Not sure how to handle this

[hotherps]

IND will only appear in 8 cells per row, and it might not be every row


After 8 cells are found the code should apply the same conditions bu
offset them -1. I can only have IND in four colunms at a time.

When it drops down after the 4 column has eight cells, it should plac
Brk -1 from the next cell that has IND in it.


I also need to know how many cells have "." in them before a cell wit
IND is reached. The scheme will change based on the number of cell
with "." in them. I can't seem to get a counter to do this.

I just need to be able to count the "." before each group of INDS i
found.

Kind of hard to explain..

Thanks


Dim cell As Range, cell1 As Range
Dim bLunchDue As Boolean, bHadLunch As Boolean
Dim l As Integer
Dim i As Integer
For Each cell In Range("G11:G298")
i = 1
bLunchDue = False
bHadLunch = False
' now walk across the row or reference cells in the row.
For Each cell1 In cell.Resize(1, 96 - 7)
If Application.CountIf(cell1.Resize(1, 8), "IND") = 8 Then
If bLunchDue Then
cell1.Offset(0, 8).Value = "lun"
bLunchDue = False
bHadLunch = True

Else
cell1.Offset(0, 8).Value = "brk"
If Not bHadLunch Then bLunchDue = True
End If
End If

Next
Nex

 

[Bob Phillips]

Herps,

You have been asking questions about this for some weeks now, and struggling
all the time to explain it (personally I gave up ages ago when I couldn't
determine whether you wanted 1, none, 4, 8, whether it was OFFSET or
including, etc., etc.)

It would seem to me to suggest that your design is wrong and you may be
better to look afresh at your requirement and see if it can be cut another
way.

--

HTH

Bob Phillips
... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)

 

[Greg Wilson]

Hotherps,

I'll have a look at it if you email me a sample workbook.
Required is that the workbook have one worksheet with the
data arranged in a BEFORE state and another worksheet with
the data arranged in the AFTER state. Also required is a
simple explanation (starting from scratch) as to what you
want the macro to do. Note that the main challenge appears
to be understanding what it is you are trying to do rather
than how to achieve it - not to imply that the latter is
simplistic.

The word EXCEL should be included in the email subject.
Remove "nospam" from my email address. No guarantees.

Regards,
Greg
(VBA amateur)
(e-mail address removed)