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A challenging task in VBA
Hi everybody
Need some help. I have a column in Excel which looks something like this: BUSY15321130|-0.9 FREE15321130|-38546.4 BUSY15347040|-23 BUSY15347040|0.2 BUSY15321136|-0.9 BUSY15347043|-0.9 FREE15321136|-38546.4 FREE15347043|-38546.4 BUSY15347046|-0.9 FREE15347046|-38546.4 BUSY15321179|0.2 FREE15321179|-38553.4 This column could have any number of records, i.e. greater than 8000. I want to do the following: - Look through the whole column and detect all the duplicates based on the numbers after the first four characters and before the pipe character. - Look at the first four chars of the duplicates - If all of them are "BUSY" then change all the cell values to "BUSY" - If all of them are "FREE" then change all the cell values to "FREE" - If some are "FREE" and some "BUSY" Then: - Only on the "BUSY" values, look at the number after the pipe character: - If the number is less than or equal to 7 Then - Change all the cell values to "BUSY" - Else change all the cell values to "FREE" I want to code all this in VBA. Any help i.e. pointers or pseudo code would be very much appreciated. Regards Zu |
A challenging task in VBA
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A challenging task in VBA
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Befo BUSY15321130|-0.9 FREE15321130|-38546.4 BUSY15347040|-23 BUSY15347040|0.2 BUSY15321136|-0.9 FREE15321136|-38546.4 BUSY15347043|9.012 FREE15347043|-38546.4 BUSY15347046|-0.9 FREE15347046|-38546.4 BUSY15321179|7.325 BUSY15321179|3.314 FREE15321179|-38553.4 FREE15321179|-38553.4 After: BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY FREE FREE BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY Thanks Zu Don Guillett wrote: Pls give an example of what it would look like before/after -- |
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