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I didn't 'find' any noticeable difference but an accurate timer showed it
was perhaps marginally faster to search in formulas than values. Regards, Peter T "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... But for me, I couldn't tell the difference between searching through formulas or values. I still don't have a guess, though. vbapro wrote: I have tried to reproduce the problem in the original file, and now it seems to me that I had been confused by the following. When you open Excel the LookIn option in the Find dialog box is set to xlFormulas. In my code I used LookIn:=xlValues, and according to the help, the options of Range.Find method and in the Find dialog box correspond to each other and are saved every time they changed during one Excel session. So, after my code has been run xlValues was used in the Find dialog box. Apparently, then search with xlValues is slower than with xlFormulas. This had confused me. Thank you! "Dave Peterson" wrote: I bet the OP will disagree! <vbg Peter T wrote: Oh I wouldn't say that - you found there was nothing to find, sounds like a finding to me <g Regards, Peter T "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Findings = lack of findings!!! Peter T wrote: "Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote in message <snip Keep your fingers crossed that Dave might see what's slowing down your Find ! I see Dave had already posted his findings Peter T -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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