To do this on a Windows PC, press Ctrl+ F on your keyboard to open the dialog box, then click the Options button. If you want to search for data in a specific range of cells, you can use the Find and Replace dialog box to do so. Excel will highlight all cells in the row that contain the data you're looking for. In the Look in drop-down menu, select the row you want to search, then type the data you're looking for in the Find what field and click the Find All button. To do this on a Mac, press Command+ F on your keyboard to open the dialog box, then click the Options button. If you want to search for data in a specific row, you can use the Find and Replace dialog box to do so. Excel will highlight all cells in the column that contain the data you're looking for. In the Look in drop-down menu, select the column you want to search, then type the data you're looking for in the Find what field and click the Find All button. If you want to search for data in a specific column, you can use the Find and Replace dialog box to do so. Excel will highlight all cells in the spreadsheet that contain the data you're looking for. In the Find what field, type the data you're looking for, then click the Find All button. This will open the Find and Replace dialog box. To search for data in an Excel spreadsheet on a Mac, press Command+ F on your keyboard.

To search for data in an Excel spreadsheet on a Windows PC, press Ctrl+ F on your keyboard. Fortunately, there are a few shortcuts you can use to quickly search for data in an Excel spreadsheet, whether you're using a Windows PC or a Mac. If you work with large spreadsheets in Microsoft Excel, you know how frustrating it can be to scroll around endlessly looking for a specific piece of data.

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