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I am learning VBA for Excel (v2000) under pressure. We have large
spreadsheets (at least by my standards, 10,000 to 32,000 rows) in which I need to find existing flags and add flags above and below the existing flags based on 2 criteria which exist in the same row as the value I'm testing and changing. (I'm slightly simplifying the scenario because I think if I can get help with this part, I can do the rest.) In these spreadsheets, Col A contains an ID value (alphanumeric), Col B I don't care about, Col C is a flag, 0 or 1, Col D is an alpha field, Col E is a date. I've given each column a range name thinking that might make the macro easier to write. The solution can use the range names or not. The macro should look for the value "1" in column C (named range "rangeC"), then save the Row number as iBaseRow. Then I want to get the corresponding value in Column A (named range "rangeA") and saves it as "strBaseSID") and the date in column E as "iBaseDate". Then I want it to go up one row and test to see if the value in column A is the same as strBaseSID. If yes, then move on to compare the date from the same row to see if it's equal to or greater than iBaseDate -90. If the ID's or dates don't match, continue the macro one row below the BaseRow. If both criteria are met, the flag in Col C should be set to 1. Then it should move up one row and repeat the process. I hope this explanation is clear. Can anyone help me with this? TIA |
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