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How to have a macro simply issue the "find" command or "control f:
I would like to have a button in my worksheet to issue the find or control F
command. This would put all the controls I need at the users fingertips. I am trying to record the macro but it will not let me stop until I perform a search which I want the user to define what text is being sought. |
How to have a macro simply issue the "find" command or "control f:
in the button click event try this
Application.SendKeys "^f" "Charles Adams" wrote: I would like to have a button in my worksheet to issue the find or control F command. This would put all the controls I need at the users fingertips. I am trying to record the macro but it will not let me stop until I perform a search which I want the user to define what text is being sought. |
How to have a macro simply issue the "find" command or "control f:
Another method:
Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaFind).Show HTH "Charles Adams" wrote: I would like to have a button in my worksheet to issue the find or control F command. This would put all the controls I need at the users fingertips. I am trying to record the macro but it will not let me stop until I perform a search which I want the user to define what text is being sought. |
How to have a macro simply issue the "find" command or "contro
Would you know how to have the find command within a cell?
"quartz" wrote: Another method: Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaFind).Show HTH "Charles Adams" wrote: I would like to have a button in my worksheet to issue the find or control F command. This would put all the controls I need at the users fingertips. I am trying to record the macro but it will not let me stop until I perform a search which I want the user to define what text is being sought. |
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