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If macros are enabled, I think you can make it automatically set Find (on
the menu bar) to look in Values using this Worksheet_Open event code... Private Sub Workbook_Open() Selection.Find "", LookIn:=xlValues End Sub If you are unfamiliar with how to do this, right click the XL icon immediately to the left of Excel's File menu item, select View Code and then copy paste the above into the code window that opened up. Now, save the workbook, close it and then reopen it... the Find "Look in" option should be defaulted to "Values" now. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Maury Markowitz" wrote in message ... Is there a setting somewhere that I can use to default Find to search- in-values instead of search-in-formulas? I would like to be able to turn this on via code, so that every time the user uses Find it has defaulted to this setting. If you're wondering, turning this on also makes Excel ignore data in hidden columns. I have lots of data in hidden columns that I don't want the user to Find unless they really go looking for it. Maury |
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