<ctrl f> (find) for all worksheets at once?

mortgageman

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When I bring up the built in find (using ctrl and f at the same time) it only searches in the worksheet that I am currently in. Is there an option to search all of the worksheets?

Gene Klein
 

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Yes,

In the find window, under options

Change Within to WorkBook


Hope that helps.
 
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