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I have a standard template with fields (worksheet 1) that I need to populate
data with from another worksheet (worksheet 2). The problem is in worksheet 2 the order of the columns will always be different or sometimes the column name may not exist. Is there a vba code that will compare the column headings of worksheet 1 and 2 and if the heading exists in worksheet 2, then that matching column in worksheet 1 will be populated? There are approximately 30 columns in worksheet 1 to populate. any help is much appreciated!! Thanks. |
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I prefer to do this by defining a named range in both workbooks that match
and then no matter which column it's in, you can find the data. myCol = 0 myCol = myWS.Range("Column1Name").Column would be how you'd access it. You could do something like IF myCol 0 then ... Populate the second worksheet end if -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt "Confused" wrote: I have a standard template with fields (worksheet 1) that I need to populate data with from another worksheet (worksheet 2). The problem is in worksheet 2 the order of the columns will always be different or sometimes the column name may not exist. Is there a vba code that will compare the column headings of worksheet 1 and 2 and if the heading exists in worksheet 2, then that matching column in worksheet 1 will be populated? There are approximately 30 columns in worksheet 1 to populate. any help is much appreciated!! Thanks. |
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By defining named ranges in both worksheets, you mean named ranges for each
matching columns? Can you further explain the what you mean by the below: IF myCol 0 then ... Populate the second worksheet end if What would I put in after the word "then" in the first line? And do I need to put anything after "end if" or will the code end on that command? Thanks for your help! "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I prefer to do this by defining a named range in both workbooks that match and then no matter which column it's in, you can find the data. myCol = 0 myCol = myWS.Range("Column1Name").Column would be how you'd access it. You could do something like IF myCol 0 then ... Populate the second worksheet end if -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt "Confused" wrote: I have a standard template with fields (worksheet 1) that I need to populate data with from another worksheet (worksheet 2). The problem is in worksheet 2 the order of the columns will always be different or sometimes the column name may not exist. Is there a vba code that will compare the column headings of worksheet 1 and 2 and if the heading exists in worksheet 2, then that matching column in worksheet 1 will be populated? There are approximately 30 columns in worksheet 1 to populate. any help is much appreciated!! Thanks. |
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Will this work even if I copy and paste a new file into the worksheet,
therefore the order of the columns will change? Please let me know if I am not being clear. "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I prefer to do this by defining a named range in both workbooks that match and then no matter which column it's in, you can find the data. myCol = 0 myCol = myWS.Range("Column1Name").Column would be how you'd access it. You could do something like IF myCol 0 then ... Populate the second worksheet end if -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt "Confused" wrote: I have a standard template with fields (worksheet 1) that I need to populate data with from another worksheet (worksheet 2). The problem is in worksheet 2 the order of the columns will always be different or sometimes the column name may not exist. Is there a vba code that will compare the column headings of worksheet 1 and 2 and if the heading exists in worksheet 2, then that matching column in worksheet 1 will be populated? There are approximately 30 columns in worksheet 1 to populate. any help is much appreciated!! Thanks. |
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