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Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks |
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Range("A1","A2") doesn't have a value. It's equivalent to Range("A1:A2")
which also doesn't have a value. Try entering this formula in cell C5: =A1:A2 You get #VALUE! You need to loop through the ranges & surround each individual cell with the quotes. Also - why did you use Chr(34) in one case and """" in the other? - just curious. "Chris" wrote in message ... Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks |
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How can I lop the range?
"Bob Umlas" wrote: Range("A1","A2") doesn't have a value. It's equivalent to Range("A1:A2") which also doesn't have a value. Try entering this formula in cell C5: =A1:A2 You get #VALUE! You need to loop through the ranges & surround each individual cell with the quotes. Also - why did you use Chr(34) in one case and """" in the other? - just curious. "Chris" wrote in message ... Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks |
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For Each cell In Range("B1:B2")
cell.Value = Chr(34) & cell.Offset(0, -1) & """" Next cell -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Chris" wrote in message ... How can I lop the range? "Bob Umlas" wrote: Range("A1","A2") doesn't have a value. It's equivalent to Range("A1:A2") which also doesn't have a value. Try entering this formula in cell C5: =A1:A2 You get #VALUE! You need to loop through the ranges & surround each individual cell with the quotes. Also - why did you use Chr(34) in one case and """" in the other? - just curious. "Chris" wrote in message ... Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks |
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Option Explicit
Sub test() dim myRng as range dim myCell as range with activesheet set myrng = .range("b1:B2") end with for each mycell in myrng.cells mycell.value = chr(34) & mycell.value & chr(34) next mycell End Sub Chris wrote: Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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You understood "lop the range"?
"Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... For Each cell In Range("B1:B2") cell.Value = Chr(34) & cell.Offset(0, -1) & """" Next cell -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Chris" wrote in message ... How can I lop the range? "Bob Umlas" wrote: Range("A1","A2") doesn't have a value. It's equivalent to Range("A1:A2") which also doesn't have a value. Try entering this formula in cell C5: =A1:A2 You get #VALUE! You need to loop through the ranges & surround each individual cell with the quotes. Also - why did you use Chr(34) in one case and """" in the other? - just curious. "Chris" wrote in message ... Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks |
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I took a punt.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Bob Umlas" wrote in message ... You understood "lop the range"? "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... For Each cell In Range("B1:B2") cell.Value = Chr(34) & cell.Offset(0, -1) & """" Next cell -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Chris" wrote in message ... How can I lop the range? "Bob Umlas" wrote: Range("A1","A2") doesn't have a value. It's equivalent to Range("A1:A2") which also doesn't have a value. Try entering this formula in cell C5: =A1:A2 You get #VALUE! You need to loop through the ranges & surround each individual cell with the quotes. Also - why did you use Chr(34) in one case and """" in the other? - just curious. "Chris" wrote in message ... Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks |
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Or should you have written:
I tok a punt. Bob Phillips wrote: I took a punt. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Bob Umlas" wrote in message ... You understood "lop the range"? "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... For Each cell In Range("B1:B2") cell.Value = Chr(34) & cell.Offset(0, -1) & """" Next cell -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Chris" wrote in message ... How can I lop the range? "Bob Umlas" wrote: Range("A1","A2") doesn't have a value. It's equivalent to Range("A1:A2") which also doesn't have a value. Try entering this formula in cell C5: =A1:A2 You get #VALUE! You need to loop through the ranges & surround each individual cell with the quotes. Also - why did you use Chr(34) in one case and """" in the other? - just curious. "Chris" wrote in message ... Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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You need to hang around here a bit more. We all understand typo. Heck I am so
fluent that I even speak it on occasion... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Bob Umlas" wrote: You understood "lop the range"? "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... For Each cell In Range("B1:B2") cell.Value = Chr(34) & cell.Offset(0, -1) & """" Next cell -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Chris" wrote in message ... How can I lop the range? "Bob Umlas" wrote: Range("A1","A2") doesn't have a value. It's equivalent to Range("A1:A2") which also doesn't have a value. Try entering this formula in cell C5: =A1:A2 You get #VALUE! You need to loop through the ranges & surround each individual cell with the quotes. Also - why did you use Chr(34) in one case and """" in the other? - just curious. "Chris" wrote in message ... Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks |
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Thanks.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Option Explicit Sub test() dim myRng as range dim myCell as range with activesheet set myrng = .range("b1:B2") end with for each mycell in myrng.cells mycell.value = chr(34) & mycell.value & chr(34) next mycell End Sub Chris wrote: Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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Your code is pretty clan too.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Option Explicit Sub test() dim myRng as range dim myCell as range with activesheet set myrng = .range("b1:B2") end with for each mycell in myrng.cells mycell.value = chr(34) & mycell.value & chr(34) next mycell End Sub Chris wrote: Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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I don't think you like vowels! <vbg.
Chris wrote: Your code is pretty clan too. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Option Explicit Sub test() dim myRng as range dim myCell as range with activesheet set myrng = .range("b1:B2") end with for each mycell in myrng.cells mycell.value = chr(34) & mycell.value & chr(34) next mycell End Sub Chris wrote: Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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He like some.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... I don't think you like vowels! <vbg. Chris wrote: Your code is pretty clan too. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Option Explicit Sub test() dim myRng as range dim myCell as range with activesheet set myrng = .range("b1:B2") end with for each mycell in myrng.cells mycell.value = chr(34) & mycell.value & chr(34) next mycell End Sub Chris wrote: Hi, Why do I get the error with this Sub test() Range("B1", "B2").Value = Chr(34) & Range("A1", "A2").Value & """" End Sub Type mismatch. I am trying to take all data in one column and apply double quotes and put it in a second column. Thanks -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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