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I posted a thread about 4 days ago with a question similar to this, bu
only got one reply which didn't help much, so here I go again(with mor detail this time): this is my code right now: With Worksheets("06").Range("A1:A275") Set C = .Find(What:=Right("0000000" & textbox1.Value, 7) lookat:=xlWhole) ok, now you see how i'm only referring to one sheet ("06")? Instead i'd like to refer to all the sheets in the workbook. Either that o refer to a range of worksheets. I can't use the "sheets(array(sheet1 sheet2)" method because this workbooks is updated daily and I can' refer to specific sheets unless it's a range to say "everything betwee this sheet and that sheet" ...actually i need to refer to 3 differen workbooks (all the same range, and all of which will already be open). any help? :( : -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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