VBA Code Help - Moved from an older topic

[jlclyde]

Below is the code that i have been slowly adding to to accomplish a
task of moving all of this information to another sheet. The two
sheets that I have are RA and inspect form and copysheet. The code
runs great until the last two lines. I can not figure out why it is
throwing an error.

Thanks,
Jay


Sub addsheet()
Dim form As Worksheet
Dim copy1 As Worksheet
Dim NextRow As Long
Dim rCount As Integer


Sheets.Add Type:="Worksheet"
With ActiveSheet
.Move After:=Worksheets(Worksheets.Count)
.Name = "copysheet"
End With


Set form = Sheets("RA and inspect Form")
NextRow = form.Range("A10").End(xlDown).Row
Set copy1 = Sheets("copysheet")
form.Range("A10").Resize(NextRow - 9, 8).copy
copy1.Range("A1").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues,
Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks _
:=False, Transpose:=False
copy1.Cells.Sort _
Key1:=Range("B1"), Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlGuess,
OrderCustom:=1, _
MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom,
DataOption1:=xlSortNormal, _
Key2:=Range("F1"), Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlGuess,
OrderCustom:=1, _
MatchCase:=False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom,
DataOption1:=xlSortNormal


rowCount = 1


Do While Range("A" & rowCount) <> "" And Range("F" & rowCount) <>
""
If Range("B" & rowCount) = Range("B" & (rowCount + 1)) _
And Range("F" & rowCount) = Range("F" & (rowCount + 1)) Then


Data = Range("A" & (rowCount + 1))
Data2 = Range("B" & (rowCount + 1))
Data3 = Range("C" & (rowCount + 1))
Data4 = Range("D" & (rowCount + 1))
Data5 = Range("E" & (rowCount + 1))
Data6 = Range("F" & (rowCount + 1))


If Range("A" & rowCount) = "" And Range("F" & rowCount) = ""
Then
Range("A" & rowCount) = Data
Range("B" & rowCount) = Data2
Range("C" & rowCount) = Data3
Range("D" & rowCount) = Data4
Range("E" & rowCount) = Data5
Range("F" & rowCount) = Data6
Else
Range("A" & rowCount) = Range("A" & rowCount) & ", " &
Data
Range("B" & rowCount) = Range("B" & rowCount)
Range("C" & rowCount) = Range("C" & rowCount) & ", " &
Data3
Range("D" & rowCount) = Range("D" & rowCount) & ", " &
Data4
Range("E" & rowCount) = Range("E" & rowCount) + Data5
Range("F" & rowCount) = Range("F" & rowCount)
End If


Rows(rowCount + 1).Delete
Else
rowCount = rowCount + 1
End If
Loop
copy1.Range("A:A").Cut copy1.Range("H:H")
copy1.Range("F:F").Cut copy1.Range("I:I")
copy1.Range("B:B").Cut copy1.Range("O:O")
copy1.Range("E:E").Cut copy1.Range("Q:Q")
copy1.Range("C:C").Cut copy1.Range("F:F")
copy1.Range("D").Cut copy1.Range("G:G")
rCount = copy1.UsedRange.Rows.Count


Range(Range("A1"), Range("A" & rCount)).NumberFormat = "mm/dd/
yyyy"
Range(Range("A1"), Range("A" & rCount)) = form.Range("B1")
Range(Range("C1"), Range("C" & rCount)) = form.Range("B2")
Range(Range("L1"), Range("L" & rCount)) = form.Range("G2")
Range(Range("M1"), Range("M" & rCount)) = form.Range("B5")
Range(Range("N1"), Range("N" & rCount)) = form.Range("B7")
Dim rFound As Range


With Sheets("RA and inspect form")
Set rFound = .Columns(1).Find(What:="Inspection Notes", _
After:=.Cells(1, 1), LookIn:=xlValues, _
LookAt:=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _
SearchDirection:=xlNext, MatchCase:=False, _
SearchFormat:=False)
If Not rFound Is Nothing Then
.Activate
End If
End With
Dim department, empname As Range


Set department = rFound.Offset(27, 1)
Set empname = rFound.Offset(27, 2)
copy1.Range(Range("J1"), Range("J" & rCount)) = department
copy1.Range(Range("K1"), Range("J" & rCount)) = empname
End Sub

 

[jlclyde]

Below is the code that i have been slowly adding to to accomplish a
task of moving all of this information to another sheet.  The two
sheets that I have are RA and inspect form and copysheet.  The code
runs great until the last two lines.  I can not figure out why it is
throwing an error.

Thanks,
Jay

   copy1.Range(Range("J1"), Range("J" & rCount)) = department
   copy1.Range(Range("K1"), Range("J" & rCount)) = empname
End Sub

copy1.Range(copy1.Range("J1"), copy1.Range("J" & rCount)) = department
copy1.Range(copy1.Range("K1"), copy1.Range("J" & rCount)) = empname

After I was ready to throw the computer out the window, i actually
read my code and realized that I had not specified the sheet to use
for each of the ranges. Since I had not activated any sheets it
assumed the one that it starts on was the right one. Silly me.
Thanks,
Jay

 

[Dave Peterson]

These 2 lines?

copy1.Range(Range("J1"), Range("J" & rCount)) = department
copy1.Range(Range("K1"), Range("K" & rCount)) = empname

The range("J1") and range("J" & rcount) are both unqualified. Depending on
where the code is, they could refer to the activesheet (code is in a general
module) or they could refer to the sheet that owns the code (code behind a
worksheet).

So you have a few choices--but all depend on you qualifying the ranges:

copy1.Range(copy1.Range("J1"), copy1.Range("J" & rCount)) = department
copy1.Range(copy1.Range("K1"), copy1.Range("K" & rCount)) = empname

or

with copy1
.Range(.Range("J1"), .Range("J" & rCount)) = department
.Range(.Range("K1"), .Range("k" & rCount)) = empname
end with

The dots in front of those range objects mean they belong to the object in the
previous With statement -- in this case the copy1 worksheet.

or the one I'd use:

copy1.Range("J1:J" & rcount) = department
copy1.Range("K1:K" & rCount)) = empname

 

[jlclyde]

These 2 lines?

   copy1.Range(Range("J1"), Range("J" & rCount)) = department
   copy1.Range(Range("K1"), Range("K" & rCount)) = empname

The range("J1") and range("J" & rcount) are both unqualified.  Dependingon
where the code is, they could refer to the activesheet (code is in a general
module) or they could refer to the sheet that owns the code (code behind a
worksheet).

So you have a few choices--but all depend on you qualifying the ranges:

   copy1.Range(copy1.Range("J1"), copy1.Range("J" & rCount)) = department
   copy1.Range(copy1.Range("K1"), copy1.Range("K" & rCount)) = empname

or

   with copy1
      .Range(.Range("J1"), .Range("J" & rCount)) = department
      .Range(.Range("K1"), .Range("k" & rCount)) = empname
   end with

The dots in front of those range objects mean they belong to the object inthe
previous With statement -- in this case the copy1 worksheet.

or the one I'd use:

   copy1.Range("J1:J" & rcount) = department
   copy1.Range("K1:K" & rCount)) = empname
















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Thanks for that Dave. I will keep thqat in mond for later code.
Jay