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Need aMacro to perform lookup
Sub lookForRecords() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim i As Integer, j As Integer Dime sourceSheet As String, lookUpSheet As String sourceSheet = "Sheet1" 'change Sheet1 accordingly lookUpSheet = "Sheet2" 'change sheet2 accordingly accountCol = "A"...- jakecam
- Post #76
- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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Need a Macro To Add Rows in Excel
Correction: Sub insertRows() Dim i As Integer, j As Integer, rowsToInsert As Integer rowsToInsert = 0 colLetter = "A" 'change this to the column letter you are using, i.e. "R" records = Application.CountA(ActiveSheet.Range(colLetter & ":" & colLetter)) 'sum all rows to add For i = 1 To...- jakecam
- Post #10
- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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Need a Macro To Add Rows in Excel
The following code should do it. Sub insertRows() Dim i As Integer, j As Integer, rowsToInsert As Integer colLetter = "A" 'change this to the column letter you are using, i.e. "R" records = Application.CountA(ActiveSheet.Range(colLetter & ":" & colLetter)) 'sum all rows to add For i = 1...- jakecam
- Post #9
- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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Excel - Conditional Concatenate
with the following code, you avoid of having to manually change the range in your code as rows of records decreases or increases. records = Application.CountA(ActiveSheet.Range("A:A")) dim i as integer For i = 2 to records strCellValue = Range("B" & i) & Range("C" & i) If...- jakecam
- Post #13
- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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VB for applications Grab data from another worksheet in Excel
Write the following command first within your sub: application.screenupdating = False- jakecam
- Post #6
- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
