Establish if Offset RANGE contains text
But you do hate top posting!
Mik wrote:
On 29 Apr, 13:23, Dave Peterson wrote:
First, you may have noticed that most responders are top posters in this forum.
(Yep, it's different here!).
You may want to start doing the same.
Option Explicit
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Dim myStr As String
Dim HowMany As String
Dim RngToCheck As Range
Set Target = Target.Cells(1) 'just a single cell!
'just check the changes in a specific range
'I used A2:J2, change this to match what you need
If Intersect(Target, Me.Range("A2:J2")) Is Nothing Then
Exit Sub
End If
myStr = UCase(Target.Value)
'this probably would have been a good test in the other code, too.
if mystr = "" then
'the cell has been cleared
exit sub 'or something else????
end if
Select Case myStr
Case Is = UCase("man"): HowMany = 1
Case Is = UCase("Exp"): HowMany = 2
'and so on and so on
Case Else
HowMany = 0
End Select
If HowMany = 0 Then
'something bad happened, right?
Exit Sub 'or a warning or what??
End If
Set RngToCheck = Target.Resize(HowMany, 1)
If Application.CountA(RngToCheck) 1 Then
MsgBox "Insufficient space!"
Else
MsgBox "Ok to continue" 'do you really want that?
End If
End Sub
Mik wrote:
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Dave,
This works great.
Thanks.
How would I perform the same task, if I were to re-label the Types?
So,
'Type 1' becomes 'Man'
'Type 2' becomes 'Exp'
'Type 3' becomes 'Fac'
etc...
Can you shed any light on this?
Thanks again.
Mik
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Dave,
Fantastic.
Does exactly what i wanted.
Appreciate your help.
Mik
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