A Special Trick to Select All from Excel's Find

Searching for contents within an Excel worksheet can be done via the Find command. But how do you select each cell simultaneously? Watch this video to find out.

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[JuanTeDDi]

nice insight, helped me to copy those found cells to a new sheet.

[mohmedramzeen]

other than deleting, is there any way to select entire row and copy in anoother sheet?

[haisamabd]

I want copy what I find not delete it what shall I do??

[djokotriono]

you know, you'll be surprised one day waking up in heaven and realised it's because of this one knowledge you shared. Thank you!

[nileshghumare]

If I want just the cell numbers columns reflected from the find and replace tab. Is there any trick in Excel available or manually i have to note down all cell numbers?

[Raj-cffe]

hello. How about if i have different sheets. I see all the data in Find All, but how to copy all those data to one single sheet? Any idea?

[topratedfreelancer]

If I don't want to delete the rows, I want to copy the rows, then how can I do it?

[ivanfrancis]

Any idea how i can Copy and Paste my "Find all results" to another sheet ???