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Eliminate formula Query
I received this code a few months back that eliminates formulas in certain
rows (Sales!A3:A55) where ever a certain date, which is is in C.O.S!H4, then just copy/paste values, those formulas that are in the cells. Code is as below Problem is that a highlighted "rCell" displays compile error shows up - can't find project or libary. I have tested the code on just on a blank file with basic data over 2 worksheets and it works fine - where have I gone wrong?? Public Sub SetupDatabase() Dim wsSheet As Worksheet Dim dTest As Double dTest = Worksheets("C.O.S").Range("H4").Value For Each wsSheet In Sheets(Array("Sales")) With wsSheet For Each rCell In .Range("A3:A55") If rCell.Value = dTest Then With rCell.Offset(0, 1).Resize(, 26) .Value = .Value End With End If Next rCell End With Next wsSheet |
Eliminate formula Query
I don't see anything that would produce that error unless you go to
tools=References in the VBE with your workbook as the active project and you see a reference marked as MISSING - that can cause that error in unusual situations. if that isn't the case, try declaring the rcell variable Public Sub SetupDatabase() Dim wsSheet As Worksheet Dim dTest As Double Dim rCell as Range -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "John" wrote in message ... I received this code a few months back that eliminates formulas in certain rows (Sales!A3:A55) where ever a certain date, which is is in C.O.S!H4, then just copy/paste values, those formulas that are in the cells. Code is as below Problem is that a highlighted "rCell" displays compile error shows up - can't find project or libary. I have tested the code on just on a blank file with basic data over 2 worksheets and it works fine - where have I gone wrong?? Public Sub SetupDatabase() Dim wsSheet As Worksheet Dim dTest As Double dTest = Worksheets("C.O.S").Range("H4").Value For Each wsSheet In Sheets(Array("Sales")) With wsSheet For Each rCell In .Range("A3:A55") If rCell.Value = dTest Then With rCell.Offset(0, 1).Resize(, 26) .Value = .Value End With End If Next rCell End With Next wsSheet |
Eliminate formula Query
Yes there is a Reference checked titled "Autosave.xla". Does that mean I
have to enable Autosave on my PC in order for the macro to execute? The PC which the file I'm working on is located does have Autosave turned on and the small test file which I created on my PC and worked with the code has it turned off Thanks "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... I don't see anything that would produce that error unless you go to tools=References in the VBE with your workbook as the active project and you see a reference marked as MISSING - that can cause that error in unusual situations. if that isn't the case, try declaring the rcell variable Public Sub SetupDatabase() Dim wsSheet As Worksheet Dim dTest As Double Dim rCell as Range -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "John" wrote in message ... I received this code a few months back that eliminates formulas in certain rows (Sales!A3:A55) where ever a certain date, which is is in C.O.S!H4, then just copy/paste values, those formulas that are in the cells. Code is as below Problem is that a highlighted "rCell" displays compile error shows up - can't find project or libary. I have tested the code on just on a blank file with basic data over 2 worksheets and it works fine - where have I gone wrong?? Public Sub SetupDatabase() Dim wsSheet As Worksheet Dim dTest As Double dTest = Worksheets("C.O.S").Range("H4").Value For Each wsSheet In Sheets(Array("Sales")) With wsSheet For Each rCell In .Range("A3:A55") If rCell.Value = dTest Then With rCell.Offset(0, 1).Resize(, 26) .Value = .Value End With End If Next rCell End With Next wsSheet |
Eliminate formula Query
Having a reference checked isn't a problem unless it is marked as MISSING.
If it is, then that can cause problems or strange behavior. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "John" wrote in message ... Yes there is a Reference checked titled "Autosave.xla". Does that mean I have to enable Autosave on my PC in order for the macro to execute? The PC which the file I'm working on is located does have Autosave turned on and the small test file which I created on my PC and worked with the code has it turned off Thanks "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... I don't see anything that would produce that error unless you go to tools=References in the VBE with your workbook as the active project and you see a reference marked as MISSING - that can cause that error in unusual situations. if that isn't the case, try declaring the rcell variable Public Sub SetupDatabase() Dim wsSheet As Worksheet Dim dTest As Double Dim rCell as Range -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "John" wrote in message ... I received this code a few months back that eliminates formulas in certain rows (Sales!A3:A55) where ever a certain date, which is is in C.O.S!H4, then just copy/paste values, those formulas that are in the cells. Code is as below Problem is that a highlighted "rCell" displays compile error shows up - can't find project or libary. I have tested the code on just on a blank file with basic data over 2 worksheets and it works fine - where have I gone wrong?? Public Sub SetupDatabase() Dim wsSheet As Worksheet Dim dTest As Double dTest = Worksheets("C.O.S").Range("H4").Value For Each wsSheet In Sheets(Array("Sales")) With wsSheet For Each rCell In .Range("A3:A55") If rCell.Value = dTest Then With rCell.Offset(0, 1).Resize(, 26) .Value = .Value End With End If Next rCell End With Next wsSheet |
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