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I am referencing two types of named sheet(s) in a work book. One named with
_Bal and the others named _Trial but I get error. What am I doing wrong. All help totally appreciated. THanks Sub T_Bal() Dim ws As Worksheet Application.ScreenUpdating = False For Each ws In Worksheets If InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Bal") Then With ws .Range("g35").Value = .Range("g40").Value With .Range("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With With .Range("g30") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g57").Value End With .Range("g57").Value = 0 End With ElseIf InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Trial") Then With ws .Range ("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With End If Next Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub |
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Can you locate the line the error occurs on and what the error is for us?
-- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Yossy" wrote in message ... I am referencing two types of named sheet(s) in a work book. One named with _Bal and the others named _Trial but I get error. What am I doing wrong. All help totally appreciated. THanks Sub T_Bal() Dim ws As Worksheet Application.ScreenUpdating = False For Each ws In Worksheets If InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Bal") Then With ws .Range("g35").Value = .Range("g40").Value With .Range("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With With .Range("g30") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g57").Value End With .Range("g57").Value = 0 End With ElseIf InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Trial") Then With ws .Range ("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With End If Next Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub |
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it highlights the . Range within this code and gave error as invalid use of
property. ElseIf InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Trial") Then With ws .Range ("g23") ' it highlights the .Range here "Rick Rothstein" wrote: Can you locate the line the error occurs on and what the error is for us? -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Yossy" wrote in message ... I am referencing two types of named sheet(s) in a work book. One named with _Bal and the others named _Trial but I get error. What am I doing wrong. All help totally appreciated. THanks Sub T_Bal() Dim ws As Worksheet Application.ScreenUpdating = False For Each ws In Worksheets If InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Bal") Then With ws .Range("g35").Value = .Range("g40").Value With .Range("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With With .Range("g30") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g57").Value End With .Range("g57").Value = 0 End With ElseIf InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Trial") Then With ws .Range ("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With End If Next Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub |
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I think Dave has given you what the problem is. Right after the 'With ws'
you have .Range("g23") on the line all by itself... you aren't doing anything with it. You probably meant the code to look like this (mirroring how you handled the code structure in the "Then" section)... With ws With .Range("g23") ..... instead of how you posted it. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Yossy" wrote in message ... it highlights the . Range within this code and gave error as invalid use of property. ElseIf InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Trial") Then With ws .Range ("g23") ' it highlights the .Range here "Rick Rothstein" wrote: Can you locate the line the error occurs on and what the error is for us? -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Yossy" wrote in message ... I am referencing two types of named sheet(s) in a work book. One named with _Bal and the others named _Trial but I get error. What am I doing wrong. All help totally appreciated. THanks Sub T_Bal() Dim ws As Worksheet Application.ScreenUpdating = False For Each ws In Worksheets If InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Bal") Then With ws .Range("g35").Value = .Range("g40").Value With .Range("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With With .Range("g30") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g57").Value End With .Range("g57").Value = 0 End With ElseIf InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Trial") Then With ws .Range ("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With End If Next Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub |
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Notice that you have "with ws" and "with .range("G23")" in the top portion of
the code. You don't have that in the second portion: With ws .Range ("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With So maybe: With ws with .Range("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value end with End With Yossy wrote: I am referencing two types of named sheet(s) in a work book. One named with _Bal and the others named _Trial but I get error. What am I doing wrong. All help totally appreciated. THanks Sub T_Bal() Dim ws As Worksheet Application.ScreenUpdating = False For Each ws In Worksheets If InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Bal") Then With ws .Range("g35").Value = .Range("g40").Value With .Range("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With With .Range("g30") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g57").Value End With .Range("g57").Value = 0 End With ElseIf InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Trial") Then With ws .Range ("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With End If Next Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks to all, added the with and end with and it works. Thankssssss
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Notice that you have "with ws" and "with .range("G23")" in the top portion of the code. You don't have that in the second portion: With ws .Range ("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With So maybe: With ws with .Range("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value end with End With Yossy wrote: I am referencing two types of named sheet(s) in a work book. One named with _Bal and the others named _Trial but I get error. What am I doing wrong. All help totally appreciated. THanks Sub T_Bal() Dim ws As Worksheet Application.ScreenUpdating = False For Each ws In Worksheets If InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Bal") Then With ws .Range("g35").Value = .Range("g40").Value With .Range("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With With .Range("g30") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g57").Value End With .Range("g57").Value = 0 End With ElseIf InStr(1, ws.Name, "_Trial") Then With ws .Range ("g23") formStr = .Formula .Formula = formStr & "+" & ws.Range("g36").Value End With End If Next Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub -- Dave Peterson |
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