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8 mar 2014 · Dim RngOb As Range Dim c As Range Range("A1", "B1").Select set RngOb = Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)) For Each c In RngOb.Rows If c.Cells(1,1).Value = c.Offset(0, 300).Cells(1,1).Value Then If c.Cells(1,2).Value = c.Offset(0, 300).Cells(1,2).Value Then c.EntireRow.Delete End If End If Next
I want to find a smarter way to test if two range objects, in fact, refer to the same range: Set A = Range("B1:B3,A2:C2") Set B = Range("B1,A2:C2,B3") Set C = Range("A2,B1:B3,C2") Set D = Range("B1,A2,B2,C2,B3")
22 mar 2005 · I have 2 named ranges Test1 and Test2, Test1 is A1:I9 and Test2 is K11:S19, The ranges will have number and blank cells in them, how can I compare them in...
16 lis 2015 · Creating a named range allows you to refer to a cell or group of cells with a custom name instead of the usual column/row reference. The HUGE benefit to using Named Ranges is it adds the ability to describe the data inside your cells. Let's look at a quick example: Can you tell if shipping costs are charged with the product price?
18 wrz 2016 · arr1x = lastRow(Range("A1"), Worksheets(1)) arr2y = lastRow(Range("A1"), Worksheets(2))
The following code shows a simple example of using the VBA If statement. If Sheet1.Range("A1").Value > 5 Then Debug.Print "Value is greater than five." ElseIf Sheet1.Range("A1").Value < 5 Then Debug.Print "value is less than five." Else Debug.Print "value is equal to five." End If . The Webinar
23 sie 2018 · In this tutorial, you’ll quickly learn how to work with the IF, THEN, ELSE, ELSEIF as well as the AND statements. This way you can write Excel macros that are dependent on multiple conditions. We also take a look at looping through a range of cells using Excel table referencing.
