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Default How to set variable to nothing

Excel 2002, WinXP
I have the following code within a loop.

On Error Resume Next
Sht = ClientList.Find(What:=.............
On Error GoTo 0
If Sht Is Nothing Then.................

My problem is that, because this in a loop, the variable "Sht" will retain
its previous value if the Find statement cannot find the search item.
Therefore, the "If Sht Is Nothing Then....." statement will not do what I
want.

My question is:
What can I set as the value of Sht, before the above code, to have the "If"
statement react as I want? Sht = Nothing doesn't do it.

Or a more general question:
How can I determine that the Find statement found nothing?

I know that I can use "On Error GoTo Somewhere" but is there a better way?
Thanks for your help. Otto


 
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