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Matt has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course

'Intelligent' navigation around worksheets

I want to make macros find data in a style more like a human user would do.

How do I get a macro to navigate around a worksheet to find certain values? Are there useful tools / commands I can use to select cells based on location, properties or formatting rather than the value?

RE: 'Intelligent' navigation around worksheets

HI Matt

Further to your query, it looks like you are trying to build in funtionality which would be realistically addressed by having the assistance of a trainer/consultant.

We would need to agree a scope of work, features, and duration. If you are interested in us assisting in this way please let me know.

Regards


Jacob

 

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