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Below code compares and gives the result in numbers.What I want is instead it gives number like 2 or 3 it should gives the names.So how can I print the contents of the cells after it does sum. Thanks for your help Sub HCL() Dim self As Workbook Set self = ActiveWorkbook Dim Table1 As Worksheet Dim NetworkDrivers As Worksheet Set Table1 = self.Worksheets(1) Set NetworkDrivers = self.Worksheets(2) Table1_usedRow = Table1.UsedRange.Row + Table1.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedRow = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Row + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedCol = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Column + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1 For i = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedRow drivers = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, 1))) For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum Next j Next i |
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why not one statement
NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.printout "tannu" wrote: Hi All Below code compares and gives the result in numbers.What I want is instead it gives number like 2 or 3 it should gives the names.So how can I print the contents of the cells after it does sum. Thanks for your help Sub HCL() Dim self As Workbook Set self = ActiveWorkbook Dim Table1 As Worksheet Dim NetworkDrivers As Worksheet Set Table1 = self.Worksheets(1) Set NetworkDrivers = self.Worksheets(2) Table1_usedRow = Table1.UsedRange.Row + Table1.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedRow = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Row + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedCol = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Column + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1 For i = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedRow drivers = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, 1))) For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum Next j Next i |
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Hi Joel
Thank for your reply. I don't want to print the results ,what I want to say is. My code compares two values that is network drivers(second xls sheet) with table1(first xls sheet) then it results in numeric numbers. Say example particular network driver is cell 1 of network drivers.xls is used 3 times in table1.So the 3 times is for a particular feature. So I want it to display the feature name instead of the numeric 3. Thanks for your help. On Aug 30, 4:16*pm, Joel wrote: why not one statement NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.printout "tannu" wrote: Hi All Below code compares and gives the result in numbers.What I want is instead it gives number like 2 or 3 it should gives the names.So how can I print the contents of the cells after it does sum. Thanks for your help Sub HCL() Dim self As Workbook Set self = ActiveWorkbook Dim Table1 As Worksheet Dim NetworkDrivers As Worksheet Set Table1 = self.Worksheets(1) Set NetworkDrivers = self.Worksheets(2) Table1_usedRow = Table1.UsedRange.Row + Table1.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedRow = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Row + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedCol = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Column + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1 For i = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedRow drivers = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, 1))) For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum Next j Next i- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Where is the feature name located?
"tannu" wrote: Hi Joel Thank for your reply. I don't want to print the results ,what I want to say is. My code compares two values that is network drivers(second xls sheet) with table1(first xls sheet) then it results in numeric numbers. Say example particular network driver is cell 1 of network drivers.xls is used 3 times in table1.So the 3 times is for a particular feature. So I want it to display the feature name instead of the numeric 3. Thanks for your help. On Aug 30, 4:16 pm, Joel wrote: why not one statement NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.printout "tannu" wrote: Hi All Below code compares and gives the result in numbers.What I want is instead it gives number like 2 or 3 it should gives the names.So how can I print the contents of the cells after it does sum. Thanks for your help Sub HCL() Dim self As Workbook Set self = ActiveWorkbook Dim Table1 As Worksheet Dim NetworkDrivers As Worksheet Set Table1 = self.Worksheets(1) Set NetworkDrivers = self.Worksheets(2) Table1_usedRow = Table1.UsedRange.Row + Table1.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedRow = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Row + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedCol = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Column + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1 For i = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedRow drivers = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, 1))) For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum Next j Next i- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Hi joel
feature names located in first sheet (table1). Table 1 xls has : first xls hostname network drivers feature x e100 install y tgx upgrade z e100 install network drivers (second xls) network driver Install e100 2 tgx 1 So instead of "2" I would like the hostnames "x" and "z". Thanks for help. On Sep 2, 5:07*am, Joel wrote: Where is the feature name located? "tannu" wrote: Hi Joel Thank for your reply. I don't want to print the results ,what I want to say is. My code compares two values that is network drivers(second xls sheet) with table1(first xls sheet) then it results in numeric numbers. Say example particular network driver is cell 1 of network drivers.xls is used 3 times in table1.So the 3 times is for a particular feature. So I want it to display the feature name instead of the numeric 3. Thanks for your help. On Aug 30, 4:16 pm, Joel wrote: why not one statement NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.printout "tannu" wrote: Hi All Below code compares and gives the result in numbers.What I want is instead it gives number like 2 or 3 it should gives the names.So how can I print the contents of the cells after it does sum. Thanks for your help Sub HCL() Dim self As Workbook Set self = ActiveWorkbook Dim Table1 As Worksheet Dim NetworkDrivers As Worksheet Set Table1 = self.Worksheets(1) Set NetworkDrivers = self.Worksheets(2) Table1_usedRow = Table1.UsedRange.Row + Table1.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedRow = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Row + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedCol = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Column + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1 For i = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedRow drivers = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, 1))) For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum Next j Next i- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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![]() from For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum to For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) MyString = "" For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then if MyString = "" then MyString = Table1.Cells(c, 8) else MyString = MyString & "," & Table1.Cells(c, 8) end if End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = MyString "tannu" wrote: Hi joel feature names located in first sheet (table1). Table 1 xls has : first xls hostname network drivers feature x e100 install y tgx upgrade z e100 install network drivers (second xls) network driver Install e100 2 tgx 1 So instead of "2" I would like the hostnames "x" and "z". Thanks for help. On Sep 2, 5:07 am, Joel wrote: Where is the feature name located? "tannu" wrote: Hi Joel Thank for your reply. I don't want to print the results ,what I want to say is. My code compares two values that is network drivers(second xls sheet) with table1(first xls sheet) then it results in numeric numbers. Say example particular network driver is cell 1 of network drivers.xls is used 3 times in table1.So the 3 times is for a particular feature. So I want it to display the feature name instead of the numeric 3. Thanks for your help. On Aug 30, 4:16 pm, Joel wrote: why not one statement NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.printout "tannu" wrote: Hi All Below code compares and gives the result in numbers.What I want is instead it gives number like 2 or 3 it should gives the names.So how can I print the contents of the cells after it does sum. Thanks for your help Sub HCL() Dim self As Workbook Set self = ActiveWorkbook Dim Table1 As Worksheet Dim NetworkDrivers As Worksheet Set Table1 = self.Worksheets(1) Set NetworkDrivers = self.Worksheets(2) Table1_usedRow = Table1.UsedRange.Row + Table1.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedRow = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Row + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedCol = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Column + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1 For i = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedRow drivers = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, 1))) For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum Next j Next i- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Hi Joel
Thaks for your reply. After the change I am getting "e100 e100" unlike earlier I was getting numeric "2" . I would like to have the corresponding hostnames "x" and "z" instead of "e100 e100". Table 1 xls has : first xls hostname network drivers feature x e100 install y tgx upgrade z e100 install network drivers (second xls) network driver Install e100 e100 e100 (I would like to have "x" and "y") tgx tgx (I would like to have "z") Appreciate your help. Thanks again On Sep 2, 11:20*am, Joel wrote: from For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum to For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) MyString = "" For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then * *if MyString = "" then * * * MyString = Table1.Cells(c, 8) * *else * * * MyString = MyString & "," & Table1.Cells(c, 8) * *end if End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = MyString "tannu" wrote: Hi joel feature names located in first sheet (table1). Table 1 xls has : first xls hostname *network drivers * * * * *feature x * * * * * * * *e100 * * * * * * * * * * * install y * * * * * * * *tgx * * * * * * * * * * * * upgrade z * * * * * * * *e100 * * * * * * * * * * * install network drivers (second xls) network driver * * Install e100 * * * * * * * * * * 2 tgx * * * * * * * * * * * 1 So instead of "2" I would like the hostnames "x" and "z". Thanks for help. On Sep 2, 5:07 am, Joel wrote: Where is the feature name located? "tannu" wrote: Hi Joel Thank for your reply. I don't want to print the results ,what I want to say is. My code compares two values that is network drivers(second xls sheet) with table1(first xls sheet) then it results in numeric numbers. Say example particular network driver is cell 1 of network drivers.xls is used 3 times in table1.So the 3 times is for a particular feature. So I want it to display the feature name instead of the numeric 3. Thanks for your help. On Aug 30, 4:16 pm, Joel wrote: why not one statement NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.printout "tannu" wrote: Hi All Below code compares and gives the result in numbers.What I want is instead it gives number like 2 or 3 it should gives the names.So how can I print the contents of the cells after it does sum. Thanks for your help Sub HCL() Dim self As Workbook Set self = ActiveWorkbook Dim Table1 As Worksheet Dim NetworkDrivers As Worksheet Set Table1 = self.Worksheets(1) Set NetworkDrivers = self.Worksheets(2) Table1_usedRow = Table1.UsedRange.Row + Table1.UsedRange.Rows..Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedRow = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Row + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedCol = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Column + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1 For i = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedRow drivers = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, 1))) For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum Next j Next i- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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If host name is over one column from networkdriver then
from if MyString = "" then MyString = Table1.Cells(c, 8) else MyString = MyString & "," & Table1.Cells(c, 8) end if to if MyString = "" then MyString = Table1.Cells(c, 7) else MyString = MyString & "," & Table1.Cells(c, 7) end if I changed the 8 to a 7. "tannu" wrote: Hi Joel Thaks for your reply. After the change I am getting "e100 e100" unlike earlier I was getting numeric "2" . I would like to have the corresponding hostnames "x" and "z" instead of "e100 e100". Table 1 xls has : first xls hostname network drivers feature x e100 install y tgx upgrade z e100 install network drivers (second xls) network driver Install e100 e100 e100 (I would like to have "x" and "y") tgx tgx (I would like to have "z") Appreciate your help. Thanks again On Sep 2, 11:20 am, Joel wrote: from For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum to For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) MyString = "" For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then if MyString = "" then MyString = Table1.Cells(c, 8) else MyString = MyString & "," & Table1.Cells(c, 8) end if End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = MyString "tannu" wrote: Hi joel feature names located in first sheet (table1). Table 1 xls has : first xls hostname network drivers feature x e100 install y tgx upgrade z e100 install network drivers (second xls) network driver Install e100 2 tgx 1 So instead of "2" I would like the hostnames "x" and "z". Thanks for help. On Sep 2, 5:07 am, Joel wrote: Where is the feature name located? "tannu" wrote: Hi Joel Thank for your reply. I don't want to print the results ,what I want to say is. My code compares two values that is network drivers(second xls sheet) with table1(first xls sheet) then it results in numeric numbers. Say example particular network driver is cell 1 of network drivers.xls is used 3 times in table1.So the 3 times is for a particular feature. So I want it to display the feature name instead of the numeric 3. Thanks for your help. On Aug 30, 4:16 pm, Joel wrote: why not one statement NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.printout "tannu" wrote: Hi All Below code compares and gives the result in numbers.What I want is instead it gives number like 2 or 3 it should gives the names.So how can I print the contents of the cells after it does sum. Thanks for your help Sub HCL() Dim self As Workbook Set self = ActiveWorkbook Dim Table1 As Worksheet Dim NetworkDrivers As Worksheet Set Table1 = self.Worksheets(1) Set NetworkDrivers = self.Worksheets(2) Table1_usedRow = Table1.UsedRange.Row + Table1.UsedRange.Rows..Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedRow = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Row + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedCol = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Column + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1 For i = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedRow drivers = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, 1))) For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum Next j Next i- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Thanks a million.
It worked and really appreciate your help. Thanks again. On Sep 4, 12:03*pm, Joel wrote: If host name is over one column from networkdriver then from * if MyString = "" then * * * MyString = Table1.Cells(c, 8) * *else * * * MyString = MyString & "," & Table1.Cells(c, 8) * *end if to * if MyString = "" then * * * MyString = Table1.Cells(c, 7) * *else * * * MyString = MyString & "," & Table1.Cells(c, 7) * *end if I changed the 8 to a 7. "tannu" wrote: Hi Joel Thaks for your reply. After the change I am getting "e100 e100" unlike earlier I was getting numeric "2" . I would like to have the corresponding hostnames "x" and "z" instead of "e100 e100". Table 1 xls has : first xls hostname *network drivers * * * * *feature x * * * * * * * *e100 * * * * * * * * * * * install y * * * * * * * *tgx * * * * * * * * * * * * upgrade z * * * * * * * *e100 * * * * * * * * * * * install network drivers (second xls) network driver * * Install e100 * * * * * * * * * * e100 e100 *(I would like to have "x" and "y") tgx * * * * * * * * * * * tgx * * * * * * (I would like to have "z") Appreciate your help. Thanks again On Sep 2, 11:20 am, Joel wrote: from For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum to For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) MyString = "" For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then * *if MyString = "" then * * * MyString = Table1.Cells(c, 8) * *else * * * MyString = MyString & "," & Table1.Cells(c, 8) * *end if End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = MyString "tannu" wrote: Hi joel feature names located in first sheet (table1). Table 1 xls has : first xls hostname *network drivers * * * * *feature x * * * * * * * *e100 * * * * * * * * * * * install y * * * * * * * *tgx * * * * * * * * * * * * upgrade z * * * * * * * *e100 * * * * * * * * * * * install network drivers (second xls) network driver * * Install e100 * * * * * * * * * * 2 tgx * * * * * * * * * * * 1 So instead of "2" I would like the hostnames "x" and "z". Thanks for help. On Sep 2, 5:07 am, Joel wrote: Where is the feature name located? "tannu" wrote: Hi Joel Thank for your reply. I don't want to print the results ,what I want to say is. My code compares two values that is network drivers(second xls sheet) with table1(first xls sheet) then it results in numeric numbers.. Say example particular network driver is cell 1 of network drivers.xls is used 3 times in table1.So the 3 times is for a particular feature. So I want it to display the feature name instead of the numeric 3. Thanks for your help. On Aug 30, 4:16 pm, Joel wrote: why not one statement NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.printout "tannu" wrote: Hi All Below code compares and gives the result in numbers.What I want is instead it gives number like 2 or 3 it should gives the names.So how can I print the contents of the cells after it does sum. Thanks for your help Sub HCL() Dim self As Workbook Set self = ActiveWorkbook Dim Table1 As Worksheet Dim NetworkDrivers As Worksheet Set Table1 = self.Worksheets(1) Set NetworkDrivers = self.Worksheets(2) Table1_usedRow = Table1.UsedRange.Row + Table1.UsedRange.Rows..Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedRow = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Row + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Rows.Count - 1 NetworkDrivers_usedCol = NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Column + NetworkDrivers.UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1 For i = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedRow drivers = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, 1))) For j = 2 To NetworkDrivers_usedCol project = UCase(Trim(NetworkDrivers.Cells(1, j))) Sum = 0 For c = 2 To Table1_usedRow If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 8 )) = drivers Then If UCase(Trim(Table1.Cells(c, 9))) = project Then Sum = Sum + 1 End If End If Next c NetworkDrivers.Cells(i, j) = Sum Next j Next i- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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