How to debug vba in excel 2016 code#
The example code below shows how we can use the Find Method on any Excel However, the use of OnĮrror Resume Next prevents this. If this was ANY cell NOT within ColumnĪ the code would normally bug-out. If Not rFound Is Nothing Then Application.Goto rFound, TrueĪfter:= setting. The Find to, say Column A and then select the found cell, you could use Sub FindCatOtherSheet() Wanted to find a value on another Worksheet (not the Active one), restrict Range you are using Find on, you will get an error. If the Range Object specified is NOT within the
Yet another trap can be the incorrect use of theĪfter:= setting. One should always set this explicitly each and every time you use the Find The last one searched and not the first as some may expect. The After setting is also very important. If you don't, you run the risk of using the Find Method with Specify these settings explicitly each and every time you use the Find Important to understand that the settings LookIn, LookAt and XlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlNext, MatchCase:=False _įrom here we can modify the code to suit any exact needs. You will end with code like shownĬells.Find(What:="Cat", After:=ActiveCell, LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:= _ The single best way to get the code needed for the Find Method is to recordĪ macro using it on any Excel Worksheet. Range where the value being sought resides. The Range Object returned will of course be the
Also, a Range Object is returned whenever Where " expression" is any valid range Object, e.g. SearchDirection, MatchCase, MatchByte, SearchFormat) Find(What, After, LookIn, LookAt, SearchOrder, The syntax for the Find Method is as shown below Įxpression. Unfortunately most end up using a VBA loop instead of the Find The Excel Find Method is an excellent tool to use when writing Excel VBA
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