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I'm confused by using an "If not then nothing". It seems to me that if
I do a find, and the text I searched for is found, then the value of the range it is found in would NOT be nothing. But it is. So is that correct, that when XL finds what it's looking for, the value of that range is "nothing"? I won't be surprised much if it's the opposite of what makes sense to me. Everything else in VBA is! Thanks for your help. |
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