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I have a macro where I can search from A1 but I would like to search from
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![]() Instead of using Range("A1") in your code, use ActiveSheet.UsedRange. This property represents the currently selected range in your worksheet. -- C01d ------------------------------------------------------------------------ C01d's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=34422 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=546352 |
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Actually, Selection would refer to the current selected range.
Activesheet.usedrange refers to what the range that excel thinks has been used. C01d wrote: Instead of using Range("A1") in your code, use ActiveSheet.UsedRange. This property represents the currently selected range in your worksheet. -- C01d ------------------------------------------------------------------------ C01d's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=34422 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=546352 -- Dave Peterson |
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In the .find statement
..., After:=activecell, ... or specify whatever cell you want to use. Btobin0 wrote: I have a macro where I can search from A1 but I would like to search from anywhere in the sheet. Does anyone know how to do that? -- Dave Peterson |
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you have a period at the end of used range. is there more to it?
"Dave Peterson" wrote: In the .find statement ..., After:=activecell, ... or specify whatever cell you want to use. Btobin0 wrote: I have a macro where I can search from A1 but I would like to search from anywhere in the sheet. Does anyone know how to do that? -- Dave Peterson |
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ok here is my code snippet. I am trying to get the A1 turned to the
activesheet.used range. How do I set this up? Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ "http://total." & Sheet1.Range("a1") & "." & Sheet1.Range("A1") & ".htm" "Btobin0" wrote: you have a period at the end of used range. is there more to it? "Dave Peterson" wrote: In the .find statement ..., After:=activecell, ... or specify whatever cell you want to use. Btobin0 wrote: I have a macro where I can search from A1 but I would like to search from anywhere in the sheet. Does anyone know how to do that? -- Dave Peterson |
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I don't understand how this fits into a Search. I guessed you were doing the
same thing as Edit|Find in code. Maybe you could restate your question. Btobin0 wrote: ok here is my code snippet. I am trying to get the A1 turned to the activesheet.used range. How do I set this up? Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ "http://total." & Sheet1.Range("a1") & "." & Sheet1.Range("A1") & ".htm" "Btobin0" wrote: you have a period at the end of used range. is there more to it? "Dave Peterson" wrote: In the .find statement ..., After:=activecell, ... or specify whatever cell you want to use. Btobin0 wrote: I have a macro where I can search from A1 but I would like to search from anywhere in the sheet. Does anyone know how to do that? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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Right now Ihae it wher in the code below, if information is added to A1 then
it will fil out the rest of this web link and then run a macro to copy and paste. I want A1 to be any cell in the worksheet. "Dave Peterson" wrote: I don't understand how this fits into a Search. I guessed you were doing the same thing as Edit|Find in code. Maybe you could restate your question. Btobin0 wrote: ok here is my code snippet. I am trying to get the A1 turned to the activesheet.used range. How do I set this up? Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ "http://total." & Sheet1.Range("a1") & "." & Sheet1.Range("A1") & ".htm" "Btobin0" wrote: you have a period at the end of used range. is there more to it? "Dave Peterson" wrote: In the .find statement ..., After:=activecell, ... or specify whatever cell you want to use. Btobin0 wrote: I have a macro where I can search from A1 but I would like to search from anywhere in the sheet. Does anyone know how to do that? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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How do you know what cell to process? Is it the activecell?
Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ "http://total." & activecell.value & "." & activecell.value & ".htm" (Did you really want that value duplicated?) Btobin0 wrote: Right now Ihae it wher in the code below, if information is added to A1 then it will fil out the rest of this web link and then run a macro to copy and paste. I want A1 to be any cell in the worksheet. "Dave Peterson" wrote: I don't understand how this fits into a Search. I guessed you were doing the same thing as Edit|Find in code. Maybe you could restate your question. Btobin0 wrote: ok here is my code snippet. I am trying to get the A1 turned to the activesheet.used range. How do I set this up? Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ "http://total." & Sheet1.Range("a1") & "." & Sheet1.Range("A1") & ".htm" "Btobin0" wrote: you have a period at the end of used range. is there more to it? "Dave Peterson" wrote: In the .find statement ..., After:=activecell, ... or specify whatever cell you want to use. Btobin0 wrote: I have a macro where I can search from A1 but I would like to search from anywhere in the sheet. Does anyone know how to do that? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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unfortunately, that is how the web content was setup. not my choice, I just
have to work with it. "Dave Peterson" wrote: How do you know what cell to process? Is it the activecell? Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ "http://total." & activecell.value & "." & activecell.value & ".htm" (Did you really want that value duplicated?) Btobin0 wrote: Right now Ihae it wher in the code below, if information is added to A1 then it will fil out the rest of this web link and then run a macro to copy and paste. I want A1 to be any cell in the worksheet. "Dave Peterson" wrote: I don't understand how this fits into a Search. I guessed you were doing the same thing as Edit|Find in code. Maybe you could restate your question. Btobin0 wrote: ok here is my code snippet. I am trying to get the A1 turned to the activesheet.used range. How do I set this up? Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ "http://total." & Sheet1.Range("a1") & "." & Sheet1.Range("A1") & ".htm" "Btobin0" wrote: you have a period at the end of used range. is there more to it? "Dave Peterson" wrote: In the .find statement ..., After:=activecell, ... or specify whatever cell you want to use. Btobin0 wrote: I have a macro where I can search from A1 but I would like to search from anywhere in the sheet. Does anyone know how to do that? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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