I am new to Excel programming, but am very familiar with Word. In Word, you
can search for a particular location in a document using the Bookmark
function. Is there a similar option in Excel? If so, how do you create it
and search for it.

Thanks,

Phil

To ease navigating you can name a cell or range using Ctrl-F3 and then
return to it using F5.

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Jim
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|I am new to Excel programming, but am very familiar with Word. In Word,
you
| can search for a particular location in a document using the Bookmark
| function. Is there a similar option in Excel? If so, how do you create
it
| and search for it.
|
| Thanks,
|
| Phil

There aren't really anything analagous to bookmarks. What you could use would
be named ranges. Create the named range by selecting the cell or cells that
you want to navigate to and in the Address Box change the address to some
name. Now when you want to go to that area just select the name from the
address drop down...
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Phil" wrote:

> I am new to Excel programming, but am very familiar with Word. In Word, you
> can search for a particular location in a document using the Bookmark
> function. Is there a similar option in Excel? If so, how do you create it
> and search for it.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Phil