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find a value in another sheet
following coding works find, however.....
Worksheets("a").select Cells.Find(What:=zoek, After:=ActiveCell).Activate rownr = ActiveCell.Row colnr = ActiveCell.Column if I don't use Worksheets("a").select and am located in a different sheet e.g. worksheets("b").... it doesn't work. Is there a way to point to a specific sheet from within the find command no matter in which worksheet you are located at that time. |
find a value in another sheet
Hi
No need to select anything. Look at this: With Sheets("a") Set f = .Cells.Find(what:=zoek, After:=ActiveCell) If Not f Is Nothing Then rownr = f.Row colnr = f.Column End If Regards, Per On 20 Sep., 15:39, Luc wrote: following coding works find, however..... Worksheets("a").select Cells.Find(What:=zoek, After:=ActiveCell).Activate * *rownr = ActiveCell.Row * *colnr = ActiveCell.Column if I don't use Worksheets("a").select and am located in a different sheet e.g. worksheets("b").... it doesn't work. *Is there a way to point to a specific sheet from within the find command no matter in which worksheet you are located at that time. |
find a value in another sheet
I very rarely need to select an item beofre using it. I either include the
worksheet name in the instruction or use a with statement with sheets("Sheet1") set c = .Cells.Find(What:=zoek, After:=ActiveCell) rownr = ActiveCell.Row colnr = ActiveCell.Column if c is nothing then msgbox("Cannot Find : " & zoek) else c.activate end with or set c = sheets("sheet1").Cells.Find(What:=zoek, After:=ActiveCell) rownr = ActiveCell.Row colnr = ActiveCell.Column if c is nothing then msgbox("Cannot Find : " & zoek) else c.activate "Luc" wrote: following coding works find, however..... Worksheets("a").select Cells.Find(What:=zoek, After:=ActiveCell).Activate rownr = ActiveCell.Row colnr = ActiveCell.Column if I don't use Worksheets("a").select and am located in a different sheet e.g. worksheets("b").... it doesn't work. Is there a way to point to a specific sheet from within the find command no matter in which worksheet you are located at that time. |
find a value in another sheet
I wouldn't use the activecell, either.
dim FoundCell as range dim RowNr as long dim ColNr as long with worksheets("a") set foundcell = .cells.find(what:=zoek,after:=.cells(.cells.count) ,....) if foundcell is nothing then 'do nothing else rownr = foundcell.row colnr = foundcell.column end if end with ps. I would supply all the parms to that .find statement. If you don't, then your .find will be inheriting the parms from the last find (xlwhole/xlpart, matchcase, etc)--no matter if it was done in code or via the user interface. Luc wrote: following coding works find, however..... Worksheets("a").select Cells.Find(What:=zoek, After:=ActiveCell).Activate rownr = ActiveCell.Row colnr = ActiveCell.Column if I don't use Worksheets("a").select and am located in a different sheet e.g. worksheets("b").... it doesn't work. Is there a way to point to a specific sheet from within the find command no matter in which worksheet you are located at that time. -- Dave Peterson |
find a value in another sheet
Thanks for the reply but doesn't really work wel. zoek in the find statement is a variable and isn't being picked up! Worksheets("a").select zoek = "text" Cells.Find(What:=zoek, After:=ActiveCell).Activate rownr = ActiveCell.Row colnr = ActiveCell.Column any ideas? |
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