Migrating VBA code to an Excel workbook, require some help troubleshooting

Hi,

An expert on EE has kindly prepared some code for me, however, I am trying to migrate it to a new workbook however it appears as though I haven't replicated it properly.

Would an expert kindly aid me to see what I've done wrong?

The VBA codes are located in:
a) Sheet 1: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
b) Sheet 13: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
c) Module 4: Sub FindSaleID()

Essentially the code works by a user selecting a 'Sale_No.' from the dropdown list in cell F2 of Worksheet 'eBay_Template ('eBay_T')', alongwith a 'Duration of Sale' in cell J3 and entering a 'Price' in K3.

By clicking on the Check Box, a 'Yes' or 'No' is recorded against the corresponding Sale_No. in Column N of Worksheet 'New_Inventory ('New_I')'.

The date and time is recorded in Column O each time Column N is updated.

Column P shows how many days have expired since Column O was last updated, and is updated daily.

Column Q shows the 'Duration of Sale' from cell J3 of Worksheet 'eBay_Template ('eBay_T')'.

Column R shows the difference between Column Q - Column P

Column S shows the 'Price' from cell K3 of Worksheet 'eBay_Template ('eBay_T')'

Kind Regards
Jacque
Auction-Catalogues-Inventory.xlsm
Jacque de LacyAsked:
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Subodh Tiwari (Neeraj)Excel & VBA ExpertCommented:
Hi Jacque,

You almost did it right except one line which made the difference.
I only changed one line of code to this.....

Set aDaysRng = Sheets("New_Inventory ('New_I')").Cells.Find(What:="Duration of Sale", LookIn:=xlValues)

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Jacque de LacyAuthor Commented:
Hi,

It worked! Thanks.

I would like some adaptations to the code, can I ask them here or open a new question?

Regards
Jacque
Subodh Tiwari (Neeraj)Excel & VBA ExpertCommented:
It would be better if you open a new question with your new requirement.
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