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Can A Macro Help Me?
Excellent. To be more specific, what I need to do is thus:
1. I have one file in which one column contains a list of Charge Codes ("codes"). For each of these codes, I need to locate that code within a different file. 2. Each code has its own row of information. Once the code is located, there are three conditions that I need to test for. First, I need to ensure that a certain field in that row contains a certain letter (ie. A, not I). Second, I need to verify that another certain field within that row contains a date that is not in the past (ie. is after today). Lastly, I need to verify that another field within that row contains one of three possible entries (ie. says 123, 234, or 345 only). 3. I need some way of knowing which codes fail the above tests, possibly by changing the cell/row's color, etc. It seems that having two seperate files may complicate this process, in which case I can easily copy the column of codes to be test from the first file into the second. A second possible complication is that for each code that I test (which comes from the first file), there will be a couple of rows within the second file that have the same code, but differ in other fields, and need to be tested. To put it another way, I need to run the test on every instance of the code within the second file, not just the first instance. Thank you in advance for your help! "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Definitely YES. Reply with more details so that someone here would help you. If you have a code which you have already written post that too.... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "asmith87" wrote: I've been given an assignment that I think an Excel Macro can help me with, but I'm not sure. Here's what I need to do: I need to search within the file for a certain code (to be located in a certain column in the file), and once I've found that code I need to verify that the information in the code's corresponding row meets a few certain requirements (ie. a specific cell reads "A" not "I"). I need to do this for 1000+ codes, and be able to tell which codes do and which codes do not meet the specified requirements. Appreciate any input, anything from feasibility to suggested methods. Thank you! |
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