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same row different column
Hi,
I have been looking every where for answers, still learning!! I have numbers in column A and need to lookup a certain value, from a userform the number that needs to be looked up should be entered in textbox1 and on the same userform another number is entered in textbox2. When textbox1's number is found in column A the number in textbox2 should be inserted in the same row but in column J. Thanks in advance Christiaan |
same row different column
Dim r as range
set r = columns("A").Find(What:=TextBox1.Value) r.Offset(,9) = TextBox2.Value -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "JustLearning" wrote: Hi, I have been looking every where for answers, still learning!! I have numbers in column A and need to lookup a certain value, from a userform the number that needs to be looked up should be entered in textbox1 and on the same userform another number is entered in textbox2. When textbox1's number is found in column A the number in textbox2 should be inserted in the same row but in column J. Thanks in advance Christiaan |
same row different column
Thats great!!! But it gives an error when the number that is being searched
for is not in column A_ "Object variable or With block variable not set" Much thanks "Charles Chickering" wrote: Dim r as range set r = columns("A").Find(What:=TextBox1.Value) r.Offset(,9) = TextBox2.Value -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "JustLearning" wrote: Hi, I have been looking every where for answers, still learning!! I have numbers in column A and need to lookup a certain value, from a userform the number that needs to be looked up should be entered in textbox1 and on the same userform another number is entered in textbox2. When textbox1's number is found in column A the number in textbox2 should be inserted in the same row but in column J. Thanks in advance Christiaan |
same row different column
After the .Find statement use this line of code:
If r Is Nothing Then Exit Sub -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "JustLearning" wrote: Thats great!!! But it gives an error when the number that is being searched for is not in column A_ "Object variable or With block variable not set" Much thanks "Charles Chickering" wrote: Dim r as range set r = columns("A").Find(What:=TextBox1.Value) r.Offset(,9) = TextBox2.Value -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "JustLearning" wrote: Hi, I have been looking every where for answers, still learning!! I have numbers in column A and need to lookup a certain value, from a userform the number that needs to be looked up should be entered in textbox1 and on the same userform another number is entered in textbox2. When textbox1's number is found in column A the number in textbox2 should be inserted in the same row but in column J. Thanks in advance Christiaan |
same row different column
"JustLearning" wrote: Hi, I have been looking every where for answers, still learning!! I have numbers in column A and need to lookup a certain value, from a userform the number that needs to be looked up should be entered in textbox1 and on the same userform another number is entered in textbox2. When textbox1's number is found in column A the number in textbox2 should be inserted in the same row but in column J. Thanks in advance Christiaan |
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