This works perfectly. Thanks, Anoop.
Richard
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Here's a simple example attached.
On Wednesday, February 20, 2013 7:33:47 PM UTC-5, Richard Bridges wrote:
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> I'd appreciate help with this one, can't quite figure it out. I need to
> search all worksheets in a workbook for a negative number in
Hi guys,
I'd appreciate help with this one, can't quite figure it out. I need to
search all worksheets in a workbook for a negative number in column K,
display a msgbox showing the cell addresses of the negative cells, and to
exit the macro if a negative number is found. This is probably gibb
Thanks for the help, Ashish. I'll play around with it and see if I can get
it to work for me.
Richard
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Hi guys,
I'm having trouble writing a couple subs. I'm new to vba, so what I'm
asking for may be very complicated. If so, I apologize. I've attached a
sample .xslm file which I'll be referencing throughout this post. So what
I'm trying to do is use the workbook as a tool to simplify orderin