Find & Replace problem

I have a number in a cell formula. When I search for the number with Find, it is not found. I opened the Find & Replace window and select Formulas Only and the number is found. When I select Entire Document the number is only found if the formula is open on the sheet. I would think that Entire Document would include formulas, even if they aren't open at the time. Anyone else had this problem or know a solution? I am using v2.0.3(332).

I think it is Entire Document as opposed to Current Sheet Only, neither of which look in formulas. What you are wanting is a separate setting for Exclude Formulas, Include Formulas, or Formulas Only. That sounds like it would be useful. If you would like to suggest this to Apple, in the Numbers menu is a selection for Provide Numbers Feedback.

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