I m new to Excel VBA. i need to do a vlookup in excel sheet with this vlookup formula:
=INT(IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A:A,[sheet.xls]Sheet1!B:F,5,FALSE),0))
Could any one guide me to apply this vlookup using VBA
Basic approach:
myRange.Formula = "=INT(IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A:A,[sheet.xls]Sheet1!B:F,5,FALSE),0))"
It could be worth that you give also a look at .FormulaR1C1 property which might be more explicit from VBA. If you don't use FormulaR1C1 syntax, pay attention to Absolute/relative address.
mySheet.Range("X2").Formula = "=INT(IFERROR(VLOOKUP($A:$A,[sheet.xls]Sheet1!$B:$F,5,FALSE),0))"
If you don't know how to do something with VBA, use the Macro Recorder. Its output is crappy and always needs to be cleaned up, but at leat you get an answer in 5 secs and it's an easy learning tool.
Eventually, enter the formula manually in a cell - say in X2 - then from the Immediate window, you type Print range("x2").Formula (or formulaR1C1) to see the exact formula to put in your code.
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i have a simple question but i can't find an answer in google.
i have the following simple code:
cells(1,1)= cells(1,2) + cells(1,3)
i want to be able to show the user the result in cells(1,1) but that he can also see how i got it (if he stands on the cell he should see that i did =B1+C1).
how can i do it?
moreover, i want him to be able to change the numbers in B1,C1 and get a new result in A1 like regular he could do in regular excel function
how can i do it?
thanks!
I think you may want to just add a formula to the cell and not put in a value.
Check this out.
VBA To Add Formula To Cell
Not exactly what you are asking but it shows you how to add a formula in your vba code.
I have a workbook with a lot of sheets and there is one sheet that I would like to be calculated only when pushing a button. This sheet is very small and contains only 10 formulas: please see the picture below.
Many of these formulas are sumproduct :
Formula 1 =SUMPRODUCT('Loan Overview'!$S$2:$S$55,'Loan Overview'!$AE$2:$AE$55*('Loan Overview'!$L$2:$L$55=TRUE))/SUMIF('Loan Overview'!$L:$L,TRUE,'Loan Overview'!$S:$S)
Formula 2 =SUMPRODUCT('Loan Overview'!$S$1:$S$500,'Loan Overview'!$T$1:$T$500)
Formula 3 =SUMIFS('Loan Overview'!$AJ$1:$AJ$500,'Loan Overview'!$L$1:$L$500,TRUE)/(SUMPRODUCT(--(LEN('Loan Overview'!$B$1:$B$500)>0))-(1+COUNTIF('Loan Overview'!$AJ$1:$AJ$500,"N/A")))
I wanted to know if there is an easy way to convert excel formulas into VBAs and then assign them to a button.
You can use several Excel function as a VBA function.
This is explained in this URL about Application.Worksheetfunction.
So, the functions you're looking for, can be used as Application.WorksheetFunction.SumProduct(), Application.WorksheetFunction.SumIfs(), ...
Two questions 1) Can I autofill logical formulas to a cell using VBA and how (there is something wrong with my code) and 2)Can I autofill it only when data is entered and how?
The formula I want to put works when I put into a a cell but not VBA:
=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("$",$A2)),"Scanner 2",IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("#",$A2)),"Scanner 1","Error"))
For the VBA I also used Relative Coordinates, did not work:
Range("C2").Value="=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH('$',RC[-2])),'Scanner 2', IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH('#',RC[-2])),'Scanner 1','Error'))"
Pictures that may help:
The problem is a combination of the use of single quotes + you didn't add as . Formula:
So:
Range("C2").Formula = "=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH(""$"",$A2)),""Scanner 2"",IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH(""#"",$A2)),""Scanner 1"",""Error""))"
Should work
Also, I see in your code you are using .Select, there are many ways to avoid using this. Check this link.
The below example will do the same thing:
With ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet1")
.Range("C2:C100").Formula = "=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH(""$"",$A2)),""Scanner 2"",IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH(""#"",$A2)),""Scanner 1"",""Error""))"
End With
You'll notice Excel will auto-adapt the formula to the correct cell references.
I want to create a summary file where I wish to import the data from cell D11 from some workbooks. For this I try to use INDIRECT to call the workbook O284, where O284 through O296 consists of strings like:
2015-01 (for O284), 2015-02 (for O285 etc)
and where O285 is the sheetname, which is consistent for each workbook hence the $$'s.
=INDIRECT("'C:\Path\["&O284&"]"&$O$285&"'!$D$11")
Running this however does not return a value, but merely a ####. I have all the workbooks opened. I suspect I conduct the INDIRECT snippet wrong, but I can't figure out how. Does anybody have a clue?
Regards,
Btw, is there a way to achieve the same thing as with INDIRECT that work with closed workbooks without using macros? Like a "paste value" or something which you can use in the same way as INDIRECT but that returns a digit, without the formula notation in the cell?
EDIT:
=INDIRECT(CONCATENATE("'C:\path\[";O282;"]";$O$283;"'!D11"))
works for getting the value "D11" from the workbook O282. When I drag this formula out, the next column will reference to workbook P282. However, it still get cell D11. I want it to get the E11 cell from this workbook, and work like this. Does anyone have any idea?
=INDIRECT(CONCATENATE("'C:\";[#Path];"\[";[#WorkbookName];"]";[#SheetName];"'!";ADDRESS(11;COLUMN() - 11)))
I think up code is something that can you want.
Showing #### is sometimes because of cell width.
I've been trying to get to grips with excel formulae for days, and now have a spreadsheet with 140 cells, each with a slightly different formula. Unfortunately, it now needs to be 'dumbed down' to Excel 2003.
I've tried to get my head round array formulae, and SUMPRODUCT, but I'm getting bogged down.
Fresh eyes, anyone?
This is the formula I need to convert from 2010 to 2003:
=AVERAGEIFS(Data!S:S,Data!L:L,"Atherstone",Data!T:T,"Service",Data!C:C,">="&K3,Data!C:C,"<="&K4)
K3 is a date range start, with K4 being the end, and Data! refers to Sheet 2 where all the data is held.
(I know all my cell ranges will have to be explicit - i.e. C2:c65536).
You will need to specify your range as a fixed area, as it will not understand S:S.
your formula will end up looking something like this:
=AVERAGE(IF(Data!L2:L2000="Atherstone",IF(Data!T2:T2000="Service",IF(Data!C2:C2000>=K3,IF(Data!C2:C2000<=K4,Data!S2:S2000)))))
(Untested)
you will also need to make it an Array formula, so excel can look at each of the values in the range individually by entering the formula using CTRL+SHIFT+Enter, instead of the more usual Enter after you have finished typing everything