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Hello,
I am coding a macro that accepts an input file with a date in Custom format "dd-mmm". Example of content is "01/10/2008" which appears as "01-Oct". Within the macro I have tab with columns labelled with Custom Format "mmm-yyyy", example "Oct-2008", "Nov-2008" that I would like to populate with data from the input file. I have tried to convert the input date in several ways into for example into "Oct-2008", then using the MATCH(convertedDate, range within the sheet, 0), to find the column to populate with other input data. This unfortunately always produced the "error 2042" error message. I have checked and the input file date is in date format, and I have double checked the columns to ensure they are in a Custom Format also that is a date, and they are. Is there a better/more efficient way to perform this? This is a version I have here does not work as lMonthYear2 is not converting properly, but I am more interested in finding the best way to do the search I am interested in doing based on the nature of the input data. lMonthYear = CDate(WWExtractInput.Worksheets(1).Cells(2, 6).Value) lMonthYear2 = Format(lMonthYear, "mmm-yyyy") lTeamYTDColumnTemp = Application.Match(lMonthYear2, wsTeamYTDTab.Range("D2:P2"), 0) Your assistance is much appreciated. regards, Enzo |
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You don't need to convert to a string for the match function. You should be
using the serial date. You may have problems with matching if the date (Oct-2008) is not the first of the month. When you are displaying Oct-2008 it can be any day of the month First try this. Note CDate shouldn't be required unless you have a sttring lMonthYear = WWExtractInput.Worksheets(1).Cells(2, 6).Value lTeamYTDColumnTemp = _ Application.Match(lMonthYear,wsTeamYTDTab.Range("D 2:P2"), 0) Second try this lMonthYear = WWExtractInput.Worksheets(1).Cells(2, 6).Value lMonthYear2 = DateSerial(year(lMonthYear),month(lMonthYear),1) lTeamYTDColumnTemp = _ Application.Match(lMonthYear2,wsTeamYTDTab.Range(" D2:P2"), 0) If neither works then the dates in D2:P2 and not serial dates or not the 1st of the month and should be fixed. "Enz" wrote: Hello, I am coding a macro that accepts an input file with a date in Custom format "dd-mmm". Example of content is "01/10/2008" which appears as "01-Oct". Within the macro I have tab with columns labelled with Custom Format "mmm-yyyy", example "Oct-2008", "Nov-2008" that I would like to populate with data from the input file. I have tried to convert the input date in several ways into for example into "Oct-2008", then using the MATCH(convertedDate, range within the sheet, 0), to find the column to populate with other input data. This unfortunately always produced the "error 2042" error message. I have checked and the input file date is in date format, and I have double checked the columns to ensure they are in a Custom Format also that is a date, and they are. Is there a better/more efficient way to perform this? This is a version I have here does not work as lMonthYear2 is not converting properly, but I am more interested in finding the best way to do the search I am interested in doing based on the nature of the input data. lMonthYear = CDate(WWExtractInput.Worksheets(1).Cells(2, 6).Value) lMonthYear2 = Format(lMonthYear, "mmm-yyyy") lTeamYTDColumnTemp = Application.Match(lMonthYear2, wsTeamYTDTab.Range("D2:P2"), 0) Your assistance is much appreciated. regards, Enzo |
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