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I'm using Find to loop through column ET on my sheet and find all the
"2"s. I stop the search when the .Row of the last .FindNext is past the last row of the sheet. But it never is. That's because when it actually does find the last one, the next .FindNext wraps back to the top of the column again! Is there some way to stop it? The Help doesn't seem to suggest a solution. Maury |
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