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When I use Find in code, I generally want a "no-frills" find, so
Set c = Cells.Find("abc") works just fine to find "abc" in the values, any part of the values, ignoring case. But, testing this, I see that if the user has set find options differently, find remembers and searches according to those rules. Rats! So I have to include arguments, like Set c = Cells.Find("abc", LookIn:=xlValues, lookat:=xlPart, MatchCase:=False) Is there anyway to set find back to "no frills", or default settings, so I don't have to include all those arguments? TIA, James |
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