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sequential number breaks
I am trying to write code that will look throught a spreadsheet and find a
break in a sequential field. i.e. , 2, 3, 5 Once the break is fouind I would place a blank line between these and continue until I reach the end of the file I know how to place the blank line and know how to find the end of the file, I just can't figure the code for finding the breaks in the numbers. |
sequential number breaks
This will only work for sequences as you quoted ie 1,2,3,5. It would need
modification for 2,4,8,10 etc. Change the rowz range to suit your data. The start row needs to be the second row of data as it compares to the previous row. Sub findsequencebreak() diff = 1 For rowz = 2 To 12 Cells(rowz, 1).Select If Cells(rowz, 1) < Cells(rowz - diff, 1) + diff Then Cells(rowz, 1).EntireRow.Insert diff = 2 Else diff = 1 End If Next rowz End Sub -- Ian -- "Cyberwolf" wrote in message ... I am trying to write code that will look throught a spreadsheet and find a break in a sequential field. i.e. , 2, 3, 5 Once the break is fouind I would place a blank line between these and continue until I reach the end of the file I know how to place the blank line and know how to find the end of the file, I just can't figure the code for finding the breaks in the numbers. |
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