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on one sheet, i want to concatenate 3 cells, say c2,d2,e2 (strToFind)and then
search for that string on another sheet in columns b,c and d concatenated. what is the syntax for the find? strToFind = ws.Range("C" & irow) & ws.Range("D" & irow) & ws.Range("E" & irow) Set rngfound = ws2.Range("B2:D" & nextrow).Find(What:=strToFind, _ LookIn:=xlValues, lookat:=xlWhole) -- Gary |
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