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Looping between sheets picking up values on the way
I have been on a bit of a learning curve, Excel, Access, but VB has got me
lost. Any ideas how I might go about the following please?? I have two sheets, sheet1, and sheet2. In sheet1 at cell B1 I need to copy the numeric value, go to sheet2 find the value in one of the cells. Then move two cells to right of it, and copy that cell value. Move back to sheet1 select the cell D1 and paste. Then move to B2 copy the numeric value, go to sheet2 find the value in one of the cells. Then move two cells to right of it, and copy that cell value. Move back to sheet1 select the cell D2 and paste. Then keep looping until I hit an empty B cell in sheet1 Somebody please point me in the right direction |
Looping between sheets picking up values on the way
You can do that with a VLOOKUP formula in column D.
See example http://cjoint.com/?demnBih7zj & Excel help on VLOOKUP HTH -- AP "bungie" a écrit dans le message de ... I have been on a bit of a learning curve, Excel, Access, but VB has got me lost. Any idea's how I might go about the following please?? I have two sheets, sheet1, and sheet2. In sheet1 at cell B1 I need to copy the numeric value, go to sheet2 find the value in one of the cells. Then move two cells to right of it, and copy that cell value. Move back to sheet1 select the cell D1 and paste. Then move to B2 copy the numeric value, go to sheet2 find the value in one of the cells. Then move two cells to right of it, and copy that cell value. Move back to sheet1 select the cell D2 and paste. Then keep looping until I hit an empty B cell in sheet1 Somebody please point me in the right direction |
Looping between sheets picking up values on the way
Ardus,
Thanks a lot, typical newbie I was looking at it the hard way. Trying to move the active cell around, copying and pasting as it went. The way you pointed out works perfect. Again Thanks, Bungie "Ardus Petus" wrote: You can do that with a VLOOKUP formula in column D. See example http://cjoint.com/?demnBih7zj & Excel help on VLOOKUP HTH -- AP "bungie" a écrit dans le message de ... I have been on a bit of a learning curve, Excel, Access, but VB has got me lost. Any idea's how I might go about the following please?? I have two sheets, sheet1, and sheet2. In sheet1 at cell B1 I need to copy the numeric value, go to sheet2 find the value in one of the cells. Then move two cells to right of it, and copy that cell value. Move back to sheet1 select the cell D1 and paste. Then move to B2 copy the numeric value, go to sheet2 find the value in one of the cells. Then move two cells to right of it, and copy that cell value. Move back to sheet1 select the cell D2 and paste. Then keep looping until I hit an empty B cell in sheet1 Somebody please point me in the right direction |
Looping between sheets picking up values on the way
Thanks for the feedbacl
-- AP "bungie" a écrit dans le message de ... Ardus, Thanks a lot, typical newbie I was looking at it the hard way. Trying to move the active cell around, copying and pasting as it went. The way you pointed out works perfect. Again Thanks, Bungie "Ardus Petus" wrote: You can do that with a VLOOKUP formula in column D. See example http://cjoint.com/?demnBih7zj & Excel help on VLOOKUP HTH -- AP "bungie" a écrit dans le message de ... I have been on a bit of a learning curve, Excel, Access, but VB has got me lost. Any idea's how I might go about the following please?? I have two sheets, sheet1, and sheet2. In sheet1 at cell B1 I need to copy the numeric value, go to sheet2 find the value in one of the cells. Then move two cells to right of it, and copy that cell value. Move back to sheet1 select the cell D1 and paste. Then move to B2 copy the numeric value, go to sheet2 find the value in one of the cells. Then move two cells to right of it, and copy that cell value. Move back to sheet1 select the cell D2 and paste. Then keep looping until I hit an empty B cell in sheet1 Somebody please point me in the right direction |
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