Macro - Using a variable number of columns in a Range
 

I have a range of cells that I need to Autofill, however, the number of rows
changes on an irregular basis based on a different set of information.
Therefore, I need to somehow incorporate this in a macro...

In one cell I have the "CountA" formula to count the number of cells of a
particular type of information in a certain data set. This number will need
to be used in a macro to limit the number of rows the autofill will select
with a different dataset.

so something along the lines of:

Range("B4:P4").Select
Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("B4:P(Sommaire!C10)"),
Type:=xlFillDefault
Range("B4:P(Sommaire!C10)").Select

The (Sommaire!C10) is where the value of the CountA formula is found.

I hope I made this clear enough,


Chris

Macro - Using a variable number of columns in a Range
 

Maybe...

Dim HowMany as long
howmany = worksheets("sommaire").range("c10").value

Range("B4:P4").AutoFill Destination:=Range("B4:P" & howmany, _
Type:=xlFillDefault

You could even replicate the counta formula in your code:

Dim howmany as long
howmany = application.countif(somerangehere,somevaluehere)

and you may want to be specific picking up the data:

howmany = application.countif(worksheets("sommaire").range(" a:a"), _
worksheets("someothersheet").range("a1").value)





stumped wrote:

I have a range of cells that I need to Autofill, however, the number of rows
changes on an irregular basis based on a different set of information.
Therefore, I need to somehow incorporate this in a macro...

In one cell I have the "CountA" formula to count the number of cells of a
particular type of information in a certain data set. This number will need
to be used in a macro to limit the number of rows the autofill will select
with a different dataset.

so something along the lines of:

Range("B4:P4").Select
Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("B4:P(Sommaire!C10)"),
Type:=xlFillDefault
Range("B4:P(Sommaire!C10)").Select

The (Sommaire!C10) is where the value of the CountA formula is found.

I hope I made this clear enough,

Chris

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Dave Peterson

Macro - Using a variable number of columns in a Range
 

I used =countif() in my sample code. You'd replicate the actual =counta()
formula you used.

Oopsie.

Dave Peterson wrote:

Maybe...

Dim HowMany as long
howmany = worksheets("sommaire").range("c10").value

Range("B4:P4").AutoFill Destination:=Range("B4:P" & howmany, _
Type:=xlFillDefault

You could even replicate the counta formula in your code:

Dim howmany as long
howmany = application.countif(somerangehere,somevaluehere)

and you may want to be specific picking up the data:

howmany = application.countif(worksheets("sommaire").range(" a:a"), _
worksheets("someothersheet").range("a1").value)

stumped wrote:

I have a range of cells that I need to Autofill, however, the number of rows
changes on an irregular basis based on a different set of information.
Therefore, I need to somehow incorporate this in a macro...

In one cell I have the "CountA" formula to count the number of cells of a
particular type of information in a certain data set. This number will need
to be used in a macro to limit the number of rows the autofill will select
with a different dataset.

so something along the lines of:

Range("B4:P4").Select
Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("B4:P(Sommaire!C10)"),
Type:=xlFillDefault
Range("B4:P(Sommaire!C10)").Select

The (Sommaire!C10) is where the value of the CountA formula is found.

I hope I made this clear enough,

Chris

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Dave Peterson

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Dave Peterson