Let's say I have a column with the number 1-100. I want to scan thru
each number until I hit the number 70. Is there a graphical way to do
this or must I know how the VBA syntax and type it in the code?
James Snell - 14 Mar 2008 15:21 GMT
You'll be looking for the built in VLookup function then.
You can look up the syntax and examples in Excel help. :)
> Let's say I have a column with the number 1-100. I want to scan thru
> each number until I hit the number 70. Is there a graphical way to do
> this or must I know how the VBA syntax and type it in the code?
John Bundy - 14 Mar 2008 15:25 GMT
If i understand, you want to find the first 70 that occurs in a column? I'm
not sure what you mean by a graphical way, but one way without code is to
just select the column, ctl F and type the number you want to find. If this
isn't what you're looking for, give us a better idea of what you need, who
will use it, and what for and that should help us help you.

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> Let's say I have a column with the number 1-100. I want to scan thru
> each number until I hit the number 70. Is there a graphical way to do
> this or must I know how the VBA syntax and type it in the code?
Bob Phillips - 14 Mar 2008 17:01 GMT
Use Find (Ctrl-F) in Excel with the macro recorder switched on.

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> Let's say I have a column with the number 1-100. I want to scan thru
> each number until I hit the number 70. Is there a graphical way to do
> this or must I know how the VBA syntax and type it in the code?