I want my column to be populated by formula using VBA. Let's say on row1, the formula is = SUMIF(mysheet!$L:$L,$A1&C$1&"09",mysheet!$M:$M). And on row 2, the formula is
=SUMIF(mysheet!$L:$L,$A2&C$1&"09",mysheet!$M:$M). And on row 3, the formula is =SUMIF(mysheet!$L:$L,$A3&C$1&"09",mysheet!$M:$M). And this is done up to the last row. How do I do this?
Here is my array code
Dim Values() As String
Dim count As String
count = 9
For count = 9 To 1800
Values(count) = "=IF(AND(E" + count + "<>"""",AH" + count + "<>0),(AH" + count + "/E" + count + ")*100,0)"
count = count + 1
Next
I'd make it a static array but eventually I'm going to have to set it up where I wont know the upper bound.
Here is the other part of my code that I don't know what I'm doing.
If Range("A9") > 0.01 Then
Range("AI9:AI1800") = 0.01
Else
Range("AI9:AI1800") = Values
End If
I keep getting mismatch errors on the count variable, but I need it to be a string so I'm not sure what do here.
I have a below formula which extracts the v and number attached to it I would like to copy this across all columns and change row for each column. So for example 1st column reference will be B4, the second column would have a reference B5 and so on, it's probably worth to mention that cells I am referencing to are in other sheet hence why there's Ref! before B4 is this why absolute column and relative row not working?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a report that I run off a database and extract to Excel.
It has 3 fields: Title; FirstName; LastName. For example sake lets say they are in columns A, B, C. Now in D I have a fieldname of FullName and in D2 onwards the formula: =A2&" "&B2&" "&C2.
Now I currently manually type the formula and drag it down to the same row as the last entry in the first 3 columns so that I get the full title in one cell.
I wanted to know how I could enter the the formula above in column D so that it automatically does this for me?
I tried to record a Macro as a test for column D setting the field name in D1 and the formula in D2 and got the following:
I am trying to hide a column titled "Test". This column is usually column E, but it is possible it can be moved to column D or F. If I use:
[Code] .........
Then column E is hidden, regardless of whether Test is moved left or right. The reason Test moves is due to the user inserting or deleting a column.
using a macro im trying to paste in a sum formula, however this will be pasted onto different sheets and the number of records will be different for each so i cannot use absolute locations. the only constant is that all ranges will start in row I9. when it runs the following code
Range("G" & (ActiveCell.Row)).Select
ActiveCell = "Total"
Range("I" & (ActiveCell.Row)).Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=Sum(I8:R[-1]C)"
Range("J" & (ActiveCell.Row)).Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=Sum(J8:R[-1]C)"
Range("I:J" & (ActiveCell.Row)).Select
Selection.Copy
Range("I4:J4").PasteSpecial
it fills in =SUM('I8':I13) how can i make it insert it without the ' ' around the I9? and how can i select the two cells? (again, cannot be absolute..)
I have a formula that works fine in the cell of an Excel spreadsheet but I'm struggling to translate it into VBA (your help please).
The cell formula is:
=If(B2="", "", B2 & " (version: " & F2 & ")")
I want to iterate through all rows in my spreadsheet (about 2000) incrementing the relevant row numbers in the formula @ each pass - eg changing B2 -> B3 -> B4 etc and F2 -> F3 -> F4 etc where column 'B' contains the name of the product and column 'F' contains the version number, resulting in "Product Name (version: 123)" per row.
The closest I've got to this is:
Sub LookupNameInColumnA()
Range("A2").Select
Dim i As Integer
For i = 1 To Selection. CurrentRegion.Rows.Count - 1
ActiveCell.Formula = "=IF(B2="""", """", B2 & "" Version: 999"")" ' problem line?
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
Next i
End Sub
This works OK'ish but I want each line to reflect the different data per row. I'm struggling to increment row 'B' and row 'F' in the formula, having tried "B & i + 1" and "F & i + 1" but am getting confused with quotes and concatenating strings within formulas.
I'm working on setting up a chart. The formula I'm using for cell B21 is this: =ROUND(F3,0) & " " & IF(E3<F3 ...
View 2 Replies View RelatedHello I'm looking for some clarification about how to use "= SUM(RC:RC)". I don't understand what the RC:RC represents. I thought that this was the directions for where to "position" the formula, but I think I'm missing something.
I was able to include the correct cells that I need summarized, but the answer is not right; it's zero.
Public Sub SubColumn(CritStr As String) ...
I'm trying to use relative references and am have having trouble with selecting a range for the fill down command.
I'd like to copy a formula down in the last column from row 1 to the last row with data. Column D is static so I can always use it to find the last row. The last column will vary; sometimes it might be G another time it might be X. I'm able to get the formula entered into the proper cell but I can't figure out how to select the range for a fill down.
If I was not using relative references and cell X1 always had the formula then Id code it like this:
'*** Find last row with data
Range("D1").Select
LastRow = Range("D65536").End(xlUp).Row
'*** Calculate length of cell in previous column
[Code]....
It's the last range statement that stops me. I haven't come up with a variation that allows me to select a range from the cell on the first row of the last column and select the last row with data for the same column.
I am having a bit of a battle with an update process that I am trying to run. Essentially I want to be able to select a range of data and update certain fields from a userform to a worksheet. The data is loaded into the userform successfully, however selection of data is a problem. I don't seem able to do it with FIND - all it does is fin the data, but the actual range is not selected for updating purposes.
Take a look at my code - I have not included the FIND process because that is where the problem is and I have nothing to show at this point. I have used some code that I found in the forum and modified it for my purposes and but for the range selection it works.
Private Sub UpdateContact()
Dim strAnswer, strFindIt As String
Dim sUpdateMe As Range
tbxWrkTel.Text = Format(tbxWrkTel, "000 000 0000")
tbxMobile.Text = Format(tbxMobile, "000 000 0000")
tbxHomeTel.Text = Format(tbxHomeTel, "000 000 0000")
If Not WorksheetFunction.CountIf(Sheet1.Columns(1), tbxCompany) > 0 Then 'To avoid duplicate data
If tbxCompany = "" Then tbxCompany = "-"
If tbxContact = "" Then tbxContact = "-"
If tbxWrkTel = "" Then tbxWrkTel = "-" .........
I am working on a spreadsheet and I need values from Sheet1!a2, a7, a12, a17 etc...
I want to fill in the formula ='Sheet1'!a2 etc, to fill column A in sheet2!
When I highlight and drop down to fill excel fills the column in increments of five like i need but doesn't start on the right one. Instead it fills the formula as ='Sheet1'!a6, (For cel A1) and ='Sheet1'!a11, (for cell A2) and so on.
I need a macro to perform the following:
On column A, from row 2 to 22, I have on each cell, an equal to (=) formula which links the result from another sheet in the same work book.
I need a macro that begining on Column C, everytime the cells in Column A changes from 0 to a number, displays the number on column C and when cell in Column A goes back to 0, Column C retains the number. Next time Column A displays a new number, then Column D is filled, next number Column E and so on.
Example: Lets suppose that cell A2 shows 1234, then cell c2 will show 1234, once cell A2 goes back to 0, cell C2 remains 1234. Then when cell A2 shows a new number 5678, then cell D2 will display the new number 5678 and if A2 goes back to 0 cell D2 will retain the number 5678 and again, once cell A2 displays a new number 1589, then E2 will display 1589, etc, etc. This could happen as many as 20 times (up to column V) before erasing all columns and beginning all over again.
Is there some easy way to fill out column B referencing column A, but only incrementing by 1 row in A every 2 cells in B?
Example:
Column A:
A1 = 1
A2 = 2
A3 = 3
etc...
Column B (I would like to fill this, referencing column A):
B1 = A1
B2 empty
B3 = A2
B4 empty
B5 = A3
etc
I am looking for a Macro to fill in a formula in each row where there is a value. So if there is a value in row 1 Column A then place this formula into Column B and continue down the sheet untill there is not a value in Column A.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a formula
=LEFT(L2,FIND(".",L2,1)-1)
I need a macro to copy this to the last blank cell in the column, the last blank cell will be different each month otherwaise i would have just been able to enter a range L2:L6000.
I need a macro that will insert this formula: =Trim(IF(B3="","",MID(B3&", "&B3,FIND(" ",B3)+1,LEN(B3)+1))) into column C starting on row three through the end of the spreadsheet information.
I typed this incorrectly when I first posted. I need it to fill down into only column C not the end of the spreadsheet.
Let's say I have data from column A up to column J.
Columns M, N, O contain formulas which calculate value from column J. Since this sheet is a template, the number of rows of data vary from month to month, i.e. the amount of records I copy and paste to columns A-J vary.
I would like to have a macro which will fill down the formulas in columns M, N and O as many as there is data in column J. Example: Let's say minimum number of row is 100, so up to row 100, column J already contains formulas. But if the following month the number of rows is 150, I would like the macro to automatically fill down the formulas in columns M, N and O up to row 150. But if the following month, there is only 130 rows, the macro should fill down to row 130 only.
I have written a macro that creates a new spreadsheet and copies text into it. The number of rows varies depending on the input.
Yet, running the macro results in a sheet with the max rows (65k+). This is unmangeable, as it makes it a huge file and size and harder to print.
I only want there to be the number of rows that have text in them.
The larger problem is how these were even created in the first place. Currently:
' Formula for Job Name
Range("A2").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=LEFT(RC[12],8)"
' Fill Job Name
Range("A2").Select
Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("A2", Cells(Rows.Count, "A")), Type:=xlFillDefault
I have a startdate F1 and an end date G1. Is there a macro that can list all dates by day within that range into column I7:down.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI want a Macro to be able to copy a formula down from cell A2 down the entire column within the data range. But, the problem I've got is that the spreadsheets I'll be using the Macro on will be different sizes. Currently, the VBA looks like this:
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "= LOWER(RC[3])"
Range("A2").Select
Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("A2:A17340"), Type:=xlFillDefault
Range("A2").Select
So the "Destination:=Range("A2:A17340")" part copies the formula into all cells from A2 to A17340. Other spreadsheets might only have data up to cell A200, or Awhatever - is there a way of getting the macro to populate just the cells in column A but only where there is data adjacent in other columns?
Also, I want the Macro to be able to delete all rows wherever "DELETE" appears in a certain column - I had a look at the "Delete Entire Row Based on Criteria" Macro but I'm looking for a fully automated solution, rather than the question boxes coming up and asking which cell/criteria, I need to run this macro on multiple sheets and the criteria/column position will always be the same -
I have created a macro with the below formula in it:
Range("L2").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=LEN(RC[-1])"
Range("L2").Select
Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("L2:L234")
Range("L2:L234").Select
I am using column K and it looks up the length of this cell. When I created the formula I was using info that only went to line 234 which was fine. Once I clear the info in column K and input new info it can go further than line 234. How do I get the macro to look up the whole of column k without having to create a new macro each time?
I am trying to insert formulas to my cells in different columns and then fill down the formulas as many rows as in the reference column. So far I have put my formulas in a macro but I seem to get problems with " and ' symbols. My macro looks like this:
Sheets("Sold Articles Database").Select
Range("U3").Formula = " =VLOOKUP(LEFT(K3,2),'Input Variables'!$A$48:$B$52,2,FALSE)"
Range("V3").Formula = " =VLOOKUP(K3,'Product datas'!$A$2:$C$10000,3,FALSE)"
Range("W3").Formula = " =VLOOKUP(K3,'Product datas'!$A$2:$D$10000,4,FALSE)"
[Code] ........
i want to fill down a column and instead of my formula changing from A6 to A7 i want it to change to B6.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a control chart macro which is being used for patient doses of a medication. Right now my macro automatically fills columns D-N down to row 100. However, I would like it to stop at the last row of data entered in column A. I have attached the code related to the formulae a
J
Sub Control_Chart_1()
'
' Control_Chart_1 Macro
[Code]....
I've created the following Macro based on some of the posts on this great forum! It works great, but I'd like to tweak it for another purpose where it would fill the formula down until a cell in column AF had the value "#N/A" or stopped having the value "clean". The #N/A is from a formula result so I'm not sure if or how the Macro would treat this.
Code:
Sub Y_CleanUp3()
'
' Clean Up Bad Data Macro 3
Dim LR As Integer
Range("AH2").Formula = "=VLOOKUP(X2,'[Territory by Zip Code.xlsx]Sheet1'!$A$2:$B$135000,2,TRUE)"
LR = Range("AF" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
Range("AH2").AutoFill Destination:=Range("AH2:AH" & LR), Type:=xlFillDefault
With Range("AH2:AH" & LR)
End With
End Sub
When I enter data in the cells A1 and B1, C1 needs to calculate the result. (not copy and paste)
For examle: I have formula C1=(A1+B1)/2
C column for formula, but shows result only when there is a data in A and B
I'm just learning VBA and attempting to modify an existing piece of code. My only question is where it's possible to refer to a column in relative terms. In others words for the following:
If Target.Column = 33 Then
Is there a way to ensure that if users create or delete columns resulting in the current column 33 now changing to column 34 or 32, my code still applies to the correct column?
Is there a way to write formulas so the variables are relative to a sheet?
I have a workbook that collects monthly electrical meter readings and calculates billing for each tenant. A new sheet is used for each month and the formulas need to refer to the previous month’s sheet for the prior meter reading.
For example cell C36 in the sheet Feb09 might contain: =Jan09!D36 Where Jan09 is the sheet name from the prior month. When I copy sheet Feb09 to make sheet Mar09 I’d like the formula in C36 to be =Feb09!D36.
I'm importing comma delimited files into Excel. These files will contain formulas, but do not know on which row they will end up in once imported. My formula's need to reference the row they have been pasted to. For example, If I paste the formula on Row 2 the formula would be =A2+B2
Row 3 =A3+B3
However, since these formulas are coming in via a non-excel file, I need the cell reference to be dynamic. Something along the lines of =A#+B# where # would be interpreted by Excel as the current row the formula is on. (I know that '#' isn't correct.)
