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Not changing from "City" to "1-City"
Hello from Steved
Below is not working I've got "City" in Col B is this my issue, if not what is wrong please. example change "City" to "1-City" Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "City": .Value = "1-City" Case "Rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "Papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "Wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "Shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "Orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "Swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "Panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "Waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub Thankyou. |
Not changing from "City" to "1-City"
Hi Steved,
Try: '============== Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "city": .Value = "1-City" Case "rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub '<<============== Note that all the Case tests have been changed to lower case. --- Regards, Norman "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello from Steved Below is not working I've got "City" in Col B is this my issue, if not what is wrong please. example change "City" to "1-City" Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "City": .Value = "1-City" Case "Rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "Papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "Wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "Shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "Orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "Swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "Panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "Waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub Thankyou. |
Not changing from "City" to "1-City"
Hello Norman from Steved
Thankyou for your reponse The change will only occur if I highlite say "city" it then will change to "1-City". Is there something I've not done. Cheers. "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Steved, Try: '============== Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "city": .Value = "1-City" Case "rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub '<<============== Note that all the Case tests have been changed to lower case. --- Regards, Norman "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello from Steved Below is not working I've got "City" in Col B is this my issue, if not what is wrong please. example change "City" to "1-City" Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "City": .Value = "1-City" Case "Rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "Papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "Wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "Shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "Orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "Swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "Panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "Waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub Thankyou. |
Not changing from "City" to "1-City"
The event you chose fires when you edit a cell. As written, the code works
only on that cell. How do you want it to operate? How do you intend to trigger the macro. Since you posted your code in the change event and your case statement was screwed up, Norman showed you how to correct the code you wrote. Thus the assumption is that you wanted to use the change event to manipulate the data you just entered. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello Norman from Steved Thankyou for your reponse The change will only occur if I highlite say "city" it then will change to "1-City". Is there something I've not done. Cheers. "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Steved, Try: '============== Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "city": .Value = "1-City" Case "rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub '<<============== Note that all the Case tests have been changed to lower case. --- Regards, Norman "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello from Steved Below is not working I've got "City" in Col B is this my issue, if not what is wrong please. example change "City" to "1-City" Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "City": .Value = "1-City" Case "Rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "Papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "Wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "Shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "Orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "Swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "Panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "Waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub Thankyou. |
Not changing from "City" to "1-City"
Hello Tom from Steved
I copy from another file, so when I paste it this is when I wuold like the macro to trigger form "City" to "1-City". I think I've missed something but for the life off me I do not know what it is. Thankyou. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: The event you chose fires when you edit a cell. As written, the code works only on that cell. How do you want it to operate? How do you intend to trigger the macro. Since you posted your code in the change event and your case statement was screwed up, Norman showed you how to correct the code you wrote. Thus the assumption is that you wanted to use the change event to manipulate the data you just entered. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello Norman from Steved Thankyou for your reponse The change will only occur if I highlite say "city" it then will change to "1-City". Is there something I've not done. Cheers. "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Steved, Try: '============== Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "city": .Value = "1-City" Case "rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub '<<============== Note that all the Case tests have been changed to lower case. --- Regards, Norman "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello from Steved Below is not working I've got "City" in Col B is this my issue, if not what is wrong please. example change "City" to "1-City" Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "City": .Value = "1-City" Case "Rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "Papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "Wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "Shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "Orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "Swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "Panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "Waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub Thankyou. |
Not changing from "City" to "1-City"
Hi Steved,
I copy from another file, so when I paste it this is when I wuold like the macro to trigger form "City" to "1-City". With the modification to the Case statement, the code does this. However, to allow for a multiple cell paste, try: '============== Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim rCell As Range Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit For Each rCell In Target.Cells With rCell Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "city": .Value = "1-City" Case "rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With Next rCell ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub '<<==============-- --- Regards, Norman "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello Tom from Steved I copy from another file, so when I paste it this is when I wuold like the macro to trigger form "City" to "1-City". I think I've missed something but for the life off me I do not know what it is. Thankyou. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: The event you chose fires when you edit a cell. As written, the code works only on that cell. How do you want it to operate? How do you intend to trigger the macro. Since you posted your code in the change event and your case statement was screwed up, Norman showed you how to correct the code you wrote. Thus the assumption is that you wanted to use the change event to manipulate the data you just entered. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello Norman from Steved Thankyou for your reponse The change will only occur if I highlite say "city" it then will change to "1-City". Is there something I've not done. Cheers. "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Steved, Try: '============== Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "city": .Value = "1-City" Case "rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub '<<============== Note that all the Case tests have been changed to lower case. --- Regards, Norman "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello from Steved Below is not working I've got "City" in Col B is this my issue, if not what is wrong please. example change "City" to "1-City" Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "City": .Value = "1-City" Case "Rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "Papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "Wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "Shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "Orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "Swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "Panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "Waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub Thankyou. |
Not changing from "City" to "1-City"
Hello from Steved
That did it. Thankyou verymuch. "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Steved, I copy from another file, so when I paste it this is when I wuold like the macro to trigger form "City" to "1-City". With the modification to the Case statement, the code does this. However, to allow for a multiple cell paste, try: '============== Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim rCell As Range Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit For Each rCell In Target.Cells With rCell Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "city": .Value = "1-City" Case "rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With Next rCell ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub '<<==============-- --- Regards, Norman "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello Tom from Steved I copy from another file, so when I paste it this is when I wuold like the macro to trigger form "City" to "1-City". I think I've missed something but for the life off me I do not know what it is. Thankyou. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: The event you chose fires when you edit a cell. As written, the code works only on that cell. How do you want it to operate? How do you intend to trigger the macro. Since you posted your code in the change event and your case statement was screwed up, Norman showed you how to correct the code you wrote. Thus the assumption is that you wanted to use the change event to manipulate the data you just entered. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello Norman from Steved Thankyou for your reponse The change will only occur if I highlite say "city" it then will change to "1-City". Is there something I've not done. Cheers. "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Steved, Try: '============== Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "city": .Value = "1-City" Case "rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub '<<============== Note that all the Case tests have been changed to lower case. --- Regards, Norman "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello from Steved Below is not working I've got "City" in Col B is this my issue, if not what is wrong please. example change "City" to "1-City" Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Application.EnableEvents = False On Error GoTo ws_exit With Target Select Case LCase(Left(.Value, 4)) Case "City": .Value = "1-City" Case "Rosk": .Value = "2-Rosk" Case "Papa": .Value = "3-Papa" Case "Wiri": .Value = "4-Wiri" Case "Shor": .Value = "5-Shor" Case "Orew": .Value = "6-Orew" Case "Swan": .Value = "7-Swan" Case "Panm": .Value = "8-Panm" Case "Waih": .Value = "9-Waih" End Select End With ws_exit: Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub Thankyou. |
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