Mr. Emamuddin,
I'm looking through your code and have encountered some issues.
First, your sample file is only one sheet,with a Header in row 1 and 2 rows of
data in 24 columns (A:X)
In your code, you use:
sc = Sheets.CountWhich, of course sets the variable "sc" equal to the total
number of sheets.
but, when you use: For c = 1 To 27
cold(c) = Sheets(sc).Cells(c, 3).Value
Next c
You're loading data from the LAST sheet of the workbook.Using your sample file,
having only 1 sheet, this will use this sheet.However, your variables "c" and
"cold" IMPLY "column" and "Column-Old"
but your in your loop: the Cells() function syntax is "Cells(row,column)which
means that your loop is loading ROWS 1 to 27, column 3 (C) into the cold()
array.
Your next loop:For b = lr - (size - 1) To lr
will fail with your sample file, since:lr = 4size = 100
so your loop is:For b = -95 to 4
In the first iteration, it will fail for row -95 of the cells() function.
Of course, I cannot test the code: Workbooks.Open
Filename:=Sheets(sc).Cells(1, 8), Password:=Sheets(sc).Cells(10, 8).Value
because the sample file does not have a filename in row 1, column "H"
I suggest you utilize the "breakpoint" functionality of the VBEditor and step
through your program one line at a time and monitor the variables.
also, to help you with reading the code, try using the column LETTER in the
cells() function when you can.
That is: Cells(1,"C") for row 1, column C instead of cells(1,3)You're less
likely to confuse the row/column.
Of course, this doesn't apply when you're referring to the array index.
Paul-----------------------------------------
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On Wednesday, October 19, 2016 7:39 AM, Emamuddin Shah <emt...@gmail.com>
wrote:
there are x rows more than 100 in that i want to update 50 rows or 20 rows
whatever.
iam able to get row details in array, but those details are not getting updated
on next workbook
i have attached exscel sheet format which iam using, there is 1 more similar
file with coloumns shuffeled
please find attached
On Tuesday, October 18, 2016 at 7:11:00 PM UTC+5:30, Paul Schreiner wrote:
I'm trying to follow.There are easier ways to load the array from the cell
values, but I'll get to that later.
But:You said that you have 50 rows. that means that with:lr =
Activecell.Cells(.Rows.count, "A").End(xlUp).Row + 1
lr (last row) = 51you set:size = 100So, for your loop:For b = lr - (size - 1)
To lr
b = 51 -(100-1) to 51orb = -48 to 51
so this should produce an error when you execute:
cmail(ab) = Cells(b, cold(7)).Value
What are the values in column "C" rows 1-27?from your use of cold(), they must
be integers.
Can you send me a sample file?we can step through it and figure out what
happens in the second iteration.
Paul------------------------------ -----------
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On Tuesday, October 18, 2016 8:49 AM, Emamuddin Shah <emt...@gmail.com>
wrote:
ITS NOT UPDATED ALL 50 STRINGS ROW DETAILS.
IT IS UPDATING ONLY FIRST MATCHED STRING ROW.
On Tuesday, October 18, 2016 at 6:13:56 PM UTC+5:30, Emamuddin Shah wrote:
Hello
Iam trying to Loop so that it matched a string and then fills cells in that row.
say i have 50 strings to be matched and then update date on that row, data i
have stored in ARRAY
here is my part of code where I am struck
++++++++++++++++++=
cm = 1
For i = 2 To lri
If Cells(i, 7) = cmail(cm) Then
Cells(i, 15).Value = stat1(cm)
Cells(i, 16).Value = stat2(cm)
Cells(i, 17).Value = ccdate(cm)
Cells(i, 18).Value = ctime(cm)
cm = cm + 1
End If
Next
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +
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