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my the code is like a search tool I enter a batch number press
search and it looks for the batch number when it find the batch number it then copys the the corresponding information about the batch from the relivent cells into the the chossen cells at the top. This is sort of what my work sheet looks like i want the info to be copyed form the bottem then pasted in to the cells at the top. but the clear button searh button 581611 Requested by retrieval date Location Date to Location peter.H N/A FOR TRAINING N/A Peter.H 11/01/2006 587260 BASEMENT 19/01/2006 Peter.H 11/01/2006 581611 FOR TRAINING N/A N/A so i need help with getting the ifo into the four cells If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select the above code works only for the first cell of the range for exsample it will find the info i need 10 cells down paste the frist part of the info then in will go back to the top of the range but i need it to paste all the info from the same row. I know it's because i have use R.select but im not sure how to fix it. Any help would be great. PS: Here is the full code Sub batchlocation() Dim R2 As Range Set R2 = Range("C4") Dim R3 As Range Set R3 = Range("D4") Dim R4 As Range Set R4 = Range("E4") Dim R5 As Range Set R5 = Range("F4") Dim myRange As Range Dim lastRow As Integer Dim myNum As Long Dim myAnswer As String Dim myCheck As Boolean Dim n As Integer Dim k As Integer Range("D8").Select Set R = ActiveCell.CurrentRegion lastRow = R.Rows.Count Set R = Range("A8", R(R.Count)) n = 8 For k = 1 To lastRow - 7 R.Cells(k).Select If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Copy R3.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 4).Copy R4.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 5).Copy R5.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select n = n + 1 End If Next k If n = 8 Then MsgBox "Batch was not found." End If Range("d1").Select End Sub |
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See answer in your previous posting.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Leon" wrote: my the code is like a search tool I enter a batch number press search and it looks for the batch number when it find the batch number it then copys the the corresponding information about the batch from the relivent cells into the the chossen cells at the top. This is sort of what my work sheet looks like i want the info to be copyed form the bottem then pasted in to the cells at the top. but the clear button searh button 581611 Requested by retrieval date Location Date to Location peter.H N/A FOR TRAINING N/A Peter.H 11/01/2006 587260 BASEMENT 19/01/2006 Peter.H 11/01/2006 581611 FOR TRAINING N/A N/A so i need help with getting the ifo into the four cells If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select the above code works only for the first cell of the range for exsample it will find the info i need 10 cells down paste the frist part of the info then in will go back to the top of the range but i need it to paste all the info from the same row. I know it's because i have use R.select but im not sure how to fix it. Any help would be great. PS: Here is the full code Sub batchlocation() Dim R2 As Range Set R2 = Range("C4") Dim R3 As Range Set R3 = Range("D4") Dim R4 As Range Set R4 = Range("E4") Dim R5 As Range Set R5 = Range("F4") Dim myRange As Range Dim lastRow As Integer Dim myNum As Long Dim myAnswer As String Dim myCheck As Boolean Dim n As Integer Dim k As Integer Range("D8").Select Set R = ActiveCell.CurrentRegion lastRow = R.Rows.Count Set R = Range("A8", R(R.Count)) n = 8 For k = 1 To lastRow - 7 R.Cells(k).Select If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Copy R3.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 4).Copy R4.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 5).Copy R5.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select n = n + 1 End If Next k If n = 8 Then MsgBox "Batch was not found." End If Range("d1").Select End Sub |
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Thanks Tom it dosen't work for this worksheet but this is perfect for another
work i was working on. is there no way of getting back to the cell from where i offset from? "Leon" wrote: my the code is like a search tool I enter a batch number press search and it looks for the batch number when it find the batch number it then copys the the corresponding information about the batch from the relivent cells into the the chossen cells at the top. This is sort of what my work sheet looks like i want the info to be copyed form the bottem then pasted in to the cells at the top. but the clear button searh button 581611 Requested by retrieval date Location Date to Location peter.H N/A FOR TRAINING N/A Peter.H 11/01/2006 587260 BASEMENT 19/01/2006 Peter.H 11/01/2006 581611 FOR TRAINING N/A N/A so i need help with getting the ifo into the four cells If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select the above code works only for the first cell of the range for exsample it will find the info i need 10 cells down paste the frist part of the info then in will go back to the top of the range but i need it to paste all the info from the same row. I know it's because i have use R.select but im not sure how to fix it. Any help would be great. PS: Here is the full code Sub batchlocation() Dim R2 As Range Set R2 = Range("C4") Dim R3 As Range Set R3 = Range("D4") Dim R4 As Range Set R4 = Range("E4") Dim R5 As Range Set R5 = Range("F4") Dim myRange As Range Dim lastRow As Integer Dim myNum As Long Dim myAnswer As String Dim myCheck As Boolean Dim n As Integer Dim k As Integer Range("D8").Select Set R = ActiveCell.CurrentRegion lastRow = R.Rows.Count Set R = Range("A8", R(R.Count)) n = 8 For k = 1 To lastRow - 7 R.Cells(k).Select If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Copy R3.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 4).Copy R4.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 5).Copy R5.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select n = n + 1 End If Next k If n = 8 Then MsgBox "Batch was not found." End If Range("d1").Select End Sub |
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If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then
ActiveCell.Select set rr = ActiveCell ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select rr.select But there is no reason the code I provided shouldn't work on this sheet except that it might need to be fine tuned to do what you want. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Leon" wrote: Thanks Tom it dosen't work for this worksheet but this is perfect for another work i was working on. is there no way of getting back to the cell from where i offset from? "Leon" wrote: my the code is like a search tool I enter a batch number press search and it looks for the batch number when it find the batch number it then copys the the corresponding information about the batch from the relivent cells into the the chossen cells at the top. This is sort of what my work sheet looks like i want the info to be copyed form the bottem then pasted in to the cells at the top. but the clear button searh button 581611 Requested by retrieval date Location Date to Location peter.H N/A FOR TRAINING N/A Peter.H 11/01/2006 587260 BASEMENT 19/01/2006 Peter.H 11/01/2006 581611 FOR TRAINING N/A N/A so i need help with getting the ifo into the four cells If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select the above code works only for the first cell of the range for exsample it will find the info i need 10 cells down paste the frist part of the info then in will go back to the top of the range but i need it to paste all the info from the same row. I know it's because i have use R.select but im not sure how to fix it. Any help would be great. PS: Here is the full code Sub batchlocation() Dim R2 As Range Set R2 = Range("C4") Dim R3 As Range Set R3 = Range("D4") Dim R4 As Range Set R4 = Range("E4") Dim R5 As Range Set R5 = Range("F4") Dim myRange As Range Dim lastRow As Integer Dim myNum As Long Dim myAnswer As String Dim myCheck As Boolean Dim n As Integer Dim k As Integer Range("D8").Select Set R = ActiveCell.CurrentRegion lastRow = R.Rows.Count Set R = Range("A8", R(R.Count)) n = 8 For k = 1 To lastRow - 7 R.Cells(k).Select If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Copy R3.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 4).Copy R4.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 5).Copy R5.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select n = n + 1 End If Next k If n = 8 Then MsgBox "Batch was not found." End If Range("d1").Select End Sub |
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Really it should work ok i'll give it a tweak and see what happens.
I just have to say that you have been a great help if it wasn't for you i would have been total stuck. Thanks Very much. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select set rr = ActiveCell ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select rr.select But there is no reason the code I provided shouldn't work on this sheet except that it might need to be fine tuned to do what you want. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Leon" wrote: Thanks Tom it dosen't work for this worksheet but this is perfect for another work i was working on. is there no way of getting back to the cell from where i offset from? "Leon" wrote: my the code is like a search tool I enter a batch number press search and it looks for the batch number when it find the batch number it then copys the the corresponding information about the batch from the relivent cells into the the chossen cells at the top. This is sort of what my work sheet looks like i want the info to be copyed form the bottem then pasted in to the cells at the top. but the clear button searh button 581611 Requested by retrieval date Location Date to Location peter.H N/A FOR TRAINING N/A Peter.H 11/01/2006 587260 BASEMENT 19/01/2006 Peter.H 11/01/2006 581611 FOR TRAINING N/A N/A so i need help with getting the ifo into the four cells If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select the above code works only for the first cell of the range for exsample it will find the info i need 10 cells down paste the frist part of the info then in will go back to the top of the range but i need it to paste all the info from the same row. I know it's because i have use R.select but im not sure how to fix it. Any help would be great. PS: Here is the full code Sub batchlocation() Dim R2 As Range Set R2 = Range("C4") Dim R3 As Range Set R3 = Range("D4") Dim R4 As Range Set R4 = Range("E4") Dim R5 As Range Set R5 = Range("F4") Dim myRange As Range Dim lastRow As Integer Dim myNum As Long Dim myAnswer As String Dim myCheck As Boolean Dim n As Integer Dim k As Integer Range("D8").Select Set R = ActiveCell.CurrentRegion lastRow = R.Rows.Count Set R = Range("A8", R(R.Count)) n = 8 For k = 1 To lastRow - 7 R.Cells(k).Select If Cells(2, 4) = R.Cells(k).Value Then ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -2).Copy R2.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2).Copy R3.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 4).Copy R4.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select ActiveCell.Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 5).Copy R5.Select ActiveCell.PasteSpecial R.Select n = n + 1 End If Next k If n = 8 Then MsgBox "Batch was not found." End If Range("d1").Select End Sub |
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