Help with Countrows functionality within a Macro

[Guest]

I recently, found that I needed a mechanism to count the number of rows that
existed in each worksheet.

I discovered that the COUNTROWS functionality was just what I wanted.

I decided that I would insert the functionality into a macro, which is used
on a quarterly basis that basically, merges three sheets, then creates
individual sheets for each company and finally undertakes Page formatting.

Within the format macro I inserted the following:- (thank you to Dave Ramage)

Sub DoStuff()
Dim wks as Worksheet
Dim lLastRow as Long

For Each wks in Activeworkbook.Worksheets
lLastRow = wks.Range("A1").End(xlDown).Row
wks.PageSetup.PrintArea = "$A$1:$K$" & lLastRow
wks.Cells(lLastRow + 1, 1).Formula = "TOTAL"
wks.Cells(lLastRow + 1, 2).Formula = "=COUNTROWS(A:A) – 2"
‘the –2 at the end is to discard one header line, and the countrows line
Next wks
End Sub

Unfortunately when I run it, I get a ‘Run-time error 1004 –
Application-defined or object-defined error’.

I have had a look at it, and word TOTAL is inserted in the last row in
Column A for the very first sheet only. It then gives the above error. The
line it seems to complain about is wks.Cells(lLastRow + 1, 2).Formula =
"=COUNTROWS(A:A) – 2"

Any suggestions would be most welcome

Regards

Pank

 

[Bob Phillips]

Assuming that you have a function called COUNTROWS, try this#

ub DoStuff()
Dim wks As Worksheet
Dim lLastRow As Long

For Each wks In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
lLastRow = wks.Range("A1").End(xlDown).Row
wks.PageSetup.PrintArea = "$A$1:$K$" & lLastRow
wks.Cells(lLastRow + 1, 1).Formula = "TOTAL"
wks.Cells(lLastRow + 1, 2).Formula = "=COUNTROWS(A:A) - 2"
Next wks
End Sub

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HTH

RP
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[Guest]

Bob,

Thanks for the quick response.

Apart from the first line SUB being relaced by UB, I cannot see any
difference. Where do I insert this code? (P.S. what does UB stand for?)

Thanks

Pank

 

[Bob Phillips]

My reply dropped the S. Put it back in .

Did you try it?

 

[Guest]

Bob,

As always it works as expected.

Many Thanks for you help and quick response.

Regards

Pank

 

[Bob Phillips]

Pank,

For your info, it was the hyphen. Somehow your dash wasn't the correct one,
no idea why.