How to find row number in worksheet based on search string in c#.net

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I am searching some string in the excel worksheet column. This is working perfect.

But, i want to get the row number of the search string in the worksheet...?

What I have tried:

C#

string colToCheck = "C40:C90"
string SearchNo = "ABC-201";
Excel.Range resultRange;
colRange = XLWorkSheet1.Range[colToCheck];//get the range object where you want to search from

                                   resultRange = colRange.Find(

                                                   What: SearchNo,

                                                   LookIn: Excel.XlFindLookIn.xlValues,

                                                   LookAt: Excel.XlLookAt.xlPart,

                                                   SearchOrder: Excel.XlSearchOrder.xlByRows,

                                                   SearchDirection: Excel.XlSearchDirection.xlNext

                                   );

Posted 3-Jan-19 20:41pm

gani7787

Updated 3-Jan-19 22:49pm

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Solution 2

Excellent...

It is,

int findrow = resultRange.Row;

Posted 3-Jan-19 22:50pm

gani7787

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Maciej Los 4-Jan-19 5:16am

Great, with bit of help of OriginalGriff, you've found it!

gani7787 4-Jan-19 5:42am

yes. ofcourse.

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2019-01-03T21:21:00

Solution 1

It returns an Excel.Range object: Range object (Excel) | Microsoft Docs[^]
That has an Address property: Range.Address property (Excel) | Microsoft Docs[^]
Which can give you the RowAbsolute data...

Posted 3-Jan-19 21:21pm

OriginalGriff

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Maciej Los 4-Jan-19 4:39am

5ed!