Error 2015 with Application.Evaluate

J

Jeff

Hello,

If someone could help me correct my VBA procedure. I'm lost and I don't know
how to fix it. I get #value error.

Here's an example of my spreadsheet:

A B C D E F G
20 6 F E Escada 1,940 495,866
Here's my VBA procedure:
Dim mtchValue As Variant
Dim getvalue As Variant
Dim sh As String
Dim fname As Variant

fname = Application.GetOpenFilename
If fname = False Then
Exit Sub 'cancel
End If

sh = MakeReferenceNicer(fname)


Workbooks.Open Filename:=fname

mtchValue = ("MATCH(1,(" & sh & "A1:A10000=20)*" & _
"(" & sh & "B1:B10000=6)*" & "(" & sh & _
"C1:C10000=""F"")*" & "(" & sh & _
"E1:E10000=""Escada""),0)")

If Not IsError(mtchValue) Then
getvalue = Application.Evaluate("Index(" & sh & "F1:F10000" &
mtchValue & ")")
End If
Range("S1").Select
ActiveCell.Value = getvalue


End Sub


Function MakeReferenceNicer(fname) As String

'taking
'"C:\My Documents\excel\book5.xls"
'shooting for:
'"'C:\My Documents\excel\[book5.xls]May'!"

Dim iCtr As Long
Dim myStr As String

For iCtr = Len(fname) To 1 Step -1
If Mid(fname, iCtr, 1) = "\" Then
'found that last backslash
myStr = "'" & Left(fname, iCtr) & _
"[" & Mid(fname, iCtr + 1) & "]May'!"
Exit For
End If
Next iCtr

MakeReferenceNicer = myStr

End Function
 
D

Dave Peterson

Without testing....

getvalue _
= Application.Evaluate("Index(" & sh & "F1:F10000" & mtchValue & ")")
needs an extra comma:
getvalue _
= Application.Evaluate("Index(" & sh & "F1:F10000" & "," & mtchValue & ")")


Hello,

If someone could help me correct my VBA procedure. I'm lost and I don't know
how to fix it. I get #value error.

Here's an example of my spreadsheet:

A B C D E F G
20 6 F E Escada 1,940 495,866
Here's my VBA procedure:
Dim mtchValue As Variant
Dim getvalue As Variant
Dim sh As String
Dim fname As Variant

fname = Application.GetOpenFilename
If fname = False Then
Exit Sub 'cancel
End If

sh = MakeReferenceNicer(fname)

Workbooks.Open Filename:=fname

mtchValue = ("MATCH(1,(" & sh & "A1:A10000=20)*" & _
"(" & sh & "B1:B10000=6)*" & "(" & sh & _
"C1:C10000=""F"")*" & "(" & sh & _
"E1:E10000=""Escada""),0)")

If Not IsError(mtchValue) Then
getvalue = Application.Evaluate("Index(" & sh & "F1:F10000" &
mtchValue & ")")
End If
Range("S1").Select
ActiveCell.Value = getvalue


End Sub


Function MakeReferenceNicer(fname) As String

'taking
'"C:\My Documents\excel\book5.xls"
'shooting for:
'"'C:\My Documents\excel\[book5.xls]May'!"

Dim iCtr As Long
Dim myStr As String

For iCtr = Len(fname) To 1 Step -1
If Mid(fname, iCtr, 1) = "\" Then
'found that last backslash
myStr = "'" & Left(fname, iCtr) & _
"[" & Mid(fname, iCtr + 1) & "]May'!"
Exit For
End If
Next iCtr

MakeReferenceNicer = myStr

End Function
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J

Jeff

Hi Dave,

I made the correction, but I still have the same error msg (#value)

--
Regards,
Jeff



Dave Peterson said:
Without testing....

getvalue _
= Application.Evaluate("Index(" & sh & "F1:F10000" & mtchValue & ")")
needs an extra comma:
getvalue _
= Application.Evaluate("Index(" & sh & "F1:F10000" & "," & mtchValue & ")")


Hello,

If someone could help me correct my VBA procedure. I'm lost and I don't know
how to fix it. I get #value error.

Here's an example of my spreadsheet:

A B C D E F G
20 6 F E Escada 1,940 495,866
Here's my VBA procedure:
Dim mtchValue As Variant
Dim getvalue As Variant
Dim sh As String
Dim fname As Variant

fname = Application.GetOpenFilename
If fname = False Then
Exit Sub 'cancel
End If

sh = MakeReferenceNicer(fname)

Workbooks.Open Filename:=fname

mtchValue = ("MATCH(1,(" & sh & "A1:A10000=20)*" & _
"(" & sh & "B1:B10000=6)*" & "(" & sh & _
"C1:C10000=""F"")*" & "(" & sh & _
"E1:E10000=""Escada""),0)")

If Not IsError(mtchValue) Then
getvalue = Application.Evaluate("Index(" & sh & "F1:F10000" &
mtchValue & ")")
End If
Range("S1").Select
ActiveCell.Value = getvalue


End Sub


Function MakeReferenceNicer(fname) As String

'taking
'"C:\My Documents\excel\book5.xls"
'shooting for:
'"'C:\My Documents\excel\[book5.xls]May'!"

Dim iCtr As Long
Dim myStr As String

For iCtr = Len(fname) To 1 Step -1
If Mid(fname, iCtr, 1) = "\" Then
'found that last backslash
myStr = "'" & Left(fname, iCtr) & _
"[" & Mid(fname, iCtr + 1) & "]May'!"
Exit For
End If
Next iCtr

MakeReferenceNicer = myStr

End Function
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D

Dave Peterson

There was an error in the original thread.

Should have been:


Else mtchValue is just that long string.
Hi Dave,

I made the correction, but I still have the same error msg (#value)

--
Regards,
Jeff

Dave Peterson said:
Without testing....

getvalue _
= Application.Evaluate("Index(" & sh & "F1:F10000" & mtchValue & ")")
needs an extra comma:
getvalue _
= Application.Evaluate("Index(" & sh & "F1:F10000" & "," & mtchValue & ")")


Hello,

If someone could help me correct my VBA procedure. I'm lost and I don't know
how to fix it. I get #value error.

Here's an example of my spreadsheet:

A B C D E F G
20 6 F E Escada 1,940 495,866
Here's my VBA procedure:
Dim mtchValue As Variant
Dim getvalue As Variant
Dim sh As String
Dim fname As Variant

fname = Application.GetOpenFilename
If fname = False Then
Exit Sub 'cancel
End If

sh = MakeReferenceNicer(fname)

Workbooks.Open Filename:=fname

mtchValue = ("MATCH(1,(" & sh & "A1:A10000=20)*" & _
"(" & sh & "B1:B10000=6)*" & "(" & sh & _
"C1:C10000=""F"")*" & "(" & sh & _
"E1:E10000=""Escada""),0)")

If Not IsError(mtchValue) Then
getvalue = Application.Evaluate("Index(" & sh & "F1:F10000" &
mtchValue & ")")
End If
Range("S1").Select
ActiveCell.Value = getvalue


End Sub


Function MakeReferenceNicer(fname) As String

'taking
'"C:\My Documents\excel\book5.xls"
'shooting for:
'"'C:\My Documents\excel\[book5.xls]May'!"

Dim iCtr As Long
Dim myStr As String

For iCtr = Len(fname) To 1 Step -1
If Mid(fname, iCtr, 1) = "\" Then
'found that last backslash
myStr = "'" & Left(fname, iCtr) & _
"[" & Mid(fname, iCtr + 1) & "]May'!"
Exit For
End If
Next iCtr

MakeReferenceNicer = myStr

End Function
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