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How would I write the macro to count only until it comes across a false
statement in a cell. IE: count cells ag51:ag54 until false. ag51 =true ag52=true ag53= false ag54 = true the macro would return a 2 for ag51 and ag52 then stop on ag53 because it is equal to false. Any help would be appreciated. Eric |
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maybe something like this, just change the range
Sub count_true() Dim cell As Range Dim rng As Range Dim counter As Long counter = 0 Set rng = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1:A4") For Each cell In rng If cell.Value = True Then counter = counter + 1 Else Exit For End If Next MsgBox counter End Sub -- Gary Keramidas "Eric" wrote in message ... How would I write the macro to count only until it comes across a false statement in a cell. IE: count cells ag51:ag54 until false. ag51 =true ag52=true ag53= false ag54 = true the macro would return a 2 for ag51 and ag52 then stop on ag53 because it is equal to false. Any help would be appreciated. Eric |
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here's another way, just change i to your starting row:
Sub count_true() Dim counter As Long Dim i As Long Dim lastrow As Long Dim ws As Worksheet Set ws = Worksheets("Sheet1") lastrow = ws.Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row i = 1 Do While ws.Range("A" & 9) = True counter = counter + 1 i = i + 1 Loop MsgBox counter End Sub -- Gary Keramidas "Eric" wrote in message ... How would I write the macro to count only until it comes across a false statement in a cell. IE: count cells ag51:ag54 until false. ag51 =true ag52=true ag53= false ag54 = true the macro would return a 2 for ag51 and ag52 then stop on ag53 because it is equal to false. Any help would be appreciated. Eric |
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This is fantastic but the only thing is I need it in a cell not in a message
box. And the cell would say how ever many tests are off. IE the number that it's counting. Eric "Gary Keramidas" wrote: maybe something like this, just change the range Sub count_true() Dim cell As Range Dim rng As Range Dim counter As Long counter = 0 Set rng = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1:A4") For Each cell In rng If cell.Value = True Then counter = counter + 1 Else Exit For End If Next MsgBox counter End Sub -- Gary Keramidas "Eric" wrote in message ... How would I write the macro to count only until it comes across a false statement in a cell. IE: count cells ag51:ag54 until false. ag51 =true ag52=true ag53= false ag54 = true the macro would return a 2 for ag51 and ag52 then stop on ag53 because it is equal to false. Any help would be appreciated. Eric |
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something like this
Sub countuntil() For i = 15 To 19 If Cells(i, "a") = "True" Then mc = mc + 1 If Cells(i, "a") = "False" Then Exit For Next i MsgBox mc End Sub -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Eric" wrote in message ... How would I write the macro to count only until it comes across a false statement in a cell. IE: count cells ag51:ag54 until false. ag51 =true ag52=true ag53= false ag54 = true the macro would return a 2 for ag51 and ag52 then stop on ag53 because it is equal to false. Any help would be appreciated. Eric |
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This function will return the number of TRUE values prior to a FALSE value
in a specified range... Function CountTrueValues(RangeIn As Range) As Long CountTrueValues = RangeIn.Find(False).Row - RangeIn.Row End Function Here is an example of how to use this in your own code... Sub Test() MsgBox "Number of TRUEs = " & CStr(CountTrueValues(Range("AG51:AG54"))) End Sub Rick How would I write the macro to count only until it comes across a false statement in a cell. IE: count cells ag51:ag54 until false. ag51 =true ag52=true ag53= false ag54 = true the macro would return a 2 for ag51 and ag52 then stop on ag53 because it is equal to false. Any help would be appreciated. Eric |
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