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Default Does this column have any "###"?

I have a large sheet that is created in VBA code running in Access. In
order to make the display look nice, when the numbers are finished
being pasted in I loop over the rows in the sheet looking for numbers
that are too large to fit and have been replaced by "####". It took me
a while to figure out how to do this (.text) but when I did I simply
used AutoFit and presto!

The problem is that the sheet is 50 columns wide and up to 3000 long.
Looping over the rows and looking in every column is eating up a
significant amount of time.

Is there some other way to find these things? Perhaps some way I can
examine a Region all at once? I see that .Find seems to work, but I
have hidden rows and .Find is unpredictable in these cases.

Maury
 
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