Hello once again,

I have a very pretty macro now (thanks Duncan, thanks Kaak!)
-------------
Range("G2").Select
Do
If IsNumeric(Trim(ActiveCell.Value)) Then ActiveCell.Value =
Trim(ActiveCell.Value) * 1
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
Loop Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1))
-------------

At the present time, I would like however to add two small (general)
enhancements...
1) If I have to repeat the macro for 5 or 6 (or more) columns, I would
prefer not to copy/paste the code x times one after another, changing the
letter from G2 to K2, then M2 etc..., but to create the initial line in VBA
where I could specify a list (f. ex. =[G, K, M, O, P, X]) of columns to
treat with the code... (then modifying the "Range("G2").Select" line to
treat "G" like variable)...

2) Concerning the last line of the code = Loop Until
IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1))
Is it possible to modify the code to tell:
Loop Until IsEmpty("cell in the same row that ActiveCell, but in the column
A")?


Many thanks in advance to all of you that could give me at least a hint how
to achieve this!!
Mark

Dim aryCols
Dim i As Long, j As Long

aryCols = Array("G", "K", "M", "O", "P", "X")

For i = LBound(aryCols) To UBound(aryCols)

Do
With Range(aryCols(i) & 2 + j)
If IsNumeric(Trim(.Value)) Then _
.Value = Trim(.Value) * 1
End With
j = j + 1
Loop Until IsEmpty(Cells(2 + j, "A").Value)

Next i


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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"markx" wrote in message
...
Hello once again,

I have a very pretty macro now (thanks Duncan, thanks Kaak!)
-------------
Range("G2").Select
Do
If IsNumeric(Trim(ActiveCell.Value)) Then ActiveCell.Value =
Trim(ActiveCell.Value) * 1
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
Loop Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1))
-------------

At the present time, I would like however to add two small (general)
enhancements...
1) If I have to repeat the macro for 5 or 6 (or more) columns, I would
prefer not to copy/paste the code x times one after another, changing the
letter from G2 to K2, then M2 etc..., but to create the initial line in
VBA
where I could specify a list (f. ex. =[G, K, M, O, P, X]) of columns to
treat with the code... (then modifying the "Range("G2").Select" line to
treat "G" like variable)...

2) Concerning the last line of the code = Loop Until
IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1))
Is it possible to modify the code to tell:
Loop Until IsEmpty("cell in the same row that ActiveCell, but in the
column
A")?


Many thanks in advance to all of you that could give me at least a hint
how
to achieve this!!
Mark

try this
Sub multiplybyone()
For col = 1 To Cells(Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column
For i = 1 To Cells(Rows.Count, col).End(xlUp).Row
mc = Trim(Cells(i, 2))
If IsNumeric(mc) Then mc = mc * 1
Next i
Next col
End Sub

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"markx" wrote in message
...
Hello once again,

I have a very pretty macro now (thanks Duncan, thanks Kaak!)
-------------
Range("G2").Select
Do
If IsNumeric(Trim(ActiveCell.Value)) Then ActiveCell.Value =
Trim(ActiveCell.Value) * 1
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
Loop Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1))
-------------

At the present time, I would like however to add two small (general)
enhancements...
1) If I have to repeat the macro for 5 or 6 (or more) columns, I would
prefer not to copy/paste the code x times one after another, changing the
letter from G2 to K2, then M2 etc..., but to create the initial line in
VBA where I could specify a list (f. ex. =[G, K, M, O, P, X]) of columns
to treat with the code... (then modifying the "Range("G2").Select" line to
treat "G" like variable)...

2) Concerning the last line of the code = Loop Until
IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1))
Is it possible to modify the code to tell:
Loop Until IsEmpty("cell in the same row that ActiveCell, but in the
column A")?


Many thanks in advance to all of you that could give me at least a hint
how to achieve this!!
Mark

Hi Mark,

The easiest solution to your first problem is to get rid of the first
line.
This way all you have to do is select the row 2 cell of a column you
want processed then run the macro.

The second change would be to convert...

Loop Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1))

To...

Loop Until IsEmpty(Cells(Activecell.Row,1))

Try that out on a copy of you sheet.

I know it would be nice to have an inputbox to input the columns to
process, but for such a small number of columns would it be worth the
effort?

Ken Johnson

Wwwoooooooowwwwww! Many thanks for such quick and elegant answers to you
three!
(I'm asking myself if one day I would be able get closer to your level of
VBA mastery...)

I'll test your solutions in the next 24h, but I'm already sure that they are
more than fine...
Once again, thank you very much,
Mark


"Ken Johnson" wrote in message
oups.com...
Hi Mark,

The easiest solution to your first problem is to get rid of the first
line.
This way all you have to do is select the row 2 cell of a column you
want processed then run the macro.

The second change would be to convert...

Loop Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1))

To...

Loop Until IsEmpty(Cells(Activecell.Row,1))

Try that out on a copy of you sheet.

I know it would be nice to have an inputbox to input the columns to
process, but for such a small number of columns would it be worth the
effort?

Ken Johnson