I am trying to figure out how to use a variable as a row number for use in a range name and/or a pivot table range. Right now I have a range of R571C17, but the row number will change with each use of the pivot table formation macro.
View 3 RepliesIt's probably O so simple but: Using a variable in R1C1, here's the attempt:
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Dim RS_Period As Double
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RS_Period = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("B17") - 1
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Range("E2:E" & LastRow).FormulaR1C1 = "=(RC[-2]-OFFSET(RC[-2],9,0))/OFFSET(RC[-2],9,0)"
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I lieu of the "9" I need to use the "RS_Period" which is an offset value.
I am using follwoing vb code to enter formula to sum a range. However it is giving sum of different range.
Cells(Row, Column).FormulaR1C1 = "=SUM(R[" & a & "]C[" & b & "]:R[" & x & "]C[" & y & "])"
Where a, b , x and y are variables containg starting row, starting column, last row and last column value like a=19; b=3; x=24 and y=3. When i check the formula in that cell, it appears as Sum(F25:F30)
Hello 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 need to know how to use a variable in an R1C1 statement. The statement is as follows:
Set rng = Sheet1.Range("A2:QFinalRowII").CurrentRegion
Ideally the statement would read something like,
Set rng = Sheet1.Range("A2:Q10").CurrentRegion
How would I use a variable name like "FinalRowII" instead of a number?
My current dataset goes to row 256, when I use the Macro Recorder it produces the following "static" code.
ActiveWorkbook.PivotCaches.Create(SourceType:=xlDatabase, SourceData:= _
"claim_export!R1C1:R256C23", Version:=xlPivotTableVersion12). _
CreatePivotTable TableDestination:="Sheet5!R3C1", TableName:="PivotTable1" _
, DefaultVersion:=xlPivotTableVersion12
QUESTION/PROBLEM:
Each month the amount of rows could be different (columns should be the same)... I have tried (3) different ways to replace the 256 with my variable name called "numbers"
SourceData:="claim_export!R1C1:R " & numbers & "C23" OR
SourceData:="claim_export!R1C1:R[" & numbers & "]C[23]" OR
SourceData:="claim_export!R1C1:R[" & numbers & "]C23
They all produce the same resulting error:
Run-time error '5': Invalid procedure call or argument.
Note* I am sure my variable is working, because when I "step into" (F8) my code and hover over my variable I can see it showing the number I expect.
The code below is for a macro that allows the user to create a list of contacts. The column containing the names of these contacts are then referenced by a userform (code not present) by way of a Named Range. I want to update the named range whenever the user adds another contact so this new contact shows up in the user form.
I am currently referencing the range containing the names using R1C1 style, but I cannot get the variable aspect to work correctly.
=IF(CEILING(B9/0.5,1)>40,MAX(CEILING(B9/0.55,1),40),MAX(CEILING(B9/0.5,1),36))-0.01
Edit B9 to the R1C1 style of cell reference, how to do that?
I am trying to insert a formula into a VBA Code but I get an error msg.
The formula is;
I want to subtract one date from another to find out the total waiting time, and repeat this action for multiple rows.
I'm trying to use an R1C1 formula within all of this.
Dim TotalTimes As Long
Dim iTime As Integer
TotalTimes = Cells(Rows.Count, 4).End(xlUp).Row
For iTime = 1 To TotalTimes
Cells.Find("Waiting Time").Offset(iTime, 0).FormulaR1C1 = [R[iTime]C[-1]-R[iTime]C[-2]]
I am writing a macro that populates some columns from other worksheets, and populates other columns with formulas. One of these formulas is a text string that includes a three digit number, with leading zeros if needed. The following formula works perfectly when typed directly into the cells:
=IF(AND(RC[15]<>"",RC[4]<>""),CONCATENATE(RC[14],"-",IF(RC[15]<10,"00",IF(10<RC[15]<100,"0",)),RC[15]),IF(AND(RC[14]="",RC[4]<>""),R[-1]C,""))
But this formula triggers a error message "Compile error: Expected: end of statement" when inserted in my sub. The "00" is highlited when the error message appears.
I receive an run-time error message 1004 "autofill method of range class failed" in the following setting, in the 2nd line.
In this instance, I want to copy 1 cell from the cell 2 columns before.
Code:
Range("M3").FormulaR1C1 = "=RC[-2]"
Range("M3").AutoFill Destination:=Range("M3"), Type:=xlFillDefault
When I first started using excell I was relatively good at it, however a few changes were made. The main one being for excell 2002 was the collumns were not by letter. A minor problem that I managed to get past. However the next was a function issue. Before I remembered a way to total rows with a simple function like =b3*c3, which worked for the first one. Then, from that point, I could copy that formula and paste it to all of the cells in the collum in which the forumula changed for individual cells to =b4*c4, =b5*c5, etc.
My questions are simple. Is there a way that I can do this on Excell 2002 without having to do it on a cell by cell basis, and is there a way to change collumns back to letters.
I've attached the spreadsheet in which I want to figure this out on. The goal, is to total price and quantities sold into the totals section without doing it on a cell by cell basis.
I am needing to write a line of VB code for a macro that will insert a VLookup formula into a cell where the "named" table_array can be a variable. Example of what I am looking at below.
Worksheets("active Worksheet").("active cell").Formula =VLOOKUP(G2,variable,6,False)"
I need it to be imputed in the active cell of the active sheet with the variable able to be gathered possibly from a cell reference. Say the cell c3 on the active sheet says V080606, the formula imputed would be =VLOOKUP(g2,v0806,6,false).
I have a front sheet with a list of all the sheets in the workbook in column A.
In column B I need to use the counta function to count the number of entries in the corresponding sheet to column A.
As there are 70 sheets I'd thought I'd use a Macro but I'm having great difficulties. I've done a search but can't find what I'm looking for.
So heres part of my code (it uses loops etc which I've managed but this just errors)
cell.Offset(0, 1).FormulaR1C1 = "=counta(" & str2&" C[-1])-1"
The str2 is the string name to reference the sheet in the formula (for example sheet1), I can't figure out how to enter this into the code so it works and is accepted.
I am having to copy and paste rows of data into a new worksheet where the rows sizes change and I am wanting to add a new row at the end of the pasted rows but with the sumation formula to add the relevant column
e.g copy range B14:AA17 with in this case columns E to AA holding the numerical values. Therefore I wish in cell E18 to sum the value of E14:E17 and so on ending with cell AA18 holding the sum of AA14:AA17
As these vary I have all relevant variables, Range to add sumation values to eg E18:AA18
Start Cell E14 and so on.
I tried adding "=SUM(x:d)" where x and d are vars relating the the column cell required eg x = E14 and d = E17
I need my program to:
- find the cell containing the string "Datum/Tid"
- record the column and the row of the found cell in two variables lCol and lRow
Here is my
Sub test()
Dim rFoundCell As Range
Dim lRow As Long
Dim lCol As Long
'Find method of VBA
Set rFoundCell = Range("A1")
Set rFoundCell = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1:Z50").Find(What:="Datum/Tid", After:=rFoundCell, _
LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _
SearchDirection:=xlNext, MatchCase:=False)
'for anyof the two lines down I get the message "object variable OR block variable not set"
lRow = rFoundCell.Row
lCol = rFoundCell.Column
End Sub
I have tried to reset the cell reference style back to A1 from R1C1 (Tools-->Options-->General tab-->uncheck R1C1 reference style), but when I close Excel and reopen it, the reference style changes back to R1C1 style. When I make the change I described above using the Options feature, it changes it for the current file and saves it with the file. When creating a new file in the same session, it keeps the A1 reference style, but when I close Excel and reopen it, it returns to the R1C1 style. Any ideas about how to return to the default A1 reference style for the next Excel session?
I get an error at the line in red, I'm sure I messed up the R1C1 Part. The first formula will be put in HZ5:HZ100 Those cells need to reference another sheet in the workbook call Varsity A3:A98. The Second formula will be IA5:IA100 Will ref Varsity B3:B98
So whenever someone enters a name in the varsity sheet the name will appear in the other sheet. This is a master workbook That will be copied many times that is why I am putting the formula in after I create the copy because the links would look at the original Varsity sheet otherwise then the user get the update links messages.
I'm trying to figure out how many Widget As are in Order 0001, for example.
Order # Product
0001 Widget B
0001 Widget A
0001 Widget A
0001 Widget C
0001 Widget A
0002 etc.
I would think that I should use a sum(R1C1:R1C1) format to figure this out, but I might be making this harder than necessary.
I'm trying to create a border for a range using R1C1 and get an error.
VB: Sheet11.Range(Cells(y, 1), Cells(y, 5)).BorderAround Weight:=xlThin
If I do not use R1C1 it works...
VB: Sheet11.Range("A18:E18").BorderAround Weight:=xlThin
Everything else in my macro is using R1C1 format for ease of automation. However, I cannot get this to resolve. I am setting the source data for a line chart.
However, if I use A1 format it works just fine.
I am using R1C1 for automation purposes. A1 format will not easily work. I have the interpolated statement in there because the range contains some empty cells. I want excel to fill the line in the chart using interpolation. All the data in the columns(N through R or 14 through 18 in R1C1 format) is contiguous. I have not tried Union, but it seems I should just use this range like I do in the A1 format.
Every time I copy and paste cells in a specific workbook it changes the reference style to R1C1. Setting it back in the options, saving the document, closing Excel then reopening brings it back as A1 referencing but copy and paste will again return it to R1C1.
I've checked for VB code and there's nothing there either.
know if I can use a wildcard on R1C1 notation for my "lookup value" in my Vlookup, so that the Vlookup searches for a not exact match, but on the whole contents of the cell, not just the first several letters? I am using VBA, and the vlookup is in each cell of a for next loop, so I cannot use an actual cell reference which is where I've usually seen, and used wildcards. I've tried changing the Vlookup to have the lookup value be "Cells(n,2)" instead of "RC[-2]" to no avail. I need to make the vlookup evaluate all the words in cell "RC[-2]" prior to returning the value I specified, because otherwise it returns the wrong value even though I sorted my lookup table Column A A to Z.
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Currently, I have switched my referencing style back to the default mode; however, every time I restart Excel, it switches me back to the R1C1 Reference Style. Is there a method to prevent this, instead of unchecking the option every time?
View 8 Replies View RelatedDoes anyone know if it's possible to use R1C1 style references in conditional formatting formulas?
Eg., =R[-1]C > 1
I tried the above and I keep getting an error.
I need the column numbers to start with 0 instead of 1, I'm using the R1C1 Reference Style. In other words, I want the first cell to be "R1C0" (or "R0C0") not "R1C1".
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to select a range of cells using the R1C1 notation. But I'm making an error in the syntax. I know it's really simple, I just don't know what's wrong.
View 2 Replies View RelatedTrying to create a VBA code that will enter a formula such as: SUM(Q2:Qt) in a range of cells for instance A2:A10, and if there is information in B11, B12, B13 etc., it will consider that variable change and enter the SUM formula in cells A11, A12, A13.
I read that Dim LR As Long is the solution but not sure how to apply.
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The row on the top currently matches the column on the left side. This was done by using simple commands like "=A4", "=A5", "=A6" in the top row. Now I am trying to expand this table to a variable amount of columns and rows (there will always be 3 more rows than columns like there currently is above), so I want to write some code in VBA that will put these equations in the cells for me.
Here is the tricky part though. The numbers in the left column are actually calculated using the solver, and the numbers in the middle cells reference both the left column and top row. Because of this, I actually need to put an equation in the top row (like the previously mentioned "=A4") so that it always has the newest result from the solver.
The left column will always be in the same row, so only the number itself needs to change, but I'm not sure how to do this.