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- Excel Vba Find Multiple Conditions
- Multiple Criteria If Statement Vba
- Vba Find Row With Multiple Criteria
I would like to find a match using more than one criteria in vba. I have found good examples of formula solutions, but I haven't been able to find or figure out a simple vba solution yet.
With the example below I am trying to find the hours 'Joe' worked on job 'b'. The simple answer is 3, but arriving at that value in vba eludes me. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Employee Job Hrs Worked
Fred a 2
Joe a 4
Joe b 3
Sam b 2
One array formula example is
{=INDEX($C$2:$C$5,MATCH('Joe'&'b',$A$2:$A$5&$B$2:$B$5,0))}
Hello Experts,
Just wondering if there's a way to do a lookup with multiple criteria in 2 different workbooks.
i.e. wb1 were values that I need to lookup.
wb2 were the values where I need to lookup at.
in excel formula simple term, vlookup(wb1, wb2, col-index, false)
That being said, I have named ranged in wb2, for easy reference.
Thus, ASSUMING that I have CustName at wb1 and wb2, with additional info at wb2 such as birth date and gender, how would i go about checking and returning the value (country) for me.
example:
wb1 - Dom Lian (custName)
- Male (Gender)
- Jan 1, 1990 (DOB)
wb2 - Dom Lian (custName)
- Male (Gender)
- Jan 1, 1990 (DOB)
- USA (Country)
- Dom Lian (custName)
- Male (Gender)
- Jan 1, 2012 (DOB)
- USA (Country)
I could do this in Excel with vlookup array formula..but do not know how to do this on VBA.
I tried to record the formulated macro..but it gives me a type mismatch.
Use the Go To command to quickly find and select all cells that contain specific types of data, such as formulas. Also, use Go To to find only the cells that meet specific criteria,—such as the last cell on the worksheet that contains data or formatting.
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Excel Vba Find Multiple Conditions
Follow these steps:
Multiple Criteria If Statement Vba
- Begin by doing either of the following:
- To search the entire worksheet for specific cells, click any cell.
- To search for specific cells within a defined area, select the range, rows, or columns that you want. For more information, see Select cells, ranges, rows, or columns on a worksheet.Tip: To cancel a selection of cells, click any cell on the worksheet.
- On the Home tab, click Find & Select > Go To (in the Editing group).Keyboard shortcut: Press CTRL+G.
- Click Special.
- In the Go To Special dialog box, click one of the following options.
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Formulas | Cells that contain formulas. Note: The check boxes below Formulas define the type of formula. |
Blanks | Blank cells. |
Current region | The current region, such as an entire list. |
Current array | An entire array if the active cell is contained in an array. |
Objects | Graphical objects, including charts and buttons, on the worksheet and in text boxes. |
Row differences | All cells that differ from the active cell in a selected row. There is always one active cell in a selection—whether this is a range, row, or column. By pressing the Enter or Tab key, you can change the location of the active cell, which by default is the first cell in a row. If more than one row is selected, the comparison is done for each individual row of that selection, and the cell that is used in the comparison for each additional row is located in the same column as the active cell. |
Column differences | All cells that differ from the active cell in a selected column. There is always one active cell in a selection, whether this is a range, row, or column. By pressing the Enter or Tab key, you can change the location of the active cell—which by default is the first cell in a column. When selecting more than one column, the comparison is done for each individual column of that selection. The cell that is used in the comparison for each additional column is located in the same row as the active cell. |
Precedents | Cells that are referenced by the formula in the active cell. Under Dependents, do either of the following:
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Dependents | Cells with formulas that refer to the active cell. Do either of the following:
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Last cell | The last cell on the worksheet that contains data or formatting. |
Visible cells only | Only cells that are visible in a range that crosses hidden rows or columns. |
Conditional formats | Only cells that have conditional formats applied. Under Data validation, do either of the following:
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Data validation | Only cells that have data validation rules applied. Do either of the following:
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Vba Find Row With Multiple Criteria
Hi everyone!
I am trying to code the following Microsoft's example in VBA: How to use the INDEX and MATCH worksheet functions with multiple criteria in Excel. On my worksheet (i.e. in Excel GUI) everything works fine. But I can't make it work in VBA.
For instance, I have a table with 3 columns: Name, Last Name and Profession.
I need to pick a record with Adam (A2) Smith (B2) who is an economist (C2).
Here's my worksheet formula. It's an array formula so after typing I Ctrl+Shift+Enter it.
In VBA, first of all, I define result as Variant (because I will keep getting the 'Type mismatch' error since the Match function can return not only an integer, but also an error if nothing found -- this info might be useful in case someone will be googling the same problem):
I've tried the following:
The code above returns 'Type mismatch' error since, I guess, the '&' (ampersand) concatenates only string values which nameR, lastnameR etc. are not.
Still no success: it fills the target cell with a #VALUE! error.
Please help me. Thank you in advance.