Hey guys


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Above is some sample data I am working with.

Below is the code that references the above sample data.
In this below code the variable "ItemValue" will represent
each of the sample data individually:

Do Until SPSave = EPSave
FndOccurances = Worksheets("SMSRD").Range("K" &
SPSave).Find(ItemValue)
If FndOccurances < Empty Then
AddFnd = AddFnd + 1
Else
End If
Loop

Lets say ItemValue = 0. My code should be returning 3 but
instead its returning 5. Its returning this because its
looking for 0 in all the values. Since 5 of the values in
the sample data contains 0s in the value, it returns 5. I
only want it to look at exact values. If it did this it
would return 3 like I need.

How do I make it look for only exact values using the code
I have supplied?

Thank you
Todd Huttenstine

Find has a lookat argument.

LookAt Optional Variant. Can be one of the following XlLookAt constants:
xlPart or xlWhole.



set it to xlWhole.



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Regards,

Tom Ogilvy



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Hey guys


8642883054
0
8645695369
0
0
8039998989

Above is some sample data I am working with.

Below is the code that references the above sample data.
In this below code the variable "ItemValue" will represent
each of the sample data individually:

Do Until SPSave = EPSave
FndOccurances = Worksheets("SMSRD").Range("K" &
SPSave).Find(ItemValue)
If FndOccurances < Empty Then
AddFnd = AddFnd + 1
Else
End If
Loop

Lets say ItemValue = 0. My code should be returning 3 but
instead its returning 5. Its returning this because its
looking for 0 in all the values. Since 5 of the values in
the sample data contains 0s in the value, it returns 5. I
only want it to look at exact values. If it did this it
would return 3 like I need.

How do I make it look for only exact values using the code
I have supplied?

Thank you
Todd Huttenstine