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Default Correlating rows on different sheets

I assume you are not getting any errors?

Usually code like this doesn't work because of blank cells. The code stops
running when it finds the first blank cells in Sheet1 in column A and column
c in Sheet2.

The two lines below have to be set for the first row where data is found.
If row one doesn't contain data then that is why the code doesn't work.

Sh1RowCount = 1
Sh2RowCount = 1







" wrote:

On Mar 17, 7:05 pm, Joel wrote:
I had one extra line in my porevious code that does no harm, but should be
removed

Sh1RowCount = 1
With Sheets("Sheet1")
Do While .Range("A" & Sh1RowCount) < ""
find_Num = .Range("A" & Sh1RowCount)
With Sheets("Sheet2")
Found = False
Sh2RowCount = 1
Do While .Range("C" & Sh2RowCount) < ""
OldNum = .Range("C" & Sh2RowCount)
'remove characters from number
NewNum = ""
Do While OldNum < ""
If IsNumeric(Left(OldNum, 1)) Then
NewNum = NewNum & Left(OldNum, 1)
End If
If Len(OldNum) 1 Then
OldNum = Mid(OldNum, 2)
Else
OldNum = ""
End If
Loop
NewNum = Val(NewNum)
If find_Num = NewNum Then
Found = True
Exit Do
End If
Sh2RowCount = Sh2RowCount + 1
Loop
End With

LastCol = .Cells(Sh1RowCount, Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column
NewCol = LastCol + 1
If Found = False Then
.Cells(Sh1RowCount, NewCol) = "No Data"
Else
Sheets("Sheet2").Range("G" & Sh2RowCount & ":T" & Sh2RowCount).Copy _
Destination:=.Cells(Sh1RowCount, NewCol)
End If
Sh1RowCount = Sh1RowCount + 1
Loop
End With



" wrote:
Hi,


First of all apologies for the title of my post. I really don't know
what the name of the function is that I'm trying to achieve.


I'm trying get a macro to correlate data that appear on 2 separate
sheets and transfer the relevant data over.
For example...


Sheet 1 has dozens of lines of data spread over several columns which
is updated daily.
Column A in sheet 1 contains a number. For easy I'll call it a P
number. The same number is also found in sheet 2 in column C. The P
number in sheet 2 column C can sometimes have a letter before it and
sometimes after but it is number that is the reference and is the same
P number in sheet 1 column A.
I need a macro to run daily when requested to take the P number in
sheet 1 column A for each line and find the same P number (discounting
any letters present in the cell) in sheet 2 column C.
For each P number in sheet 1 column A it needs to remove data from
sheet 2 colums G to T and copy it into the end columns of sheet 1 on
the rows of the relvant P number from sheet 2.
For every P number in sheet 1 column A there may not be a P number in
sheet 2 column F. If this is the case the new columns in sheet 1
should read "No Data".


Thanks
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Thank Joel

The correct column is F.

I've tried the code but can't get it to work.

Please can you define any integers/variables/strings etc that you have
used at the beginning of the code please.

George

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