Find Text with command button

[Abdulkhadar]

Hi All,
How to find a word or number in protected sheet through command button?

thanks

 

[PCL]

Record a macro when doing Control F ( for Find ), then put the macro in the code for the button.

 

[Abdulkhadar]

Record a macro when doing Control F ( for Find ), then put the macro in the code for the button.

Thanks for reply sir, sorry sir one thing i forget to tell, in this sheet the word or number is link from another sheet by formulae which was cannot find by excel microsoft by Ctrl+F key.

 

[PCL]

"word or number is link from another sheet by formulae"
can you give example

 

[Abdulkhadar]

"word or number is link from another sheet by formulae"
can you give example

In Sheet 1 have data is upto 1500 rows and in sheet 2 i link the data from various cells for example =Sheet1!A1&" "&Sheet1!B1 like that. i want to find the word in sheet 2 by command button.

Sheet 1

	A	B	C
1	125	ABC	XYZ
2	205	MNP	235

<tbody>
</tbody>

sheet 2

	A	B	C
1	=Sheet1!A1&" "&Sheet1!B1	=Sheet1!A1&" "&Sheet1!C1
2

<tbody>
</tbody>

sheet 2 Result is as follows

	A	B	C
1	12 5 ABC	125 XYZ
2

<tbody>
</tbody>

like that, so i want to find a word ABC or any number in Sheet 2, which is not possible by doing ctrl+f
I think it is clear.
Thanks again for your reply.

 

[PCL]

Yes it is clear now, try next code.
As soon a cell contains the word to find, this cell is selected
Note: It's working in the active sheet
You could assign a shortcut key to the macro (e.g. f) and use Control + f to launch the macro

Sub SearhStg()
Dim WkStg
Dim F  As Range
Dim WkRg  As Range
    WkStg = Application.InputBox("What is the word to search ? =")
    Set WkRg = ActiveSheet.UsedRange
    For Each F In WkRg
        If (Len(F.Value) - Len(Replace(F.Value, WkStg, "")) <> 0) Then
            F.Select
            Exit For
        End If
    Next
End Sub

 

[Abdulkhadar]

Yes it is clear now, try next code.
As soon a cell contains the word to find, this cell is selected
Note: It's working in the active sheet
You could assign a shortcut key to the macro (e.g. f) and use Control + f to launch the macro

Thanks sir it works perfectly. thanks once again for giving your valuable time