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Try Find, FindAll with "myFunc("
Ensure Match Entire cell is not checked and Look in: Formulas Could write a macro to return a list of all found in each sheet. You would need to open the workbook though. Regards, Peter T "Prof Wonmug" wrote in message ... I've decided to make a few "improvements" to some of the UDFs in my personal add-in module. Now I need to find all of the calls to those UDFs in all of my workbooks, because the syntax has changed some. Is there an easy way to find them other than opening each one? |
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On Wed, 28 Apr 2010 16:59:47 +0100, "Peter T" <peter_t@discussions
wrote: Try Find, FindAll with "myFunc(" Ensure Match Entire cell is not checked and Look in: Formulas I am able to get it to work within a workbook. I was hoping for a solution that would check all workbooks, whether open or not. Sounds like I'd need a macro or something. Could write a macro to return a list of all found in each sheet. You would need to open the workbook though. Regards, Peter T "Prof Wonmug" wrote in message .. . I've decided to make a few "improvements" to some of the UDFs in my personal add-in module. Now I need to find all of the calls to those UDFs in all of my workbooks, because the syntax has changed some. Is there an easy way to find them other than opening each one? |
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No problem to process all open workbooks, but for sure it/they need to be
open For each wb in application.workbooks For each ws in wb.worksheets etc Regards, Peter T "Prof Wonmug" wrote in message ... On Wed, 28 Apr 2010 16:59:47 +0100, "Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote: Try Find, FindAll with "myFunc(" Ensure Match Entire cell is not checked and Look in: Formulas I am able to get it to work within a workbook. I was hoping for a solution that would check all workbooks, whether open or not. Sounds like I'd need a macro or something. Could write a macro to return a list of all found in each sheet. You would need to open the workbook though. Regards, Peter T "Prof Wonmug" wrote in message . .. I've decided to make a few "improvements" to some of the UDFs in my personal add-in module. Now I need to find all of the calls to those UDFs in all of my workbooks, because the syntax has changed some. Is there an easy way to find them other than opening each one? |
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