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What do you want it to do instead?
The example in Help has useful code. Tim. -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "slintz" wrote in message ... It seems that a straight forward Range.Find() call implicitly starts searching AFTER the first cell in the range, AS IF called as f = r.Find(after:=r.cells(1,1),...) This work-around is effective: f = r.find(after:=r.cells(r.Rows.Count, r.Columns.Count),...) but it's (obviously) fugly. Am I missing something? |
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