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Do Loop and data formatting question
First I am getting a file and all the data is text. Is there a way to
convert the Text to Numbers? What I am trying to do is generate a indented Bill of Material. The report I received has levels in Column "B". I would like to indent the cell in column "B" based on the level that the item report to. I am trying to do a conditional do loop but I am get error with the "Selection.InsertIndent 1". I have also added a X=Abs(Range("B" & i).Select) or something to this affect and did a Selection.InsertIndent X to try and keep the coding simple to no luck.. Can someone help? i = 4 Do Range("B" & i).Select If Range("B" & i).Select = -1 Then Selection.InsertIndent 1 Else Selection.InsertIndent 4 i = i + 1 End If Loop Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1)) End Sub |
Do Loop and data formatting question
You shouldn't have to select the cells. Try this
Sub loop() i = 4 Do While Len(Range("B" & i).Formula) 0 If Range("B" & i).Value = -1 Then Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 1 Else Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 4 End If i = i + 1 Loop End Sub "B~O~B" wrote: First I am getting a file and all the data is text. Is there a way to convert the Text to Numbers? What I am trying to do is generate a indented Bill of Material. The report I received has levels in Column "B". I would like to indent the cell in column "B" based on the level that the item report to. I am trying to do a conditional do loop but I am get error with the "Selection.InsertIndent 1". I have also added a X=Abs(Range("B" & i).Select) or something to this affect and did a Selection.InsertIndent X to try and keep the coding simple to no luck.. Can someone help? i = 4 Do Range("B" & i).Select If Range("B" & i).Select = -1 Then Selection.InsertIndent 1 Else Selection.InsertIndent 4 i = i + 1 End If Loop Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1)) End Sub |
Do Loop and data formatting question
On Jul 11, 4:24*pm, Mike wrote:
You shouldn't have to select the cells. Try this Sub loop() * * i = 4 * * Do While Len(Range("B" & i).Formula) 0 * * If Range("B" & i).Value = -1 Then * * *Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 1 * * Else * * *Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 4 * * End If * * i = i + 1 * * Loop End Sub "B~O~B" wrote: First I am getting a file and all the data is text. *Is there a way to convert the Text to Numbers? What I am trying to do is generate a indented Bill of Material. *The report I received has levels in Column "B". I would like to indent the cell in column "B" based on the level that the item report to. *I am trying to do a conditional do loop but I am get error with the "Selection.InsertIndent 1". * I have also added a X=Abs(Range("B" & i).Select) or something to this affect and did a Selection.InsertIndent X to try and keep the coding simple to no luck.. *Can someone help? i = 4 * * Do * * Range("B" & i).Select * * If Range("B" & i).Select = -1 Then * * Selection.InsertIndent 1 * * Else * * Selection.InsertIndent 4 * * i = i + 1 End If * * Loop Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1)) End Sub- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - No luck... I get a syntax error with the "Sub Loop()" if i remove it then the macro does noting... |
Do Loop and data formatting question
sorry bob try this
Sub test() i = 4 Do While Len(Range("B" & i).Formula) 0 If Range("B" & i).Value = -1 Then Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 1 Else Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 4 End If i = i + 1 Loop End Sub "B~O~B" wrote: On Jul 11, 4:24 pm, Mike wrote: You shouldn't have to select the cells. Try this Sub loop() i = 4 Do While Len(Range("B" & i).Formula) 0 If Range("B" & i).Value = -1 Then Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 1 Else Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 4 End If i = i + 1 Loop End Sub "B~O~B" wrote: First I am getting a file and all the data is text. Is there a way to convert the Text to Numbers? What I am trying to do is generate a indented Bill of Material. The report I received has levels in Column "B". I would like to indent the cell in column "B" based on the level that the item report to. I am trying to do a conditional do loop but I am get error with the "Selection.InsertIndent 1". I have also added a X=Abs(Range("B" & i).Select) or something to this affect and did a Selection.InsertIndent X to try and keep the coding simple to no luck.. Can someone help? i = 4 Do Range("B" & i).Select If Range("B" & i).Select = -1 Then Selection.InsertIndent 1 Else Selection.InsertIndent 4 i = i + 1 End If Loop Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1)) End Sub- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - No luck... I get a syntax error with the "Sub Loop()" if i remove it then the macro does noting... |
Do Loop and data formatting question
On Jul 12, 1:41*pm, Mike wrote:
sorry bob try this Sub test() * * i = 4 * * Do While Len(Range("B" & i).Formula) 0 * * If Range("B" & i).Value = -1 Then * * *Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 1 * * Else * * *Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 4 * * End If * * i = i + 1 * * Loop End Sub "B~O~B" wrote: On Jul 11, 4:24 pm, Mike wrote: You shouldn't have to select the cells. Try this Sub loop() * * i = 4 * * Do While Len(Range("B" & i).Formula) 0 * * If Range("B" & i).Value = -1 Then * * *Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 1 * * Else * * *Range("B" & i).InsertIndent 4 * * End If * * i = i + 1 * * Loop End Sub "B~O~B" wrote: First I am getting a file and all the data is text. *Is there a way to convert the Text to Numbers? What I am trying to do is generate a indented Bill of Material. *The report I received has levels in Column "B". I would like to indent the cell in column "B" based on the level that the item report to. *I am trying to do a conditional do loop but I am get error with the "Selection.InsertIndent 1". * I have also added a X=Abs(Range("B" & i).Select) or something to this affect and did a Selection.InsertIndent X to try and keep the coding simple to no luck.. *Can someone help? i = 4 * * Do * * Range("B" & i).Select * * If Range("B" & i).Select = -1 Then * * Selection.InsertIndent 1 * * Else * * Selection.InsertIndent 4 * * i = i + 1 End If * * Loop Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1)) End Sub- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - No luck... *I get a syntax error with the "Sub Loop()" if i remove it then the macro does noting...- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Mike, If worked. Thanks all you help. |
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