How to supplement this macro?
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DG83
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Dg83 - Oct 2, 2012 at 04:16 AM
Dg83 - Oct 2, 2012 at 04:16 AM
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venkat1926
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Sep 29, 2012 at 05:00 AM
Sep 29, 2012 at 05:00 AM
must be possible to use wildcard like
"*jenk*"
do an experiment
type jenkins in A1
in immediate window type
?cells.Find (what:="*jenk*").Address
and hit enter key you get A1
will this help you to modify the macro?
"*jenk*"
do an experiment
type jenkins in A1
in immediate window type
?cells.Find (what:="*jenk*").Address
and hit enter key you get A1
will this help you to modify the macro?
venkat1926
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Sep 30, 2012 at 09:35 PM
Sep 30, 2012 at 09:35 PM
probably you do not know what is "immediate" window . this is the window to test any code statement while writing the macro in themodule.
open vb editor and hit control+R.you will see the list of all open files. highlight your relevant file and click insert(menu in vb editor)-module
a window opens (on the right side) which is a module
now click view(menu in vb editor)-immediate window ., a small window opens below the module window. that is immediate window
now follow instructions in the previous message. and if you are satsified you can use this in your macro
if you do not want a code then Jenkinson in A1
control+F
click option uncheck "match entire cell contents" if it is checked otherwise leave it
click find next. the cursor will got to A1
use these ideas to write a macro
immediate window is useful window to check you code statement and tweak or write macros
open vb editor and hit control+R.you will see the list of all open files. highlight your relevant file and click insert(menu in vb editor)-module
a window opens (on the right side) which is a module
now click view(menu in vb editor)-immediate window ., a small window opens below the module window. that is immediate window
now follow instructions in the previous message. and if you are satsified you can use this in your macro
if you do not want a code then Jenkinson in A1
control+F
click option uncheck "match entire cell contents" if it is checked otherwise leave it
click find next. the cursor will got to A1
use these ideas to write a macro
immediate window is useful window to check you code statement and tweak or write macros
Sep 30, 2012 at 09:52 AM