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Find a "date" in a column of dates in Excel 2000
I wnat to use the find tool to immediately goto to a specific date in a column.
Is my determination correct that this only works with text or numbers and not with dates. I have sequential dates in every 20th cell in column A, with the interveneing cells blank. When I use the Find tool with the entire column selected, I receive teh nioce little dialog box expalining that Microsoft Excell cannot find the data searched for. Just looking for a quick way to loacte a specific date in approximately 800 rows of data, any recommendations? |
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