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I have a directory with a large number of excel workbooks. I'd like to
be able to search each workbook and extract a complete row if that row contains the search term I'm looking for. Ideally the row extracted would be placed into a new worksheet along with the name of the file that row came from. The unix grep command is the fucntionality I'd like to emulate. Is there a way to do that with a macro or are there other tools I could use on a PC to accomplish my goal? John Keith |
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