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"Help Checking Out Macro"
Howdy all,
First off, I'm just a self-taught or rather semi-self-taught user here but I tried to help out on one of the questions here last week. The OP wanted a macro that would search down a Col, find a value, stop and let him select whether to add to that value and put the results in the next Col over same Row. Here's what I finally came up with and it works great evertime for me but there may be problems with it as he can't seem to get it to work on his machine. I'm using XP and Excel2002, the's got Excel2003. If one or more of you could try the code and see if it does work on other machines I'd be greatly appreciative. TIA for any help on this issue....Entire code posted below: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol & i) End If End If Next c End Sub TIA, Don |
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Actually misspoke when I first posted.....the search was for a string (not a
value) and the search string might be only part of a string contained in a cell....Hope that makes sense... Don "Don" wrote: Howdy all, First off, I'm just a self-taught or rather semi-self-taught user here but I tried to help out on one of the questions here last week. The OP wanted a macro that would search down a Col, find a value, stop and let him select whether to add to that value and put the results in the next Col over same Row. Here's what I finally came up with and it works great evertime for me but there may be problems with it as he can't seem to get it to work on his machine. I'm using XP and Excel2002, the's got Excel2003. If one or more of you could try the code and see if it does work on other machines I'd be greatly appreciative. TIA for any help on this issue....Entire code posted below: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol & i) End If End If Next c End Sub TIA, Don |
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Dang....third times a charm...the line breaks have the code messed
up...here's the code with corrections for the line breaks: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo _ Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol _ & i) End If End If Next c End Sub Hope this works... Tks again, Don "Don" wrote: Howdy all, First off, I'm just a self-taught or rather semi-self-taught user here but I tried to help out on one of the questions here last week. The OP wanted a macro that would search down a Col, find a value, stop and let him select whether to add to that value and put the results in the next Col over same Row. Here's what I finally came up with and it works great evertime for me but there may be problems with it as he can't seem to get it to work on his machine. I'm using XP and Excel2002, the's got Excel2003. If one or more of you could try the code and see if it does work on other machines I'd be greatly appreciative. TIA for any help on this issue....Entire code posted below: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol & i) End If End If Next c End Sub TIA, Don |
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The charmed version worked ok for me in xl2003.
What happens when it fails for the user? Don wrote: Dang....third times a charm...the line breaks have the code messed up...here's the code with corrections for the line breaks: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo _ Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol _ & i) End If End If Next c End Sub Hope this works... Tks again, Don "Don" wrote: Howdy all, First off, I'm just a self-taught or rather semi-self-taught user here but I tried to help out on one of the questions here last week. The OP wanted a macro that would search down a Col, find a value, stop and let him select whether to add to that value and put the results in the next Col over same Row. Here's what I finally came up with and it works great evertime for me but there may be problems with it as he can't seem to get it to work on his machine. I'm using XP and Excel2002, the's got Excel2003. If one or more of you could try the code and see if it does work on other machines I'd be greatly appreciative. TIA for any help on this issue....Entire code posted below: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol & i) End If End If Next c End Sub TIA, Don -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi Dave,
Thanks for responding. Here's his statement as to the fairlu "When I enter D or d, a run-time error 6 occurs (overflow). When I select the debug button it opens up the macro editor with the line starting with LastRow = highlighted." I assume he's talking about entering D for the Column although he didn't clarify that. I suggested that he eliminate the LastRow step and enter the commands to let the macro search the entire column he selects (he did state that he was dealing with several thousand rows, but it'll go through those quite quickly if it finds no matches). He hasn't responded to that yet but I'd like to know, if possible, why it fails for him. Good to know that it does work for someone else. Thanks Again, Don "Dave Peterson" wrote: The charmed version worked ok for me in xl2003. What happens when it fails for the user? Don wrote: Dang....third times a charm...the line breaks have the code messed up...here's the code with corrections for the line breaks: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo _ Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol _ & i) End If End If Next c End Sub Hope this works... Tks again, Don "Don" wrote: Howdy all, First off, I'm just a self-taught or rather semi-self-taught user here but I tried to help out on one of the questions here last week. The OP wanted a macro that would search down a Col, find a value, stop and let him select whether to add to that value and put the results in the next Col over same Row. Here's what I finally came up with and it works great evertime for me but there may be problems with it as he can't seem to get it to work on his machine. I'm using XP and Excel2002, the's got Excel2003. If one or more of you could try the code and see if it does work on other machines I'd be greatly appreciative. TIA for any help on this issue....Entire code posted below: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol & i) End If End If Next c End Sub TIA, Don -- Dave Peterson |
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Change all your declarations from "As Integer" to "As Long".
Integers can only go up to 32k. If you have more rows than 32k, those integers will blow up! I'd use: Dim c As Range Dim MySearchValue As String 'from an inputbox, it's a string Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Long Dim LastRow As Long Don wrote: Hi Dave, Thanks for responding. Here's his statement as to the fairlu "When I enter D or d, a run-time error 6 occurs (overflow). When I select the debug button it opens up the macro editor with the line starting with LastRow = highlighted." I assume he's talking about entering D for the Column although he didn't clarify that. I suggested that he eliminate the LastRow step and enter the commands to let the macro search the entire column he selects (he did state that he was dealing with several thousand rows, but it'll go through those quite quickly if it finds no matches). He hasn't responded to that yet but I'd like to know, if possible, why it fails for him. Good to know that it does work for someone else. Thanks Again, Don "Dave Peterson" wrote: The charmed version worked ok for me in xl2003. What happens when it fails for the user? Don wrote: Dang....third times a charm...the line breaks have the code messed up...here's the code with corrections for the line breaks: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo _ Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol _ & i) End If End If Next c End Sub Hope this works... Tks again, Don "Don" wrote: Howdy all, First off, I'm just a self-taught or rather semi-self-taught user here but I tried to help out on one of the questions here last week. The OP wanted a macro that would search down a Col, find a value, stop and let him select whether to add to that value and put the results in the next Col over same Row. Here's what I finally came up with and it works great evertime for me but there may be problems with it as he can't seem to get it to work on his machine. I'm using XP and Excel2002, the's got Excel2003. If one or more of you could try the code and see if it does work on other machines I'd be greatly appreciative. TIA for any help on this issue....Entire code posted below: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol & i) End If End If Next c End Sub TIA, Don -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi Dave,
This may get posted twice as I got a page too busy back when I posted this response the first time but here goes.... Thanks for the tip. I did test the macro to 7000 rows but only about 12 cells had anything in them. I'd assume the OP's WS had rows full of data. I'll make the changes and relay them on to him. Thanks Again for the Help.... Don "Dave Peterson" wrote: Change all your declarations from "As Integer" to "As Long". Integers can only go up to 32k. If you have more rows than 32k, those integers will blow up! I'd use: Dim c As Range Dim MySearchValue As String 'from an inputbox, it's a string Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Long Dim LastRow As Long Don wrote: Hi Dave, Thanks for responding. Here's his statement as to the fairlu "When I enter D or d, a run-time error 6 occurs (overflow). When I select the debug button it opens up the macro editor with the line starting with LastRow = highlighted." I assume he's talking about entering D for the Column although he didn't clarify that. I suggested that he eliminate the LastRow step and enter the commands to let the macro search the entire column he selects (he did state that he was dealing with several thousand rows, but it'll go through those quite quickly if it finds no matches). He hasn't responded to that yet but I'd like to know, if possible, why it fails for him. Good to know that it does work for someone else. Thanks Again, Don "Dave Peterson" wrote: The charmed version worked ok for me in xl2003. What happens when it fails for the user? Don wrote: Dang....third times a charm...the line breaks have the code messed up...here's the code with corrections for the line breaks: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo _ Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol _ & i) End If End If Next c End Sub Hope this works... Tks again, Don "Don" wrote: Howdy all, First off, I'm just a self-taught or rather semi-self-taught user here but I tried to help out on one of the questions here last week. The OP wanted a macro that would search down a Col, find a value, stop and let him select whether to add to that value and put the results in the next Col over same Row. Here's what I finally came up with and it works great evertime for me but there may be problems with it as he can't seem to get it to work on his machine. I'm using XP and Excel2002, the's got Excel2003. If one or more of you could try the code and see if it does work on other machines I'd be greatly appreciative. TIA for any help on this issue....Entire code posted below: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol & i) End If End If Next c End Sub TIA, Don -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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I tested with about 5 cells of data.
But I don't use "As Integer" or "as Single" anymore. I use "as Long" and "as double". Don wrote: Hi Dave, This may get posted twice as I got a page too busy back when I posted this response the first time but here goes.... Thanks for the tip. I did test the macro to 7000 rows but only about 12 cells had anything in them. I'd assume the OP's WS had rows full of data. I'll make the changes and relay them on to him. Thanks Again for the Help.... Don "Dave Peterson" wrote: Change all your declarations from "As Integer" to "As Long". Integers can only go up to 32k. If you have more rows than 32k, those integers will blow up! I'd use: Dim c As Range Dim MySearchValue As String 'from an inputbox, it's a string Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Long Dim LastRow As Long Don wrote: Hi Dave, Thanks for responding. Here's his statement as to the fairlu "When I enter D or d, a run-time error 6 occurs (overflow). When I select the debug button it opens up the macro editor with the line starting with LastRow = highlighted." I assume he's talking about entering D for the Column although he didn't clarify that. I suggested that he eliminate the LastRow step and enter the commands to let the macro search the entire column he selects (he did state that he was dealing with several thousand rows, but it'll go through those quite quickly if it finds no matches). He hasn't responded to that yet but I'd like to know, if possible, why it fails for him. Good to know that it does work for someone else. Thanks Again, Don "Dave Peterson" wrote: The charmed version worked ok for me in xl2003. What happens when it fails for the user? Don wrote: Dang....third times a charm...the line breaks have the code messed up...here's the code with corrections for the line breaks: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo _ Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol _ & i) End If End If Next c End Sub Hope this works... Tks again, Don "Don" wrote: Howdy all, First off, I'm just a self-taught or rather semi-self-taught user here but I tried to help out on one of the questions here last week. The OP wanted a macro that would search down a Col, find a value, stop and let him select whether to add to that value and put the results in the next Col over same Row. Here's what I finally came up with and it works great evertime for me but there may be problems with it as he can't seem to get it to work on his machine. I'm using XP and Excel2002, the's got Excel2003. If one or more of you could try the code and see if it does work on other machines I'd be greatly appreciative. TIA for any help on this issue....Entire code posted below: Option Compare Text Option Explicit Sub FindReplace() Dim c As Variant Dim MySearchValue As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim ReplaceWith As String Dim MyCol As String Dim Rge As Range Dim i As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer On Error Resume Next i = 0 MyCol = InputBox("What Column Do You Want To Search?") With ActiveSheet LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, MyCol).End(xlUp).Row End With MyString = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Search For?") ReplaceWith = InputBox("What String Do You Wish To Write?") Set Rge = Range(MyCol & "1:" & MyCol & LastRow) For Each c In Rge MySearchValue = InStr(c, MyString) i = i + 1 If (Not IsNull(MySearchValue)) And (MySearchValue 0) Then Range(MyCol & i).Select If MsgBox("Is This One To Addend?", vbYesNo + vbInformation) = vbNo Then Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = "" Else Range(MyCol & i).Offset(0, 1).Value = ReplaceWith & Range(MyCol & i) End If End If Next c End Sub TIA, Don -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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