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Default New to vba trying to assign # to strings

so what should be placed there? The algorithm you provided was to number
sequentially - now you don't want to use that algorithm for some case, so
what algorithm do you want? Do you want to just skip that number - what
happens if that fails and you get to the point where skipping no longer
works?

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hotherps wrote in message
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That worked great Bob! I'm really going to have to look at it to try and
figure out exactly what is happening.
Let me ask one more question. Let's say that I do not want the same
Pack number in any given column. i.e. Col F, Row 5 = Pack1 I do not
want any more cells in Col F to be pack Pack1 instead Increment the
number

I'm thinking an If statement somewhere in there would do it? But how to
phrase it?


Bob Phillips wrote:
*Untested.

i = 0
For Each cell In Range("H10:DD2567")
If cell.Value = "Pack" Then
i = i+1
For j = 1 To 8
cell.Offset(0,j).Value = "Pack" & CStr(i)
Next j
IF i 40 i = 0
End If
Next cell

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"hotherps " wrote in
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I think what I am trying to do is not that difficult, but I just

can't
get it. I have a spreadsheet with a range of H:10 to DD:267 the

work
"Pack" appears it is an assignment. I amtry to number each

occurence of
"Pack" i.e. Pack1, Pack2 up to Pack41. When the code finds the word

I
want it to fill in the next 8 cells to the right with the name Pack

and
the incremented number. It should loop through all of the rows
repeating the same pattern until it reachs Pack41, it should then

start
over at Pack1 and continue to loop to the end of the range.

Is this very complicated? I'm trying for...next, do until...

nothing
works

Thanks

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