I am trying to do a find and replace in Excel but don't think it is possible.
What l am trying to do is to replace:
LEOPARDGENHUMS
to
G:
see screenshot.
I am trying to do a find and replace in Excel but don't think it is possible.
What l am trying to do is to replace:
LEOPARDGENHUMS
to
G:
see screenshot.

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Hi jj,
Your screenshot explains why you're not getting a match! Hint: Look at your search string.
Cheers
Cheers,
Paul Edstein
[MS MVP - Word]
I will do that, thanks.
Besides the extra leading , you may also want to upgrade Excel 200 to Excel 2000 (or higher). I don't think I was around at that time, so I cannot vouch for the efficiency of the find and replace command in that version...
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Regards,
Rudi
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The lack of a the dbl slashes () may be the reason why, in the thread starting at <post:=575,393>post 575,393</post:> , you could not get the code to find the files with the network names.
Steve