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coupe2t Search across multiple... 01-04-2010, 10:29 AM
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    Search across multiple worksheets

    Hi Guys,

    I have an Excel workbook with sheets named by month, ie Jan10, Feb10, Mar10 etc etc, On each sheet I input a list of jobs in column B as and when I have to make changes to jobs in a seperate system, What I want to do is create a search form where I am able to enter a job name in a text box, then click a command button and it will take me to the first instance of the job (starting in Jan10) but also offering a find next / find previous option, So basically I would like it to work similar to the actual find function in Excel but I don't want to have to highlight all the sheets everytime etc.

    Can anyone help? Also I am an extreme VB newbie and so far have only managed to create the text box and the command button! lol.

    Cheers for any help you can offer?
    Last edited by coupe2t; 01-04-2010 at 10:45 AM. Reason: Not conforming to forum rules (Sorry!!!)

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    Re: Extreme Newbie requiring detailed VB help

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    Re: Need help creating a search function across multiple worksheets in an excel workb

    Ok sorry, changed thread title, although it still starts "need help" but is now more accurate to the problem, is this allowed?

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    Re: Need help creating a search function across multiple worksheets in an excel workb

    In the Find dialog, click the Options button, and then select Workbook from the Within dropdown.
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    Re: Search across multiple worksheets

    I wanted to work out how to do it via a command button / text box method really, The Excel workbook is centrally stored and used by many, most of whom have no real Excel knowledge and many of whom probably wouldn't realise they could use the find dialog box to search a whole workbook, I want to make everything really simple to use for anyone who accesses the sheet.

    Thanks for the input tho.

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