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"Looping over" values in Excel VBA with Find()/FindNext()
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Dim matchRange As Range, firstMatchRange As Range | |
Set matchRange = ws.columns(COLUMN_TO_SEARCH_IN).Find( _ | |
What:=VALUE_TO_SEARCH_BY, LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlWhole, _ | |
SearchOrder:=xlByRows, MatchByte:=False) | |
' Don't forget that the match will be the cell only, you will need | |
' to get the entire row from that for usual processing. | |
' Check if there's a match at all | |
If Not matchRange Is Nothing Then | |
' Memorize first match to be able to recognize whether we've got | |
' back to start | |
Set firstMatchRange = matchRange | |
Do | |
' ... DO PROCESSING ON THE MATCH... | |
' ...and jump to the next one | |
Set matchRange = _ | |
ws.columns(COLUMN_TO_SEARCH_IN).FindNext(matchRange) | |
Loop While Not matchRange Is Nothing And _ | |
matchRange.Address <> firstMatchRange.Address | |
End If |
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