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Macro and VB development
I have a situation where I want to match 5,000 part numbers in one workbook
against a seoarate 10,000 master part number workbook, copy two cells from the matched row and paste them in the original workbook row. The search would also be a loop for the 5,000 workbook. Where can I find an example of this type of VB coding? I have used the "Help" from VB whic is good but am still confused. Do I need to be an expert in VB to accomplish this task? Would appreciate any suggestions. Ed |
Macro and VB development
Hi Ed Try using Excel's VLookup function.
See Excel's help or see Debra Dalgleish's tutorial at: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html --- Regards, Norman "Ed.Rob" wrote in message ... I have a situation where I want to match 5,000 part numbers in one workbook against a seoarate 10,000 master part number workbook, copy two cells from the matched row and paste them in the original workbook row. The search would also be a loop for the 5,000 workbook. Where can I find an example of this type of VB coding? I have used the "Help" from VB whic is good but am still confused. Do I need to be an expert in VB to accomplish this task? Would appreciate any suggestions. Ed |
Macro and VB development
Hi Norman,
Thanks for the reply and it looks like this approach will be a good method to try. I will try it tomorrow and report back. Ed "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Ed Try using Excel's VLookup function. See Excel's help or see Debra Dalgleish's tutorial at: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html --- Regards, Norman "Ed.Rob" wrote in message ... I have a situation where I want to match 5,000 part numbers in one workbook against a seoarate 10,000 master part number workbook, copy two cells from the matched row and paste them in the original workbook row. The search would also be a loop for the 5,000 workbook. Where can I find an example of this type of VB coding? I have used the "Help" from VB whic is good but am still confused. Do I need to be an expert in VB to accomplish this task? Would appreciate any suggestions. Ed |
Macro and VB development
Hi Norman,
Just to let you know that the approach you suggested works great and I appreciate your help. Ed "Ed.Rob" wrote: Hi Norman, Thanks for the reply and it looks like this approach will be a good method to try. I will try it tomorrow and report back. Ed "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Ed Try using Excel's VLookup function. See Excel's help or see Debra Dalgleish's tutorial at: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html --- Regards, Norman "Ed.Rob" wrote in message ... I have a situation where I want to match 5,000 part numbers in one workbook against a seoarate 10,000 master part number workbook, copy two cells from the matched row and paste them in the original workbook row. The search would also be a loop for the 5,000 workbook. Where can I find an example of this type of VB coding? I have used the "Help" from VB whic is good but am still confused. Do I need to be an expert in VB to accomplish this task? Would appreciate any suggestions. Ed |
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