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Default Select every cell that has a certain value

I want to select every cell in an orderd column that has value 0. Is this
possible and how would you do it? First I search the spreadsheet in order to
find the cell that signals the start of the list. The code is:

Set relativCell = Worksheets("Beräkning").Cells.Find("Rel.", LookIn:=xlValues)

I then want to search through every value below relativCell and see if they
are equal to zero. I have ensured that it is a ordered list so you really
just need the first and the last cell that is equal to zero. I search through
the list like this:

Do Until IsEmpty(relativCell.Offset(i, 0)) = True
i = i + 1 'längst ner i listan
Loop

Can someone please help me with how you find the range for the zero values?
what i want to do is to give the user the opportunity to hide all rows that
has value equal to zero.. Thanks!
 
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