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Macro
Hi!
How to make a macro who will in a first worksheet copy a cell (etc. five digit number) then in second worksheet will find a content of a cell with that number, select a whole row with that number then go back in a first worksheet and paste it. That must work for each time with a different number. I was trying do this, but macro recorded content of that cell and every time when it goes to a search, he searches the same number who is recorded in a first time. Thanx! |
Macro
Here is a procedure that will do what I understood you to
mean. You said macro, so I assume you mean you only have one target, and you want it pasted right over what you typed. Try to be a little more specific with your data and your requirements. Sub CopyRow() Dim rngTarget As Range Set rngTarget = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A2") Dim rngCopy As Range Set rngCopy = Worksheets("Sheet2").UsedRange.Find (rngTarget.Value, , xlValues, xlWhole).EntireRow rngCopy.Copy rngTarget.PasteSpecial xlPasteAll End Sub HTH. -Brad -----Original Message----- Hi! How to make a macro who will in a first worksheet copy a cell (etc. five digit number) then in second worksheet will find a content of a cell with that number, select a whole row with that number then go back in a first worksheet and paste it. That must work for each time with a different number. I was trying do this, but macro recorded content of that cell and every time when it goes to a search, he searches the same number who is recorded in a first time. Thanx! . |
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