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I have a stock project that I have been working on and I
am trying to optimize some of my code and was looking for
some help. Basically what happens is that at then end of
the day a script runs that gets the current price for a
stock (current price already in the workbook) and runs
another script to paste that data as static into the
history sheet.
Here is a sample of the code
'SBC End of Day
Application.Goto Reference:="SBC_CurPrice"
Selection.Copy
Application.Goto Reference:="SBC_Data"
StaticPriceSet

'MSFT End of Day
Application.Goto Reference:="MSFT_CurPrice"
Selection.Copy
Application.Goto Reference:="MSFT_Data"
StaticPriceSet

I would like to know how to do a for loop were it will
loop through a defined range and add in the references
and then go to the next step.

Thanks
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For Each cell In Range("A1:H10")
cell.Copy Destination:= cell.Offset(100,0)
Next cell

as an example

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"Justin Ragsdale" wrote in message
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I have a stock project that I have been working on and I
am trying to optimize some of my code and was looking for
some help. Basically what happens is that at then end of
the day a script runs that gets the current price for a
stock (current price already in the workbook) and runs
another script to paste that data as static into the
history sheet.
Here is a sample of the code
'SBC End of Day
Application.Goto Reference:="SBC_CurPrice"
Selection.Copy
Application.Goto Reference:="SBC_Data"
StaticPriceSet

'MSFT End of Day
Application.Goto Reference:="MSFT_CurPrice"
Selection.Copy
Application.Goto Reference:="MSFT_Data"
StaticPriceSet

I would like to know how to do a for loop were it will
loop through a defined range and add in the references
and then go to the next step.

Thanks



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varr = ("SBC", MSFT")
for i = lbound(varr) to ubound(varr)
Range(varr(i) & "_Data").Value = range(varr(i) & "_CurPrice").Value
Next

Not sure what you mean by "add in the references", so that is my guess on
what you want.

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"Justin Ragsdale" wrote in message
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I have a stock project that I have been working on and I
am trying to optimize some of my code and was looking for
some help. Basically what happens is that at then end of
the day a script runs that gets the current price for a
stock (current price already in the workbook) and runs
another script to paste that data as static into the
history sheet.
Here is a sample of the code
'SBC End of Day
Application.Goto Reference:="SBC_CurPrice"
Selection.Copy
Application.Goto Reference:="SBC_Data"
StaticPriceSet

'MSFT End of Day
Application.Goto Reference:="MSFT_CurPrice"
Selection.Copy
Application.Goto Reference:="MSFT_Data"
StaticPriceSet

I would like to know how to do a for loop were it will
loop through a defined range and add in the references
and then go to the next step.

Thanks



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That does help a little, I have actually adjusted the
code a little to make it easier to explain
Basically i need create a for loop to add symbols into XXX
and then run another program StaticPriceSet.

I have tred to create code to add the symbol into the
string but it doesn't seem to work with this function.

Application.Goto Reference:="XXX_Data" 'Loop through
putting symbols into the XXX that are in a list.

StaticPriceSet

-----Original Message-----
varr = ("SBC", MSFT")
for i = lbound(varr) to ubound(varr)
Range(varr(i) & "_Data").Value = range(varr(i)

& "_CurPrice").Value
Next

Not sure what you mean by "add in the references", so

that is my guess on
what you want.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Justin Ragsdale" wrote in message
...
I have a stock project that I have been working on and

I
am trying to optimize some of my code and was looking

for
some help. Basically what happens is that at then end

of
the day a script runs that gets the current price for a
stock (current price already in the workbook) and runs
another script to paste that data as static into the
history sheet.
Here is a sample of the code
'SBC End of Day
Application.Goto Reference:="SBC_CurPrice"
Selection.Copy
Application.Goto Reference:="SBC_Data"
StaticPriceSet

'MSFT End of Day
Application.Goto Reference:="MSFT_CurPrice"
Selection.Copy
Application.Goto Reference:="MSFT_Data"
StaticPriceSet

I would like to know how to do a for loop were it will
loop through a defined range and add in the references
and then go to the next step.

Thanks



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Sub Tester1AA()
varr = Array("SBC", "MSFT")
For i = LBound(varr) To UBound(varr)
Application.Goto Reference:=Range(varr(i) & "_Data")
' do something
MsgBox "..."
Next

End Sub

Worked fine for me. If you put this in a sheet module, and the Range is on
another sheet, you will need to preface the range with a reference to the
sheet

Private Sub Commandbutton1_Click()
varr = Array("SBC", "MSFT")
For i = LBound(varr) To UBound(varr)
Application.Goto Reference:=Worksheets("Data").Range(varr(i) & "_Data")
' do something
MsgBox "..."
Next

End Sub

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Tom Ogilvy


"Justin Ragsdale" wrote in message
...
That does help a little, I have actually adjusted the
code a little to make it easier to explain
Basically i need create a for loop to add symbols into XXX
and then run another program StaticPriceSet.

I have tred to create code to add the symbol into the
string but it doesn't seem to work with this function.

Application.Goto Reference:="XXX_Data" 'Loop through
putting symbols into the XXX that are in a list.

StaticPriceSet

-----Original Message-----
varr = ("SBC", MSFT")
for i = lbound(varr) to ubound(varr)
Range(varr(i) & "_Data").Value = range(varr(i)

& "_CurPrice").Value
Next

Not sure what you mean by "add in the references", so

that is my guess on
what you want.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Justin Ragsdale" wrote in message
...
I have a stock project that I have been working on and

I
am trying to optimize some of my code and was looking

for
some help. Basically what happens is that at then end

of
the day a script runs that gets the current price for a
stock (current price already in the workbook) and runs
another script to paste that data as static into the
history sheet.
Here is a sample of the code
'SBC End of Day
Application.Goto Reference:="SBC_CurPrice"
Selection.Copy
Application.Goto Reference:="SBC_Data"
StaticPriceSet

'MSFT End of Day
Application.Goto Reference:="MSFT_CurPrice"
Selection.Copy
Application.Goto Reference:="MSFT_Data"
StaticPriceSet

I would like to know how to do a for loop were it will
loop through a defined range and add in the references
and then go to the next step.

Thanks



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