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    Using Macros and the Find Function to open a workbook

    Hi -

    I'd like to open an Excel workbook with the 'Find' menu abled immediately. I tried to create a macro as an Auto_Open, but the Find window doesn't open. Is it because there is no data? Does anyone know a work-around to enable the Find menu to open when the file is opened?

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    Re: Macros

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    Re: Using Macros and the Find Function to open a workbook

    Thank you. I have found my answer elsewhere.

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    Re: Using Macros and the Find Function to open a workbook

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