -- Vasant "Bernd" wrote in message y.telekom.at... Hi! I have this problem: when I call the normal search form to find a cell in the active sheet (with STR+F), it works without problems. But when I call the search form by the VBA command: "application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaFind).Show " I get the message that there is no such content. What could be wrong? Thanks to all Bernd |
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Hi Bernd
try the following: activesheet.usedrange.select application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaFind).Show -----Original Message----- Hi! I have this problem: when I call the normal search form to find a cell in the active sheet (with STR+F), it works without problems. But when I call the search form by the VBA command: "application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaFind).Show " I get the message that there is no such content. What could be wrong? Thanks to all Bernd . |
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application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaFind).Show
works ok for me (Win 2000 & Excel 2000) |
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