Jump to a value in a Column...

Matty

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Hello All,

I am well aware of Excel's "Find..." feature, but I'm interested to know whether the following is possible...

I have a Column of data (Column B). Is it possible, by means of entering a value in a text box, that if that value exists in Column B, I would be taken directly to the Cell that contains said value?

It's just a bit of functionality I'd like to have within a Worksheet I'm pulling together, as it would save a couple of clicks...

Thanks,

Matty
 

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Code:
Sub TBValue()
Dim Found As Range
Set Found = Columns("B").Find(what:=ActiveSheet.TextBoxes("textbox 1").Text)
If Not Found Is Nothing Then Application.Goto reference:=Found, scroll:=True
End Sub
 
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