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Where to put results of the "find" function.

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DEP - 21 Nov 2006 22:01 GMT
in EXCEL 2002 during the very first use of "find" one is asked what to
do with the results of the find.  Either to copy to another location in the
worksheet, or list at the bottom of the find window.  The dialog box does
not open again on subsequent uses of "find".  How does one get back to that
dialog box, or is there another way to change where the results of a "find"
are placed after the initial pass?
Don Guillett - 22 Nov 2006 13:14 GMT
To place the results you need a formula or a macro using FIND. Look in the
help index.
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> in EXCEL 2002 during the very first use of "find" one is asked what to
> do with the results of the find.  Either to copy to another location in
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> "find"
> are placed after the initial pass?
Gord Dibben - 22 Nov 2006 19:25 GMT
You won't get any different answers than the last bunch you received on Nov.
14th and 16th.

Gord Dibben  MS Excel MVP

>in EXCEL 2002 during the very first use of "find" one is asked what to
>do with the results of the find.  Either to copy to another location in the
>worksheet, or list at the bottom of the find window.  The dialog box does
>not open again on subsequent uses of "find".  How does one get back to that
>dialog box, or is there another way to change where the results of a "find"
>are placed after the initial pass?

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