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The sheet is concerned with Col A, B, C and returning values to col D.
I run this code as is and it finds the first occurrence of TJ in col C and returns 122; in col D. However, it does seem to run the full length of col D as the first occurrence of a "TJ" is row nine and the code runs for about 1.5 seconds (or a bit less) given the 2400+ rows in col D. I need it to find all occurrences of TJ and return the 122; (with semi-colon) in col D Examples of what is in each column is adjacent to the Dim statements. Where KL & 98; are on same row, WK & 95; are on same row TJ & 394; are on same row and on down for about 25 rows, a string in A and number w/; next to it. So with this entry in col C "MIRROR TYPE TJ KIT" I would expect col D to show 122; And with this entry in col C "MIRROR KIT BLK 87-02 YJ/TJ" I would expect col D to show 394; 122; With this in col C "ACC KIT HOOD SS 98-06" col D is blank because nothing in col A relates to anything in that particular string. So, D can be blank, have one number/; or two number/; and maybe three number/;. Code as is (in a bit of a test mode) has "TJ" and "122;" hard coded. So this is where I was going with "For Each aMod In Range("A1:A" & lngLstRow)". Take each of the values in col A and look in col C for it and if there enter in col D the adjacent col B number/; of the col A value. Thanks. Howard Option Explicit Sub Auto_Mate() Dim lngLstRow As Long Dim aMod As Range ' Col A KJ, WK, TJ, YJ CJ Dim ids As Range ' Col B 98; 95; 122; 394; 393; Dim shDes As Range ' Col C MIRROR TYPE TJ KIT ' MIRROR KIT BLK 87-02 YJ/TJ ' ACC KIT HOOD SS 98-06 Dim aModCol As Range ' Col A Dim idsCol As Range ' Col B Dim shDesCol As Range ' Col C lngLstRow = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.Count With Sheet1 'For Each aMod In Range("A1:A" & lngLstRow) Set shDesCol = .Columns(3).Find(what:="TJ", After:=.Cells(1, 3), _ LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:= _ xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlNext, _ MatchCase:=False, SearchFormat:=False) shDesCol.Offset(0, 1) = "122;" If Not shDesCol Is Nothing Then Application.Goto shDesCol, True 'Next 'aMod End With End Sub |
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