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Next function?
I have a cell which uses the "VLOOKUP" function. Is there a way I could
assign a macro to a cmd button, which would search for the next occurance of the "lookup value", and then refresh or display it in the same or a different cell? |
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Next function?
Look in Excel VBA helps for the FindNext command. Look at the code example.
This will show you how to find multiple instances of a search term. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "John Keturi" wrote in message news:q7Gbd.28479$hj.25638@fed1read07... I have a cell which uses the "VLOOKUP" function. Is there a way I could assign a macro to a cmd button, which would search for the next occurance of the "lookup value", and then refresh or display it in the same or a different cell? |
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