I deleted a row and received the "Type Mismatch" error.If you select "Debug",
you'll see that the offending line of code is: If Target.Value =
"OrderStatus" ThenPutting a "watch" on the Target variable, you'll see that it
isn't a single cell, but an array of cells!
When you change multiple cells (even by deleting, or inserting, or copying),
then the Change event is passed an range ARRAY rather than a single range.
In your case, you have a choice.You can add an if() statement like: if
(Target.count > 1) then exit sub
Or, you can process each cell in the target array like:
dim Targ as rangefor each Targ in Target... (replace each occurrence of
"Target" with "Targ") ...Next Targ
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On Thursday, March 2, 2017 12:33 PM, Maatangi M. Karthik
<maata...@gmail.com> wrote:
I am absolutely new to excel VBA.
I have a requirement to create an excel to maintain status of orders (there are
about 6 / 7 order statuses (2 of which are OrderStatus(no status), Enquiry and
taken as samples here ) and based on each status, a specific set of actions
have to be performed. I have created the excel in which there are multiple
columns & rows, some of the columns have data validations either from a
reference sheet or entered as list in the Data validation part and some have
formula references.
What little coding I could understand, I have done that based on my teeny weeny
bit of knowledge + the ideas that I got from checking on various websites. As a
result, I am not sure if I have a robust code, although, I have some piece of
coding to perform certain actions based on values change in certain columns.
Following are the issues that I want help with:
When inserting / deleting row / rows, get error "Type Mismatch error 13"
The same error appears while certain columns are extended down to the cells.
Same error while cut copy pasting a row
Although the run time error occurs, the action is partially completed
Earliest response would be much appreciated.
My sample excel is attached --
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