[Solved] How to recognize the Integer in a column using Excel VBA

Use following sub. I tested it and found working. Sub fBold() Dim UsedCell, MyRange, srcIdentifier UsedCell = Sheets(“Sheet1”).Cells(1, 1).SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Row Set MyRange = Range(“A1:A” & UsedCell) For Each intCell In MyRange If Not InStr(1, intCell.Value, “.”) > 0 Then intCell.Offset(0, 1).Font.Bold = True End If Next End Sub 1 solved How to recognize the Integer in … Read more

[Solved] Visual basic for excel or VBA

Using Excel.UserRange, loop through the rows and access the cells by ThisWorkBook.Sheets(1).Cells(row, col).Value. If you find the value to be null or nothing or empty string, then call your sending mail function solved Visual basic for excel or VBA

[Solved] Read worksheet into 2 dimentional array [duplicate]

Here is a typical example of pulling 50 columns of data with a variable number of rows from the active worksheet into a two dimensional array: Sub GetData() Dim r As Range Dim N As Long N = Cells(Rows.Count, “A”).End(xlUp).Row arr = Range(“A4:AX” & N) End Sub solved Read worksheet into 2 dimentional array [duplicate]

[Solved] Count multiple criteria [closed]

Using sum over countifs would give you what you are looking for. Like for example, assuming you have 200 rows, you may use: =sum(countifs(“A1:A200”,106, “B1:B200″,”EV MEDICAL SERVICES 2019”, “C1:C200”,{“890701″,”890602O”})) Notice the use of curly braces to add a list of comma separated criteria for filtering the last column. 1 solved Count multiple criteria [closed]

[Solved] VBA Excel Problems and Questions [closed]

You say you want to ” look for exactly “5000” ” and then you look at xlPart in your code. If you want to match the value exactly you need to use xlWhole. More to your question, store the cell you find into a range variable and then reference off of that to replace. Dim … Read more