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Old March 26th, 2010, 10:16 AM
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Default Mimicking function find using object oriented VBA code

How can I write an entire VBA code that mimics the function find in excel? If any one could help me I'll be very grateful. its an assignment i have been given at uni and i have no idea how to do it as i am new to VBA
 
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Hi

VBA has a cells.find function that has all the parameters, for example, search part of cell, search whole word, case sensitive etc.

You can create a userform and pass the values to Find function

Have a nice time

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Shasur
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