I have a range of cells which contains one of two text values (Ok and Not Ok). I would like to check my range of cells for these values. If this range have one cell that contains the text "Not Ok" I would like the formula to say "Not OK". If all cells contain "Ok" I would like the formula to say "Ok".
View 8 RepliesThis does not seem to be working and I do not know why.
If Range("T3:T999").Value = "Duplicate" Then
MsgBox "It did work"
Else
MsgBox "What happened??"
End If
Upon deactivation of a worksheet I am trying to check a range of cells("B8:M8") for empties. If any cells are empty I want to generate a MsgBox that asks the user to remedy the situation. It is not necessary to tell them which cell is empty but it would be nice. Can anyone help me format this code?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am using the following code to check data is entered in certain cells...
View 2 Replies View Relateddetecting if a range has colored cells. What would the correct syntax be for the line in red?
Sub CheckForDups()
Dim ColumnNumber As Integer
ColumnNumber = 1
Columns(ColumnNumber).Select
Selection.FormatConditions.AddUniqueValues
Selection.FormatConditions (Selection.FormatConditions.Count).SetFirstPriority
Selection.FormatConditions(1).DupeUnique = xlDuplicate
[code]....
I have an if statement as follows:
If IsEmpty(Range(Cells(iCurrentRow, iFirstDataColumn), Cells(iCurrentRow, iTotalCol)))
Then
i did a select to make sure it was selecting the whole range I want and it works fine:
Range(Cells(iCurrentRow, iFirstDataColumn), Cells(iCurrentRow, iTotalCol)).Select
Inside my range I can have cells with 0s in them and cells with nothing in them. What I would like my if statement to do is return true ONLY when ALL cells have nothing in them. At the moment, even if I have 0's in some cells, it's returning false.
If I have the following cells and values
A1 = 0
A2 = 0
A3 = ""
A4 = 0
I want a vba if statement that makes A5 = "Numeric.
If I have:
A1 = 0
A2 = 0
A3 = A
A4 = 0
I want A5 to = "Non Numeric"
Similarly if:
A1 = ""
A2 = ""
A3 = ""
A4 = ""
I want a5 to = "Non Numeric"
Is there a way to do this without looping through each cell in the range?
I have X amount of cells (formulasheet) , these are used to input data, which is then summarized into a sheet on the same file. I'm trying to find a code that forces the user to fill out all the fields. If the user do not, the "submit button" will not proceed, at least not work. Almost like a forum registrating, where it is required to fill it all some mandatory fields in order to proceed.
The cells datatypes are mixed, some are Integer and some are String.
Is there anyway that are code can be written "if the cell(s) is FALSE (nothing in the cell) then display message.
im having a little trouble writing a macro to :
check if a7:t7 is empty, if so delete a6:t7 and change cell colour of a6:t7 to 'no fill'
Is there a way to prevent a workbook from closing or being submitted until information has been entered into the following cells? B78, B80, B82, B84, B86, B88, B90, B92, B94, B96, B98, B100, B102, B104, and B106?
View 8 Replies View RelatedThe application reads in a file, whcih can have various formats. To check which format it's in, I plan to look for certain empty fields/ cells. I can successfully detect a group of empty cells by explicitly testing each one, but when I put them all in a range and test that, the check fails. So far I've reduced the problem to the following example code.
Sub check_clear()
Range("g1:g8").clear
If IsEmpty(Range("a1")) Then
Range("g2") = "A1 empty"
End If
If IsEmpty(Range("b1")) Then
Range("g3") = "B1 empty"
End If
If IsEmpty(Range("c1")) Then
Range("g4") = "C1 empty"
End If
If IsEmpty(Range("d1")) Then
Range("g5") = "D1 empty"
End If..............
The result is that each individual cell check results in the relevant "XX empty" message. However, the test that the range of multiple cells is empty never produces a result. I'd really like to understand the underlying reason - as well as find out how to perform an isEmpty test on a range. I'm looking more for guidance and insight than a canned solution
I am looking for a macro that will check 2 things....then do something.
The first is if a range of cell values in are blank. lets say
Sheets("Sheet1").Range("D6:G48").
Next is if a particular cell contains a given value ,
Sheets("sheet1").Range("E5") should equal "Year 1" if true.
If both these are true then I want the macro to copy a range of cells from
Sheets("Sheet2").Range("H6:H48") to Sheets("Sheet1").Range("D6:D48").
I tried to use IsEmpty but it seems to return a "False" if a range of cells
are being tested.
How to check if a range of cells matches specific text.
Example:
A1 - dog
B1 - cat
C1 - mouse
I want the formula to give me "yes" if dog is present.
=IF(A1="dog", "yes", "no") is for one cell. However if I do it this way:
=IF(A1:C1="dog", "yes", "no") I get an error.
In Worksheet 1, Cell B63 I would like to create a drop down menu, with two options for the user to select - 0.05 and 0.01. I would like each selection to then control the formula in the cells C63:L63, for example;
Where 0.05 selected it computes for cell C63:
=IF( COUNTA(C4:C54)=0,"",IF('WORKSHEET4'!N55>'WORKSHEET4'!L55,"YES","NO")
then cell D63
=IF(COUNTA(C4:C54)=0,"",IF('WORKSHEET4'!AC55>'WORKSHEET4'!AA55,"YES","NO")
and so on
Then if 0.01 selected it would compute for Cell C63
=IF(COUNTA(C4:C54)=0,"",IF('WORKSHEET4'!N55>'WORKSHEET4'!K55,"YES","NO")
then cell D63
=IF(COUNTA(C4:C54)=0,"",IF('WORKSHEET4'!AC55>'WORKSHEET4'!Z55,"YES","NO")
I need help to this : When i type a number to a cell and press enter , i want to check if this number exist in a range of cells (in sheet 2) , and if exists , excel show me a message. Actually i use it for my *** club. Number is the client code. When i writte 50 in a cell , i need from excel to check if this client own me money , and show me some message..
View 8 Replies View RelatedI need a formula that will search the range D8-D100 to confirm that all cells within that range are either 11 characters in length or blank. I will use it inside of an error message that will look something like this:
=IF(****formula that checks to make sure all of the cells in that range are blank or 11 characters****=TRUE, "", "Please make sure that all cells are 11 digits or blank")
This is Excel 2010 on Windows 7
Trying to figure out a VB Script but don't know where to start.
I have a sheet for each month. lets take September 2013
A Column with 200 Servers (A1:A200) on the Intranet listed as server-1/, Server-2/ Server-3 ... Server-200/
Each Server lists a location of a file for each day (31 columns per row)
I am trying to check for the existence of the files on each server (The Cells contain the URL and File Name in Range B2:AF201) starting with server-1 check the URL in B2 if it exists, go to C2, Continue with that row until the file check is False (The Page will show a 404 error) if not found delete cell url and continue. do this for all 200 rows
I have data in Row 53 that spans 7 columns, but stays in the same row. I want to design a loop to select every 7th cell in that row and check if it is empty. If not, add onto a "counter" then display the final number of occupied cells (the value of the counter) at the end. This is what I have so far, but I get all sorts of errors.
Code:
Sub Tester()
Dim WB As Workbook
Dim WS As Worksheets
Dim modCounter As Long
Dim Cell As Range
Set WB = Workbook("Transverse Series.xlsm")
Set WS = WB.Sheets(BM18)
[Code] ......
I need to check a range of cells (B4:B35) and see if any of the contents are less than a specified cell (M1) and then show a message, (the message part I can do). I have tried using For Each but I then get the message for every cell that is below the specified cell (which in theory could be all of them). I have also tried using an If Any statement but didnt work.
View 5 Replies View Relatedmake this formula more concise and shorter, it was design to check a numbers in a range to see if any of them falls into a particular range.
=IF(SUM((COUNTIF(Fund,">11999")-(COUNTIF(Fund,">12999"))),(COUNTIF(Fund,">21099")-(COUNTIF(Fund,">28729"))),(COUNTIF(Fund,">28730")-(COUNTIF(Fund,">33999"))),(COUNTIF(Fund,">58999")-(COUNTIF(Fund,">59999"))),(COUNTIF(Fund,">82000")-(COUNTIF(Fund,">84999"))),(COUNTIF(FUND1,">11999")-(COUNTIF(FUND1,">12999"))),(COUNTIF(FUND1,">21099")-(COUNTIF(FUND1,">28729"))),(COUNTIF(FUND1,">28730")-(COUNTIF(FUND1,">33999"))),(COUNTIF(FUND1,">58999")-(COUNTIF(FUND1,">59999"))),(COUNTIF(FUND1,">82000")-(COUNTIF(FUND1,">84999"))))>0,"ATTACHMENT E IS REQUIRED","")
and if the any of the number fall into the range it will print the message, "Attachment is Required"
Is there a formula that I can use to check that all the depths are in a range of 1 to 5. If one depth is say 6 then this must be flagged up
View 4 Replies View RelatedIs there a way to test if let's say range a1:a10 contains a value of cell b1.
I would be thankful to get the VBA code to do that
I need some code that will check the valueof a combobox to see if it is a named range. i'm not sure where to start really? i know i probably need to use "ListNames" in there somewhere?
View 5 Replies View RelatedHi all, this might sound really easy but I have a Named Range in excel 2003.
Now I'd like to write a VBA code to check if this range exists before carrying on futher computations.
If I have a named range ("colors") which contains a bunch of different colors, and in a separate cell, I want to test whether a particular color is present in that range, how would I do that? For example:
Red
Green
Blue
=if([range contains "yellow"],1,0)
this formula would return 0.
=if([range contains "green"],1,0)
this formula would return 1.
I'm having trouble with the part in []'s.
I have this code that checks for blank cells and it works fine:
If Range("A15").Value = "" Then
I would like to change it to look in six specific cells, but the following code doesn't work:
If Range("A15:F15").Value = "" Then
What would be the best way to check if e.g. all the values in range A1:A4 were the same?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have this code here, which run's fine, if I don't include the red line. The red code, should do the following: If the "D" Column and/or the "E" columns k-th cell have no value then it should increase the k by one. If theres a cell in "D" or in "E" (or in both of them) which have a value in it then it should start the "EXECUTING COMMANDS" part.
Code:
...
Dim ws As Worksheet
Set ws = wb.Sheets(1)
...
Do While ws.Range("A" & k).Value ""
[Code]...
But this won't start too after processing the do while line. How this .value command works.
I have a spreadsheet in which I have named columns. All columns have associated columns in different tabs. Using a toggle button I want to hide or unhide these associated columns on all tabs at the same time. Here is what I have so far:
Private Sub ToggleButton1_Click()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Dim ws As Worksheet
With ToggleButton1
If ToggleButton1.Value = True Then
My problem is I want to have a single string to hide/unhide the following Named columns on all sheets -- (Sheet 1 (COLU), Sheet 2 (DRCOLU), Sheet 3 (F1CCOLC), Sheet 4 (MSCOLC), Sheet 5 (PSCOLC) and Sheet 6 (POCOLC)
I was hoping to use something like -- Range("COLC, DRCOLU, F1CCOLC, MSCOLC, PSCOLC, POCOLC").EntireColumn.Hidden = True
I receive an error when I try to use it because only one of the names is used for each sheet. It needs to first verify the name exists on the sheet and if so, perform the Hide/Unhide function and if not move to the next name. When all names have been used, move to the next worksheet and perform the same action until all worksheet have been gone through.
is there a way to check for a value in a range, and return the value if it is not in the range, else return nothing?
H1 =85
B | C | D
25 | 50 | 75
40 | 30 | 10
12 | 9 | 66
None of the following IF statements will work:
{=If($B2:$C4="","",If(B$2:C$4<>H$1,H$1,"")}
{=If($B2:$C4="","",If(B$2:C$4=H$1,"",H$1)}