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Find Function
All right i have a problem.
Say I have a column with cells of: D B,DA F,AD D,AD Currently the code below finds all the values of anything with the letter "D" in it. I only want it to find values where it is just "D". so finding cell with D,AD is fine because it has D in it. But finding cell with F,AD is not fine. Which it currently finds because it has a "D" in the part of "AD" Any ideas? I was thinking about parse each cell but i think that would take too long and be lengthy. Set rngFound = rngToSearch.Find(What:=("D"), _ LookIn:=xlValues, _ LookAt:=xlPart, _ MatchCase:=True) Any Ideas? |
Find Function
Change xlPart to xlWhole.
Hope this helps, Hutch "RigasMinho" wrote: All right i have a problem. Say I have a column with cells of: D B,DA F,AD D,AD Currently the code below finds all the values of anything with the letter "D" in it. I only want it to find values where it is just "D". so finding cell with D,AD is fine because it has D in it. But finding cell with F,AD is not fine. Which it currently finds because it has a "D" in the part of "AD" Any ideas? I was thinking about parse each cell but i think that would take too long and be lengthy. Set rngFound = rngToSearch.Find(What:=("D"), _ LookIn:=xlValues, _ LookAt:=xlPart, _ MatchCase:=True) Any Ideas? |
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