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I am using "find" to find a string in a range of cells. How do I keep
searching in the range for more occurrances of that string I am searching
for? I think there is a "find next" , but I am not sure how to use it with
"find".

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Look in the vba help index for FINDNEXT. Essentially it is a find loop.
There is a good example.

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I am using "find" to find a string in a range of cells. How do I keep
searching in the range for more occurrances of that string I am searching
for? I think there is a "find next" , but I am not sure how to use it
with
"find".

Thanks


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