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I have a very large spreadsheet that contains a number of inter-row
formulas. A number of rows have to be included in order to make the formulas work, but should not be displayed on-screen. We simply hide these rows, which to our users effectively makes them disappear. I found, much to my dismay, that hidden rows do not get searched in code lookups using .Find. No one was able to offer an explanation for why this would be or how to avoid it, so I resorted to unhiding every row, doing the find, then re-hiding. Yuck. Now I find to my equal dismay that the interactive Find command DOES search in hidden rows. This is precisely the opposite behavior that we want. So is there any way to make this skip hidden rows? Is there a pref somewhere we can set? Maury |
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