In my code, I'm trying to return a count of instances (intJobCount) a value exists in worksheet column D. This value being set as variable strJobNumb. The following code is preventing my code from even starting. The variable strJobNumb will always be an alphameric beginning with a letter.

This line of code will stop me from running with a < Compile error: Expected list separator or )
intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(D:D, strJobNumb)

If I add quotes to the columns such as below, it will not run, and I will get a < Compile error: Type mismatch

intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf("D:D", strJobNumb)

Any Ideas?

D.S.

Hi D.S,

Try this .......

intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(Range("D:D") ,
strJobNumb)

Cheers
Nigel

"D.S." wrote in message
...
In my code, I'm trying to return a count of instances (intJobCount) a value
exists in worksheet column D. This value being set as variable strJobNumb.
The following code is preventing my code from even starting. The variable
strJobNumb will always be an alphameric beginning with a letter.

This line of code will stop me from running with a < Compile error: Expected
list separator or )
intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(D:D, strJobNumb)

If I add quotes to the columns such as below, it will not run, and I will
get a < Compile error: Type mismatch

intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf("D:D", strJobNumb)

Any Ideas?

D.S.




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"D.S." wrote...
....
This line of code will stop me from running with a
< Compile error: Expected list separator or )
intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(D:D, strJobNumb)

If I add quotes to the columns such as below, it will not run,
and I will get a < Compile error: Type mismatch

intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf("D:D", strJobNumb)

Any Ideas?

Neither D:D plain nor "D:D" would be recognizable as tokens resolving to
range references. Try something like

intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(Range("D:D") ,
strJobNumb)

or variations qualifying Range("D:D"), such as Activesheet.Range("D:D").

Thank you Nigel, that's what I needed it. Works great.

D.S.


"Anonymous" <Nobody wrote in message ...
Hi D.S,

Try this .......

intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(Range("D:D") ,
strJobNumb)

Cheers
Nigel

"D.S." wrote in message
...
In my code, I'm trying to return a count of instances (intJobCount) a value
exists in worksheet column D. This value being set as variable strJobNumb.
The following code is preventing my code from even starting. The variable
strJobNumb will always be an alphameric beginning with a letter.

This line of code will stop me from running with a < Compile error: Expected
list separator or )
intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(D:D, strJobNumb)

If I add quotes to the columns such as below, it will not run, and I will
get a < Compile error: Type mismatch

intJobCount = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf("D:D", strJobNumb)

Any Ideas?

D.S.




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