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I have a small family business and need to be able to compare cells from
sheet1 to sheet2 via macro. Each worksheet has a different number of rows and columns. Conditional formatting would be great but not allowed with multiple sheets. "Range" seems appropriate but I'm not familiar with it. In short of what I'm trying to accomplish, I need to highlight the cells from sheet1 that matches the header from sheet2. Multiple results are expected from each row/column on sheet1. Can you help? I would like all users to be able to run a macro montly to validate data collected. Hope you can help me. Thanks! |
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Please supply more specific information on what you want?
Is the header in one row or across many rows. Does the header need to match the data in the same row? "LoveSunnyDay" wrote: I have a small family business and need to be able to compare cells from sheet1 to sheet2 via macro. Each worksheet has a different number of rows and columns. Conditional formatting would be great but not allowed with multiple sheets. "Range" seems appropriate but I'm not familiar with it. In short of what I'm trying to accomplish, I need to highlight the cells from sheet1 that matches the header from sheet2. Multiple results are expected from each row/column on sheet1. Can you help? I would like all users to be able to run a macro montly to validate data collected. Hope you can help me. Thanks! |
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Sorry about that.
The header is in one row. The header from sheet1 will never be a header in sheet2 and vise versa. Sheet1 header may be in multiple cells in different rows and/or columns on sheet2. I hope this is clearer. Working this through has been a challenge today. Thanks again. "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: Please supply more specific information on what you want? Is the header in one row or across many rows. Does the header need to match the data in the same row? "LoveSunnyDay" wrote: I have a small family business and need to be able to compare cells from sheet1 to sheet2 via macro. Each worksheet has a different number of rows and columns. Conditional formatting would be great but not allowed with multiple sheets. "Range" seems appropriate but I'm not familiar with it. In short of what I'm trying to accomplish, I need to highlight the cells from sheet1 that matches the header from sheet2. Multiple results are expected from each row/column on sheet1. Can you help? I would like all users to be able to run a macro montly to validate data collected. Hope you can help me. Thanks! |
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I found assistance from one of the discussions but I'm still at a lost on how
I can use another worksheet (from the same workbook) as the source for "MySearch" below. Sheet2 ("WORK") ROW1 contain all the information I need in my array "MySearch". Private Sub CompSource_Click() Dim FirstAddress As String Dim MySearch As Variant Dim myColor As String Dim rng As Range Dim I As Long Dim ProData As Integer MySearch = Array("07JA07", "JNE07", ...) *** this is only part of the data that "HOME" Row 1 has. It has the potential to grow to 100 rows. Once it reaches "" end search *** myColor = "6" With Sheets("HOME").Cells 'SHEET1 ..Interior.ColorIndex = xlColorIndexNone For I = LBound(MySearch) To UBound(MySearch) Set rng = .Find(What:=MySearch(I), _ After:=.Cells(.Cells.Count), _ LookIn:=xlFormulas, _ LookAt:=xlWhole, _ SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _ SearchDirection:=xlNext, _ MatchCase:=False) If Not rng Is Nothing Then FirstAddress = rng.Address Do rng.Interior.ColorIndex = myColor Set rng = .FindNext(rng) Loop While Not rng Is Nothing And rng.Address < FirstAddress End If Next I End With End Sub Hopefully this gives you an idea of what I'm working on. "LoveSunnyDay" wrote: Sorry about that. The header is in one row. The header from sheet1 will never be a header in sheet2 and vise versa. Sheet1 header may be in multiple cells in different rows and/or columns on sheet2. I hope this is clearer. Working this through has been a challenge today. Thanks again. "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: Please supply more specific information on what you want? Is the header in one row or across many rows. Does the header need to match the data in the same row? "LoveSunnyDay" wrote: I have a small family business and need to be able to compare cells from sheet1 to sheet2 via macro. Each worksheet has a different number of rows and columns. Conditional formatting would be great but not allowed with multiple sheets. "Range" seems appropriate but I'm not familiar with it. In short of what I'm trying to accomplish, I need to highlight the cells from sheet1 that matches the header from sheet2. Multiple results are expected from each row/column on sheet1. Can you help? I would like all users to be able to run a macro montly to validate data collected. Hope you can help me. Thanks! |
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