I would like a user to select rows in a worksheet called "Inventory" (they
will be non-continuous) and then create a For..Next loop (or whatever works
best) based on the rows (or just row number), so I can copy and format select
cells from each row in another worksheet called "Labels". I'm not sure how
to do this, either with an array or by looping thru the rows selected. Also,
I need a check so if nothing has been selected they get an error message.

For the selections, will the user need to select the entire row (1:1, 5:5,
7:7, etc) or if they just ctrl select A1, A5, A7, A11, etc will this work too?

Thanks in advance!

No need for a loop:

Selection.EntireRow.Copy worksheets("Labels").Range("A2")
Application.CutCopyMode = False

The entire rows need not be selected.
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"Seth" wrote in message
...
I would like a user to select rows in a worksheet called "Inventory" (they
will be non-continuous) and then create a For..Next loop (or whatever
works
best) based on the rows (or just row number), so I can copy and format
select
cells from each row in another worksheet called "Labels". I'm not sure
how
to do this, either with an array or by looping thru the rows selected.
Also,
I need a check so if nothing has been selected they get an error message.

For the selections, will the user need to select the entire row (1:1, 5:5,
7:7, etc) or if they just ctrl select A1, A5, A7, A11, etc will this work
too?

Thanks in advance!

Thanks Vasant, but I don't want to copy all the contents from each row, just
certain cells and then reformat them on a new worksheet.

"Vasant Nanavati" wrote:

No need for a loop:

Selection.EntireRow.Copy worksheets("Labels").Range("A2")
Application.CutCopyMode = False

The entire rows need not be selected.
__________________________________________________ _____________________

"Seth" wrote in message
...
I would like a user to select rows in a worksheet called "Inventory" (they
will be non-continuous) and then create a For..Next loop (or whatever
works
best) based on the rows (or just row number), so I can copy and format
select
cells from each row in another worksheet called "Labels". I'm not sure
how
to do this, either with an array or by looping thru the rows selected.
Also,
I need a check so if nothing has been selected they get an error message.

For the selections, will the user need to select the entire row (1:1, 5:5,
7:7, etc) or if they just ctrl select A1, A5, A7, A11, etc will this work
too?

Thanks in advance!

I guess I would do the following (assuming the first cell in each relevant
row is selected):

Dim c As Range, rng As Range, newrng As Range
For Each c In Selection.Cells
Set rng = c.Resize(, 5) 'this will encompass the first 5 cells in the
row, for example
If newrng Is Nothing Then
Set newrng = rng
Else
Set newrng = Union(rng, newrng)
End If
Next
newrng.Copy worksheets("Labels").Range("A2")
Application.CutCopyMode = False

Not tested so not 100% sure it will work as you want it to.
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"Seth" wrote in message
...
Thanks Vasant, but I don't want to copy all the contents from each row,
just
certain cells and then reformat them on a new worksheet.

"Vasant Nanavati" wrote:

No need for a loop:

Selection.EntireRow.Copy worksheets("Labels").Range("A2")
Application.CutCopyMode = False

The entire rows need not be selected.
__________________________________________________ _____________________

"Seth" wrote in message
...
I would like a user to select rows in a worksheet called "Inventory"
(they
will be non-continuous) and then create a For..Next loop (or whatever
works
best) based on the rows (or just row number), so I can copy and format
select
cells from each row in another worksheet called "Labels". I'm not sure
how
to do this, either with an array or by looping thru the rows selected.
Also,
I need a check so if nothing has been selected they get an error
message.

For the selections, will the user need to select the entire row (1:1,
5:5,
7:7, etc) or if they just ctrl select A1, A5, A7, A11, etc will this
work
too?

Thanks in advance!