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Cells(r, c) syntax and horizontal alignment
I have a vb macro examining cells in some columns for all rows in a worksheet.
I want to left and right align selected cells based on testing. The code is working fine to test and move values, and I know the value "trigger" for the L and R alignment. I don't know how to "translate" the documentation help example below into the syntax I'm using to address the cells in the program. The macro will be run for worksheets that have different names, but have the same row and column "definitions." Help? Thanks. Help example: Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1:A5").HorizontalAlig nment = xlLeft (or right) My code's "essence": Do until cells(row, 4)='9999999' 'end marker row = row + 1 col = "whatever" If cells(row, col) "condition" then cells(row, col) = new value now, If different var test then "right align the above cell" Loop -- Neal Z |
Cells(r, c) syntax and horizontal alignment
Thanks, we're "halfway home", but more help is needed, please.
there are 3 items below. 1. The "9's search" you provided, thanks, but it's not my problem, though your method will be helpful to me. 2. Thanks, I never realized you could use the &x syntax as part of the range statement. I am self learning vb but have programmed in other languages. I am currently using cells(row, col)=..... successfully where I vary the value of the row and col vars, so in my example, do until..... row = row + 1 ' let's say row is now 28 x=row more code range("B"&x) is the equivalent of cells(28, 2) more code loop Should this work to vary the column so to align a single cell will be? let colvalue = "B" ....range(&colvalue&x).... ? 3. How do you vary, or get the value of the "Sheet1" part of your answer? I have not yet been able to find an example to vary the "Sheet1" part of your phrase: with Worksheets("Sheet1"). My code is called as part of a longer macro which contains both "key recorded" macro pieces and called macros. My application is that delivery managers have workbooks, where each sheet represents a route. It's impossible for me to know how the route sheets are named so to use your example, I also need away to "get" and vary the sheet name. Thanks again. Neal Z "Don Guillett" wrote: try this to find 9999 in column D with Worksheets("Sheet1") X = . columns(4).Find(9999).row ..Range("A1:A"&x).HorizontalAlignment = xlLeft end with -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Neal Zimm" wrote in message ... I have a vb macro examining cells in some columns for all rows in a worksheet. I want to left and right align selected cells based on testing. The code is working fine to test and move values, and I know the value "trigger" for the L and R alignment. I don't know how to "translate" the documentation help example below into the syntax I'm using to address the cells in the program. The macro will be run for worksheets that have different names, but have the same row and column "definitions." Help? Thanks. Help example: Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1:A5").HorizontalAlig nment = xlLeft (or right) My code's "essence": Do until cells(row, 4)='9999999' 'end marker row = row + 1 col = "whatever" If cells(row, col) "condition" then cells(row, col) = new value now, If different var test then "right align the above cell" Loop -- Neal Z |
Cells(r, c) syntax and horizontal alignment
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with activesheet -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Neal Zimm" wrote in message ... Thanks, we're "halfway home", but more help is needed, please. there are 3 items below. 1. The "9's search" you provided, thanks, but it's not my problem, though your method will be helpful to me. 2. Thanks, I never realized you could use the &x syntax as part of the range statement. I am self learning vb but have programmed in other languages. I am currently using cells(row, col)=..... successfully where I vary the value of the row and col vars, so in my example, do until..... row = row + 1 ' let's say row is now 28 x=row more code range("B"&x) is the equivalent of cells(28, 2) more code loop Should this work to vary the column so to align a single cell will be? let colvalue = "B" ...range(&colvalue&x).... ? 3. How do you vary, or get the value of the "Sheet1" part of your answer? I have not yet been able to find an example to vary the "Sheet1" part of your phrase: with Worksheets("Sheet1"). My code is called as part of a longer macro which contains both "key recorded" macro pieces and called macros. My application is that delivery managers have workbooks, where each sheet represents a route. It's impossible for me to know how the route sheets are named so to use your example, I also need away to "get" and vary the sheet name. Thanks again. Neal Z "Don Guillett" wrote: try this to find 9999 in column D with Worksheets("Sheet1") X = . columns(4).Find(9999).row ..Range("A1:A"&x).HorizontalAlignment = xlLeft end with -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Neal Zimm" wrote in message ... I have a vb macro examining cells in some columns for all rows in a worksheet. I want to left and right align selected cells based on testing. The code is working fine to test and move values, and I know the value "trigger" for the L and R alignment. I don't know how to "translate" the documentation help example below into the syntax I'm using to address the cells in the program. The macro will be run for worksheets that have different names, but have the same row and column "definitions." Help? Thanks. Help example: Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1:A5").HorizontalAlig nment = xlLeft (or right) My code's "essence": Do until cells(row, 4)='9999999' 'end marker row = row + 1 col = "whatever" If cells(row, col) "condition" then cells(row, col) = new value now, If different var test then "right align the above cell" Loop -- Neal Z |
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