How can I find cell A1 (all instances) in column C and replace them with
cell B1, then automatically find cell A2 (in all instances) and replace
them with cell B2, and so on until columns A and B are used up? I have
tried the macro, but this gets me no where. Please help!

Thanks,
Jason


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Jason,

Dim findCell As Range

Set findCell = Range("A1")
On Error Resume Next
Do While Not IsEmpty(findCell)
Columns("C").Replace findCell, findCell.Offset(0,
1), xlWhole
Set findCell = findCell.Offset(1, 0)
Loop
On Error GoTo 0
Set findCell = Nothing


The On Error statement takes care of the cases of when
there are no matches.

Kevin Beckham


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How can I find cell A1 (all instances) in column C and
replace them with
cell B1, then automatically find cell A2 (in all
instances) and replace
them with cell B2, and so on until columns A and B are
used up? I have
tried the macro, but this gets me no where. Please help!

Thanks,
Jason


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Thanks Kevin. How do I get started though? Is that VB script? Where do I
input the command? I am really new to the advanced featues of Excel,
but I am willing to learn. Do you have any good resources, books, etc.,
that you can point me to?

Much apreciated,
Jason


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If you're new to macros, you may want to read David McRitchie's intro at:
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm

jasemhi wrote:

Thanks Kevin. How do I get started though? Is that VB script? Where do I
input the command? I am really new to the advanced featues of Excel,
but I am willing to learn. Do you have any good resources, books, etc.,
that you can point me to?

Much apreciated,
Jason

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