Excel VBA Code – Inserting selected value from list
I’m having issues trying to get the selected worksheet to be inputted in the line of code
Creating loops to pull data from different worksheets using VBA?
I’m new to VBA code. I’m trying to create a loop where I copy cells E8:E16 from 6 different worksheets and past them into a “master” work sheet. This range does not change at all. I’m having trouble when it comes to pasting the values into the “master” worksheet. I would like the pasted values to start and end at C4:C12, then D4:D12, etc. Can anyone help? Here is the code I currently have:
Creating loops to pull data from different worksheets using VBA?
I’m new to VBA code. I’m trying to create a loop where I copy cells E8:E16 from 6 different worksheets and past them into a “master” work sheet. This range does not change at all. I’m having trouble when it comes to pasting the values into the “master” worksheet. I would like the pasted values to start and end at C4:C12, then D4:D12, etc. Can anyone help? Here is the code I currently have:
Creating loops to pull data from different worksheets using VBA?
I’m new to VBA code. I’m trying to create a loop where I copy cells E8:E16 from 6 different worksheets and past them into a “master” work sheet. This range does not change at all. I’m having trouble when it comes to pasting the values into the “master” worksheet. I would like the pasted values to start and end at C4:C12, then D4:D12, etc. Can anyone help? Here is the code I currently have:
Creating loops to pull data from different worksheets using VBA?
I’m new to VBA code. I’m trying to create a loop where I copy cells E8:E16 from 6 different worksheets and past them into a “master” work sheet. This range does not change at all. I’m having trouble when it comes to pasting the values into the “master” worksheet. I would like the pasted values to start and end at C4:C12, then D4:D12, etc. Can anyone help? Here is the code I currently have:
Creating loops to pull data from different worksheets using VBA?
I’m new to VBA code. I’m trying to create a loop where I copy cells E8:E16 from 6 different worksheets and past them into a “master” work sheet. This range does not change at all. I’m having trouble when it comes to pasting the values into the “master” worksheet. I would like the pasted values to start and end at C4:C12, then D4:D12, etc. Can anyone help? Here is the code I currently have:
How do you take a loop cycling through multiple columns, looking for last open cell and pasting then Repeating 31 times
‘I am copy and pasting 31 different cells(all over a worksheet) to another worksheet. I have each cell being copied and pasted to a new sheet. That sheet loops throught a specific column to find an empty row, paste. Then to the next and next, however the way I have this set up has error if one last row has one missing cell. Then the next time this runs it will past in this cell and not aligning with the rest of the data in the entire row. This is just 2 blocks of data and not all 31.
How do you take a loop cycling through multiple columns, looking for last open cell and pasting then Repeating 31 times
‘I am copy and pasting 31 different cells(all over a worksheet) to another worksheet. I have each cell being copied and pasted to a new sheet. That sheet loops throught a specific column to find an empty row, paste. Then to the next and next, however the way I have this set up has error if one last row has one missing cell. Then the next time this runs it will past in this cell and not aligning with the rest of the data in the entire row. This is just 2 blocks of data and not all 31.
Converting a macro that currently works on one sheet to be looped through all sheets in workbook
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VBA Loop does not loop
I am working on a loop to look through the export file sheet column AF, which is column 32; if a cell in column 32 equals #N/A, then copy the value in column AE, which is column 31, and paste in sheet ‘errors and resolutions’ column A last row. My loop breaks at the next loop on the bold line.