Essentially, I have a column of integer values which I would like to iterate through. The integers in the column vary from 12 to -12 with the exception of 0, so 24 possible integer values here.
For each possible value, I would like the activecell.offset(0,7) value added to a variable.
So if I iterate from cell A1 to cell A10, each time a value of "1" appears, I would like the cell 7 spaces to the right of the "1" cell added to a "total" variable for "1" e.g.: "totalOne".
The same applies for every value within my range. So if there are three instances of the value "8" between A1 and A10, then each value 7 cells right of those "8" values will be added to a total value for the value 8.
I started to use:
select case range("u4:u150"). value
case 1
Dim value1 = value1 + ActiveCell.offset(0, 7).Value
However, at this point I realised that a switch statement stores the range I have given it as an array, so my 'case 1' cannot work as it is trying to compare an integer with an array.
Finally, if it stores an array, surely it wouldn't be able to get cell.offset values as it would have no references to those locations given that the array is just a group of integers, not actual cell references? Will I have to use lots of "for each" statements? hope not!
I set a column width to some integer like 10, and the next time I open the file it has changed to something like 9.89. Is there some configuration that prevents this from happening and leaves my setting alone?
I have written a macro to record some information to cells on a spreadsheet. Below is my code. As you can see I already have row setup in the code, but I now want to add column as an integer. So that if something were recorded in col m, then it would add 1 to colu and the next information would be added in col n.
Col = 13 (M) to start with.
Dim row As Integer Dim colu As Integer
If Trim(txt(8, 10, 25)) = Workbooks("Book1").Worksheets(1).Range("K" & row) Then MyScreen.Area(8, 4, 8, 5).Copy MyScreen.Area(22, 40, 22, 41).Paste SendKey "<ENTER>" If MyScreen.Area(7, 57, 7, 57) = "A" Then Workbooks("Book1").Worksheets(1).Range(colu & row) = Trim(txt(7, 57, 74)) 'getting my error here.. something wrong with colu colu = colu + 1 End If
I have a first column, which contains random integers typically with gaps of between 10 to 50 blank cells. The data may have up to 5,000 rows in total.
In the next column along I would like a calculation which averages the integer in the first column out across all rows until another integer is reached in the first column.
E.g. In the first column, the first number is 60, then 9 blank cells till the next entry. In the second column the first 10 cells each contain the number 6 ( = 60/10).
I am building a Workbook which takes data from SheetA and inserts it into SheetB. Part of the data is only entered when a positive value exists.
I then do an export from SheetB.
The problem is that I need to get the column number and pass it to the cell reference based on the field name in row 1.
Dim sFindstring As String Dim rFindcell As range Dim iR As Integer Dim iC As Integer
sFindString = " Find this string in the cell" 'Using cells find the findstring Set rFindCell = Cells.Find(What:=sFindString, After:=[A1], LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlPrevious)
'OK so look here iR = 3 'I am trying to pick up the column number iC = rFindCell.Column
rFindCell throws an object or with block variable not set error. Is there some property that I need to set.
Is it practical to attempt to iterate over all cells in Application.Cells when using Excel 2007? I am truely amazed by the number of cells available but slighty unsure of the practicality of a spreadsheet which attempts to use of the 17,179,869,184 cells in each worksheet!
I'm trying to iterate through a range of merged cells, but each cell in the merged row is being iterated through and I want it to go from row to row. This what I have, but the subscript goes out of range since is looking at the cells within the merged rows.
I have a single very huge excel file. That file contains several sheets. Many of those sheets contain PivotCharts. I want to iterate on all of those pivotcharts and make an image file like jpeg,gif,png,etc.
i Am trying to get this project underway and can attempt this manually in excel but will take ages. I was wondering if there is a code I can use. I am trying to get a 7 character alphanumeric serial number for units as a 4(alpha) and 3 numeric number. like say AAAA001 , i want to list on a row all the numbers on a sheet right upto ZZZZ999
I have Column C and D filled with numeric temperature and humidity data. I need next 16 rows (8 more set) to be filled with randomly generated dummy data by the values exist in C and D. Same numbers but randomly distributed.
I have two columns in excel, col A and col B.What I would want to achieve is following:
Col A Col B A 2 A 2 A 2 B 3 B 3 B 3 B 3 C 3 C 3 C 3
Now I want a total of values in column B pertaining to unique (or say 1st occurences) of values in Col A. So in this case the output should be 8 ,Achieved as follows(2 +3+3).
Each one of these rows represents an entry into a ticket in our incident management system. Col4 represents the method by which the incident was reported to us (Email, Voicemail, Walk In, Ask IT). A ticket can be open and closed with a single entry if the issue is easily solved or it can have many entries if the issue is complex and requires more troubleshooting or escalation to a higher tier of support. I need to determine the number of unique tickets submitted by each reporting avenue (Email, Voicemail, Walk In, Ask IT).
In this table the number of tickets that were:
submitted via Email is 14 submitted via Voicemail is 1 submitted via Walk In is 2 submitted via Ask IT is 1
I have been working on a basic input sheet for progress reporting at work to standardize the information and acheive a half decent automated report.
I am have trouble validating the textbox to only allow an integer to be entered in the box. On result of text being entered on add, a msgbox should prompt the user to enter only text.
How might I do this?
Private Sub CommandButton6_Click() Dim iRow As Long Dim ws As Worksheet
I've been searching the forums for this problem but I can't seem to find any answers. Anyway, this is the problem. See screenshot.
I want to compare A1 for the values in column B, then return the corresponding cell (column C) in column D. e.g. D1 = 2, D2 = 1, D3 = 4, D4 = 5 and D5 = 3.
Below is a snapshot of data in a column. I need a way to extract the number, may be a whole, may be decimal, and leave behind the text description. Result to be put into a new column:
The idea here is that the integer could be integrated in anyway imaginable with the associated text. I don't need the text. The end result must display this in a new column:
i need is a script that will add two boxes together to get a sum in a third box, but where it is tricky for me is that i need the third box to retain the summed value even when either of the first two box values are deleted.
For example, say i have box A1=10, B1=40, and C1= SUM of A1 & B1 (so C1=50). Easy enough, but where im lost is that i want to be able to delete the value of either A1 or B1 and then have C1 still = 50, so then i can input another value into either A1 or B1 to continue to add to C1.
I'm creating a user form where the user can enter latitude and longitude in either Deg/Min/Sec format or Decimal Degrees. To go from decimal degrees into Deg/Min/Sec I need to do the following
X = Integer(A) <-- I need to cast A as an integer or truncate it. Not sure how to do this in VBA. Y = Integer[( A - X ) * 60] <-- Again, needs to be cast as an integer Z = {[( A - X ) * 60] - Y} * 60. I didn't see a native truncate function in Excel and in the past I've always used Left() or Right()
So I'm trying to format the last variable so that it is always four digits, ie, 0001, 0034, 0204, 1234, etc...
Any clue how to do this, I've searched around and can't seem to find the code for it. I could do it with a long set of conditional statements, but I'm pretty sure there is a format function or something.