Note:Р’В When you define formatting as part of your search criteria, it is saved in the Find and Replace dialog box. When you have defined the formatting you want, press the Tab key until you hear 'OK,' and then press Enter. Then, select the formatting that you want to include in your search. Use the Left and Right arrow keys to move to the appropriate tab ( Number, Alignment, Font, Border, or Fill), and press Spacebar. If you want to search for text or numbers that also have specific formatting, press Alt+M to open the Find FormatР’В dialog box. To search for cells that contain only the characters that you typed in the Find whatР’В text box, press the Tab key until you hear 'Match entire cell contents,' and then press Spacebar to select the checkbox. To search for case-sensitive data, press the Tab key until you hear 'Match case,' and then press Spacebar to select the checkbox. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to move to the option you want, and press Enter to select it. To select whether to search within cell formulas, values, or comments, press the Tab key until you hear 'Look in,' followed by the currently selected search option ('Formulas,' 'Values,' or 'Comments'). To select whether to search by rows or by columns, press the Tab key until you hear 'Search,' followed by the currently selected search option ('By Rows' or 'By Columns'). To select where to search for text or numbers, press the Tab key until you hear 'Within,' followed by theР’В currently selected search option ('Sheet' or 'Workbook'). To define more search options, press Alt+T. For example, to find data that contains a question mark, enter ~? as your search criteria. Tip:Р’В Even though theyРІР‚в„ўre wildcard characters, you can still find asterisks, question marks, and tilde characters (~) in worksheet data by preceding them with a tilde character in the Find whatР’В text box.

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