Excel Range.Find not working the way I thought it would - excel

Question

So I have been trying to figure out why this isn't working and I am getting really frustrated.
When I click on my "Search" button, it takes the text from a text box, and uses that as the search criteria. I want it to skip whatever row is currently active, so that as long as I keep pressing my "Search" buttton it will move on, and not keep finding the same row. And I had it working for a long time, then I upgraded to Windows 10 and stuff stopped working. This is just the one thing I can't seem to figure out. I made some changes to my original, so this is not the same code that used to work. No matter what I do it keeps showing me the same row even though the one RIGHT BELOW it has identical data. Like in the picture below, if I search for TRACE the third row of data is selected, but when I hit "Search" again, it doesnt move to the next row like it should. I am using Range.Find(What:= , After:=) and setting the After range to the very left cell of the current activated range. Which should start the search on the next row. But that is not happening.
Private Sub Search_Next_Click()
Dim Fnd As Range
Dim S_Range as Range
Dim CurrRow As Integer: CurrRow = ActiveCell.Row
Dim CurrColumn As Integer: CurrColumn = ActiveCell.Column
'Last row of data
LastRow = Range("B24").End(xlDown).Row
AC = ActiveCell.Address
''If the Find button is pressed and the current active cell is outside the range of my data
''this makes sure that the active cell moves to the upper left of that range
If AC = "" Or CurrRow < 24 Or CurrColumn > 10 Then
AC = "B24"
Range(AC).Activate
End If
ACr = ActiveCell.Row
On Error Resume Next
Set S_range = Range("B24" & ":J" & LastRow)
Set Fnd = S_range.Find(what:=SearchBox.Text, after:=Range(AC))
FR = Fnd.Row
If FR = "" Then
MsgBox ("No Match Found")
DoCmd.CancelEvent
SearchBox.SetFocus
Exit Sub
End If
On Error GoTo 0
Scell = "B" & FR & ":J" & FR
ActiveSheet.Range(Scell).Select
ActiveSheet.Range(Scell).Activate
End Sub

Answer 1

OK as soon as I posted this, I figured out what I did wrong. Although I dont know why it worked in the past, and then stopped. Maybe I changed something without realizing it and screwed myself up. Anyway, I was searching for a value in the D column. Once it was found the cell with the search criteria, the cells in column B through F were selected and activated in that row. But when I hit Search again, it started after the B column of that row. I thought it would skip to the next row, but it was moving to the next column to start the search. So it ran into the same value again, and the cycle repeated.
I just changed the After criteria to
After:=Range("B" & ACr + 1)
Then it started the search on the next row like I wanted.
Im leaving this up in case anyone else comes across this mistake. Hopefully I can help someone else realize that they are not the only ones that make stupid mistakes.....