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almost there but not quite. i'm using application.match in a macro to find a
value inserted by the user in a userform. so the macro searches the spreadsheet for the value and finds it. but what i want to do is when it finds that value, it makes it the activecell...the macro kinda looks like this - Private Sub cmdAlt_Click() Dim HFC As String Dim Index As Variant Dim nextrow As Long HFC = Me.txtHFC1.Value nextrow = Range("A65536").Row + 1 Index = Application.Match(HFC, Range("Sheet1!A1:A65536"), 0) If IsError(Index) Then MsgBox "Not Found, check HFC MAC and try again" End If Range(Index).Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Value = Me.txtUser.Value ActiveCell.Offset(0, 3).Value = Me.txtStat2.Value Me.txtHFC1.Value = "" Me.txtUser.Value = "" Me.txtStat2.Value = "" Me.txtHFC1.SetFocus End Sub -- --Chip Smith-- |
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I am having trouble posting to this group. Can someone help me please?
"Chip Smith" wrote: almost there but not quite. i'm using application.match in a macro to find a value inserted by the user in a userform. so the macro searches the spreadsheet for the value and finds it. but what i want to do is when it finds that value, it makes it the activecell...the macro kinda looks like this - Private Sub cmdAlt_Click() Dim HFC As String Dim Index As Variant Dim nextrow As Long HFC = Me.txtHFC1.Value nextrow = Range("A65536").Row + 1 Index = Application.Match(HFC, Range("Sheet1!A1:A65536"), 0) If IsError(Index) Then MsgBox "Not Found, check HFC MAC and try again" End If Range(Index).Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Value = Me.txtUser.Value ActiveCell.Offset(0, 3).Value = Me.txtStat2.Value Me.txtHFC1.Value = "" Me.txtUser.Value = "" Me.txtStat2.Value = "" Me.txtHFC1.SetFocus End Sub -- --Chip Smith-- |
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Untested:
Private Sub cmdAlt_Click() Dim HFC As String Dim Index As Variant Dim nextrow As Long Dim myRng as Range HFC = Me.txtHFC1.Value Set myRng = worksheets("sheet1").range("a:a") nextrow = Range("A65536").Row + 1 Index = Application.Match(HFC, myrng, 0) If IsError(Index) Then MsgBox "Not Found, check HFC MAC and try again" else myrng(index).Select 'if the worksheet isn't active, this might be better 'application.goto myrng(index) ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Value = Me.txtUser.Value ActiveCell.Offset(0, 3).Value = Me.txtStat2.Value end if Me.txtHFC1.Value = "" Me.txtUser.Value = "" Me.txtStat2.Value = "" Me.txtHFC1.SetFocus End Sub Chip Smith wrote: almost there but not quite. i'm using application.match in a macro to find a value inserted by the user in a userform. so the macro searches the spreadsheet for the value and finds it. but what i want to do is when it finds that value, it makes it the activecell...the macro kinda looks like this - Private Sub cmdAlt_Click() Dim HFC As String Dim Index As Variant Dim nextrow As Long HFC = Me.txtHFC1.Value nextrow = Range("A65536").Row + 1 Index = Application.Match(HFC, Range("Sheet1!A1:A65536"), 0) If IsError(Index) Then MsgBox "Not Found, check HFC MAC and try again" End If Range(Index).Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Value = Me.txtUser.Value ActiveCell.Offset(0, 3).Value = Me.txtStat2.Value Me.txtHFC1.Value = "" Me.txtUser.Value = "" Me.txtStat2.Value = "" Me.txtHFC1.SetFocus End Sub -- --Chip Smith-- -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks again Dave...yet agian you are the man! Been oh so very helpful in
many of my posts, especially this last project I've been working on. Sorry for the multiple posts on the same topic... -- --Chip Smith-- MVP Wannabe :) "Dave Peterson" wrote: Untested: Private Sub cmdAlt_Click() Dim HFC As String Dim Index As Variant Dim nextrow As Long Dim myRng as Range HFC = Me.txtHFC1.Value Set myRng = worksheets("sheet1").range("a:a") nextrow = Range("A65536").Row + 1 Index = Application.Match(HFC, myrng, 0) If IsError(Index) Then MsgBox "Not Found, check HFC MAC and try again" else myrng(index).Select 'if the worksheet isn't active, this might be better 'application.goto myrng(index) ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Value = Me.txtUser.Value ActiveCell.Offset(0, 3).Value = Me.txtStat2.Value end if Me.txtHFC1.Value = "" Me.txtUser.Value = "" Me.txtStat2.Value = "" Me.txtHFC1.SetFocus End Sub Chip Smith wrote: almost there but not quite. i'm using application.match in a macro to find a value inserted by the user in a userform. so the macro searches the spreadsheet for the value and finds it. but what i want to do is when it finds that value, it makes it the activecell...the macro kinda looks like this - Private Sub cmdAlt_Click() Dim HFC As String Dim Index As Variant Dim nextrow As Long HFC = Me.txtHFC1.Value nextrow = Range("A65536").Row + 1 Index = Application.Match(HFC, Range("Sheet1!A1:A65536"), 0) If IsError(Index) Then MsgBox "Not Found, check HFC MAC and try again" End If Range(Index).Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Value = Me.txtUser.Value ActiveCell.Offset(0, 3).Value = Me.txtStat2.Value Me.txtHFC1.Value = "" Me.txtUser.Value = "" Me.txtStat2.Value = "" Me.txtHFC1.SetFocus End Sub -- --Chip Smith-- -- Dave Peterson |
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