I am having an issue developing a simple macro that compares column A in one
worksheet(i.e. PTR) and another worksheet(i.e. Reference Data). If what is in
column A of Reference data matches column A in PTR; I want 4 cells(L.M,N,Q)
from that line in Reference Data copied and placed in PTR(W,X,Y,Z).

What i want is to be able to run the macro from PTR and have it populate
cells W,X,Y,Z with the correct project information from the Reference Data
worksheet.

Please inform me if there is any other information would be needed to
complete.

Thanks

Hi,

One way, not requiring macros is to use VLOOKUP or MATCH. In either case
you could record a macro which enters the formulas and then converts them to
values.

Alternatively you could write a macro that would be something like:

For I = 1 to n
IF Cells(I,1) =Sheets("Reference Data").Cells(I,1) then
Sheets("Reference Data").Range("L" & I) =Range("W" & I)
...
End if
Next I

Since you are copying non-adjacent cell, I think I should ask which cells go
into which cell L -- Z...

There are many ways to simplify this, but this might be a starting point
--
If this helps, please click the Yes button.

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Kcope8302" wrote:

I am having an issue developing a simple macro that compares column A in one
worksheet(i.e. PTR) and another worksheet(i.e. Reference Data). If what is in
column A of Reference data matches column A in PTR; I want 4 cells(L.M,N,Q)
from that line in Reference Data copied and placed in PTR(W,X,Y,Z).

What i want is to be able to run the macro from PTR and have it populate
cells W,X,Y,Z with the correct project information from the Reference Data
worksheet.

Please inform me if there is any other information would be needed to
complete.

Thanks

The Vlookup function wouldnt be the best option as the number of rows in cell
A varies. So the macro would take out the need to copy and paste that
function to the exact amount of rows.

I am still new to writing macros so this is still above my level of
understanding. Can you assist me with comleting the Macro. As stated it just
copies specific cells from the Reference data worksheet to the PTR worksheet
after verifiying that column A matches.

Thanks

"Shane Devenshire" wrote:

Hi,

One way, not requiring macros is to use VLOOKUP or MATCH. In either case
you could record a macro which enters the formulas and then converts them to
values.

Alternatively you could write a macro that would be something like:

For I = 1 to n
IF Cells(I,1) =Sheets("Reference Data").Cells(I,1) then
Sheets("Reference Data").Range("L" & I) =Range("W" & I)
...
End if
Next I

Since you are copying non-adjacent cell, I think I should ask which cells go
into which cell L -- Z...

There are many ways to simplify this, but this might be a starting point
--
If this helps, please click the Yes button.

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Kcope8302" wrote:

I am having an issue developing a simple macro that compares column A in one
worksheet(i.e. PTR) and another worksheet(i.e. Reference Data). If what is in
column A of Reference data matches column A in PTR; I want 4 cells(L.M,N,Q)
from that line in Reference Data copied and placed in PTR(W,X,Y,Z).

What i want is to be able to run the macro from PTR and have it populate
cells W,X,Y,Z with the correct project information from the Reference Data
worksheet.

Please inform me if there is any other information would be needed to
complete.

Thanks