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The newsreader wrapped the code. Make sure the "If" up to the "0 Then" is
on one line.. This should be on one line: If InStr(1, s.OLEFormat.Object.Caption, strFind, vbTextCompare) 0 Then To use it, you would pass the word you are searching for as a parameter. For example, to look for "string1": FindInTextBox "string1" It will search for "string1" in text boxes in the active sheet. -- Hope that helps. Vergel Adriano "lbbss" wrote: I tried pasting that routine into a vba macro, but it crashed before the 0 Then line. Not sure how that macro should work. Where would you input the word you are searching for? tx |
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