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Finds specific information in a range.
IRange Find(object what, object after = null, FindLookIn lookIn = FindLookIn.Values, LookAt lookAt = LookAt.Part, SearchOrder searchOrder = SearchOrder.Rows, SearchDirection searchDirection = SearchDirection.Next, bool matchCase = false)
Function Find(what As Object, Optional after As Object = Nothing, Optional lookIn As FindLookIn = FindLookIn.Values, Optional lookAt As LookAt = LookAt.Part, Optional searchOrder As SearchOrder = SearchOrder.Rows, Optional searchDirection As SearchDirection = SearchDirection.Next, Optional matchCase As Boolean = False) As IRange
Type | Name | Description |
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object | what | The data to search for. |
object | after | The cell after which you want the search to begin. The search begins after this cell; the specified cell isn't searched until the method wraps back around to this cell. If you do not specify this argument, the search starts after the cell in the upper-left corner of the range. |
FindLookIn | lookIn | The type of data to search. |
LookAt | lookAt | A LookAt value indicates whether a match is made against the whole of the search text or any part of the search text. |
SearchOrder | searchOrder | The order in which to search the range. |
SearchDirection | searchDirection | A SearchDirection value indicates whether a match is made against the whole of the search text or any part of the search text. |
bool | matchCase |
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Type | Description |
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IRange | An IRange object that represents the first cell where that information is found. |