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You can either unhide all the columns/rows or you can loop through the usedrange
of each sheet. I don't think that there's any middle ground. Maury Markowitz wrote: On Jul 3, 10:27 am, Dave Peterson wrote: How about this suggestion?? If you have to have your own code, look at .findnext in VBA's help. I did. However, MS, in their infinite wisdom, decided that .FindNext will not look in hidden cells. The cells I'm looking for are, of course, hidden. FindNext has all sorts of other problems too, I find it to be generally unstable in terms of predictable behavior. BTW, a text editor demonstrated that FlexFind also uses Find/FindNext. Maury -- Dave Peterson |
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