How To Find Data In A Range of Specific Cell Of Excel Spreadsheet

Let us say I am going to find a letter or number in an Excel spreadsheet. In addition, the data I am looking for have onto many activate cells within Excel spreadsheet, such as the number “296”. Nevertheless, the number as I have mentioned that is just filed into lots of cells.

However, I just would like to find it only in the specific area, in the column “E” of the current active Excel spreadsheet.

In order to resemble the topic above and the prepared image below very closely. I am going to tell everyone as the approach step by step as follow:

Select the column, row or a range of cells as needed. {In here you should see that I have selected the “E” column}
Press shortcut letter on keyboard “Ctrl + F”. Once, a “Find and Replace” function box display.
Input what the specific data as purposed in the “Find” blank space. {I have filed out number “296”}

Then, the number “296” will be marked with highlight.

That’s all finished.
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