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Look up cell range?
Is there a way to use a search field to find a range of cells? With the range
named from column D. If that makes sense. |
Look up cell range?
You could apply a data filter to show all the cells in column D that match your criteria. Hard to
say more than that, given your question's brevity.... HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "doss04" wrote in message ... Is there a way to use a search field to find a range of cells? With the range named from column D. If that makes sense. |
Look up cell range?
I havent worked with filters yet. I will play around with it. Is there any
way i could show you a sample of what i have, if that would help with what i'm doing. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: You could apply a data filter to show all the cells in column D that match your criteria. Hard to say more than that, given your question's brevity.... HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "doss04" wrote in message ... Is there a way to use a search field to find a range of cells? With the range named from column D. If that makes sense. |
Look up cell range?
Of course. Post a small sample of your data in a message, and explain exactly what it is that you
want to do. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "doss04" wrote in message ... I havent worked with filters yet. I will play around with it. Is there any way i could show you a sample of what i have, if that would help with what i'm doing. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: You could apply a data filter to show all the cells in column D that match your criteria. Hard to say more than that, given your question's brevity.... HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "doss04" wrote in message ... Is there a way to use a search field to find a range of cells? With the range named from column D. If that makes sense. |
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