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I am trying to add Data Validation in an Excel Cell using VBScript but I can't figure the correct syntax. I can do it in VBA, it is not a problem, but I need to do it in VBScript.
I just need to Add Validation with Values: "Yes", "No" into the cell.
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Dim xlValidateList
xlValidateList = 3
For s = 2 to sheetCount
For r = 2 to sourceTotalRows
xlBookSource.Sheets(s).Cells(r,23).Validation.Add xlValidateList, "Yes,No"
Next
Next
Assuming the smart quotes are a typo, you have the formula as the wrong argument:
xlBookSource.Sheets(s).Cells(r,23).Validation.Add xlValidateList, , , "Yes,No"
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I am trying to add two values from two cells , A & B and then update that in B. Basically, it is B=A+B. Is it possible in Excel? Using VBA?
Trying using like this
Sub Add()
Range("C9").Value = Range("C9").Value + Range("D9").Value
End Sub
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What changes do i need to make in this code To make height of rows from 2 to 50=118
Sub Macro1()
Dim i As Integer
For i = 2 To 50
Rows("i:i").RowHeight = 118
Next i
End Sub
You don't need a loop, can do it in one fell swoop.
Rows("2:50").RowHeight = 118
In your code i was inside the quotes so the code was looking for row "i" which doesn't exist.
You could write
Rows(i & ":" & i).RowHeight = 118
but there doesn't seem much point.
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Got a list of data with 7 columns each with a Y in, I want to add a formula that will check for a Y in the column then concatenate the headings if correct and ignore if not.
See below example
Is this possible?
Try this User Defined Function.
=TextJoinIfs(", ", 0, 0, B$1:H$1, B2:H2, "y")
I did not get the TextJoinIfs to work, sadly, looks neat. If you have the same problem maybe this can be a solution. Not pretty I know...
=TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",A2),FALSE),"col 1",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",B2),FALSE),"col 2",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",C2),FALSE),"col 3",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",D2),FALSE),"col 4",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",E2),FALSE),"col 5",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",F2),FALSE),"col 6",""),IF(IFERROR(MATCH("Y",G2),FALSE),"col 7",""),)
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Erradic/inconsistent behavior with vlookup function in MS Excel.
The search list is in yellow, search result is in green.
Please refer to the captured image.
Help would be much appreciated.
Nothing is wrong with vlookup.
Vlookup will look in the first column for what you want, in this case it looks in column A for “round” and returns n/a which is perfectly correct.
You could 4 vlookups to deal with this or you can try index and match ...
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Rather than an Excel formula of this kind:
=IF(AVERAGE(A1:A4)<4,"POOR",IF(AVERAGE(A1:A4)<5,"Meet Expectation",IF(AVERAGE(A1:A4)<7,"Good",IF(AVERAGE(A1:A4)<8,"Excellent","Outstanding"))))
how might I achieve similar results with a lookup table?
With a lookup table (and without requiring an exact match):
Where an exacct match is not found it defaults to the next lower matching value. 9 can not be found but 8 can be, hence Outstanding. You have not been specific about the breakpoints (eg 5 seems to be both Meet Expectation and Good) but the table is easy to adjust to suit by adding or deducting a very small amount to the number to the left of Good.
The table is here named Qarray and can be placed anywhere in the same workbook if the named range is of Workbook scope.
Formula:
=IF(A1<4,"POOR",IF(AND(A1>=4,A1<5),"Meets Expectations",IF(AND(A1>=5,A1<7),"Good",IF(AND(A1>=7,A1<8),"Excellent","Outstanding"))))