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Hi all
Can anybody help? I have created very basic macros in Excel but have no knowledge whatsoever of Visual Basic. Is it possible to create a macro that will search for a particular word(s) in the whole of an Excel workbook and replace it with another? Would I simply go into Record mode and select Edit, Find & Replace and enter the text? How would this be applied to the whole workbook rather than the active sheet? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you Louise |
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