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Hello To All VBA Gurus,
I am looking for the best VBA way to do this…..
There are two tables: tbl1 and tbl2_divisors
Requirements
Tbl1 has a total column that needs to be converted to three other columns via dividing by a specific number. That specific number is specific to a prod. TBL2_Divisors has the three divisors type isted in three columns for a one each prod.
Need to a VBA to do the following:
• If E5 has a value, and
• Look up the divisor for the combination of (prod + convert) in tbl2_divisor
• Then divide E5/looked up and put in F5.
• Likewise do the same for G and H as well.
• Do the above for all the elements in column D
Thanks
R
divisorLookUp.xlsx
I am looking for the best VBA way to do this…..
There are two tables: tbl1 and tbl2_divisors
Requirements
Tbl1 has a total column that needs to be converted to three other columns via dividing by a specific number. That specific number is specific to a prod. TBL2_Divisors has the three divisors type isted in three columns for a one each prod.
Need to a VBA to do the following:
• If E5 has a value, and
• Look up the divisor for the combination of (prod + convert) in tbl2_divisor
• Then divide E5/looked up and put in F5.
• Likewise do the same for G and H as well.
• Do the above for all the elements in column D
Thanks
R
divisorLookUp.xlsx
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ASKER
Just found out that both the rows in the tables can vary and will grow with time, so I am not sure if hardcoding them in formulas will work? What do you think for dynamic ranges?
... and a VBA version...
divisorLookUp-V2.xlsm
divisorLookUp-V2.xlsm
Rayne,
Oops, crossing posts. The attached "expands" TBL_2_Divisors down to (but not including) the first blank cell below K5.
Brian.
divisorLookUp-V3.xlsm
Oops, crossing posts. The attached "expands" TBL_2_Divisors down to (but not including) the first blank cell below K5.
Option Explicit
Sub Build_Conversion()
Dim xLast_Row As Long
Dim xDivisor_End As Long
Sheets("Sheet1").Activate
xLast_Row = Range("A1").SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Row
If xLast_Row < 5 Then
MsgBox ("No data found - run cancelled.")
Exit Sub
End If
Range("K5").End(xlDown).Select
xDivisor_End = ActiveCell.Row
If xDivisor_End = Cells.Rows.Count Then
MsgBox ("No Divisors found - run cancelled.")
Exit Sub
End If
Range("F5").Formula = "=IF($E5="""","""",IFERROR($E5/INDEX($L$5:$N$" & xDivisor_End & ",MATCH(""D_""&$D5,$K$5:$K$" & xDivisor_End & "),MATCH(""ff_""&F$4,$L$4:$N$4,)),""""))"
Range("F5").Copy Destination:=Range("F5:H" & xLast_Row)
With Range("F5:H" & xLast_Row)
.Copy
.PasteSpecial xlPasteValues
End With
Application.CutCopyMode = False
Range("F5").Select
End Sub
Brian.
divisorLookUp-V3.xlsm
ASKER
Thanks Brian :)
Thats the more dynamic way I wanted.
Thats the more dynamic way I wanted.
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No problem Brian,
I am not sure what you meant but your previous solution worked gold for me :)
I am not sure what you meant but your previous solution worked gold for me :)
ASKER
ahh I see you remove the last ",0" from the old match below
MATCH(""D_""&$D5,$K$5:$K$"
Got it :)
MATCH(""D_""&$D5,$K$5:$K$"
Got it :)
ASKER
Thanks to both the experts for their awesome help :)
Hi Rayne, just to finish this off for both options, please refer attached using dynamic ranges which will adapt when new rows are added. The named ranges are based on an OFFSET function which makes them dynamic.
divisorLookUp-3.xlsx
divisorLookUp-3.xlsx
ASKER
Thanks Terry :)
Sure I will keep that mind.
Sure I will keep that mind.
Thanks, Rayne.
Apologies for butting in, Terry, I was happy for your nice, clean solution to get the points.
Apologies for butting in, Terry, I was happy for your nice, clean solution to get the points.
That works