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I want to create a cell that I can repeatedly type a number in and it will
find and take me to that number on another worksheet in the same workbook.
Is this possible?
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One easy way is simply to use the "Find and Replace" functionality
In the leftmost sheet, just do a CTRL+F to surface the dialog, choose
Within: Workbook. Enter the number to find click Find Next (& repeat-click
to browse right through the sheet/all sheets)
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I want to create a cell that I can repeatedly type a number in and it will
find and take me to that number on another worksheet in the same workbook.
Is this possible?

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