I have a worksheet (named RsOut) with 235 columns. I need to overwrite the values in only certain columns with data from another sheet(named rsTrans). Both sheets have a unique identifier that I am using to match.
- I decided to use the Sumif function to populate the rsOut worksheet. Where I ran into a snag is I cannot figure out how to run the script for all rows in the column that have data.
- Once we figure this out, I need to repeat this process for roughly 15 other columns.
My over-arching question is even after we get the sumif to work properly, what is the most efficient way to execute the code so that it repeats 15 more times?
The Criteria list and the CriteriaRange will always have the same location. But the Sum Range and the column where the results are inserted will change for each of the 15 columns.
So, Thoughts on the most efficient way to proceed...maybe separate the sumif code as it's own block and call upon it instead of repeating the steps over and over, and/or list out all the sum ranges and all the insert ranges, so the script just loops through them..Would love your insight VBA masters.
Issue: I think my main issue is that I tried to use a rngList as the criteria. I also tried to separate the sumif as a separate block of code, to call on. I may have screwed something up there as well.
The error highlights on the Set sumRange row. (Runtime error 1004 - Method 'Range' of Object '_Worksheet' Failed.
Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated!!
`Sub SumifmovewsTransdatatowsOut() Dim wb As Workbook, wsOut As Worksheet Dim wsTrans As Worksheet, rngList As Range
Dim sumRange As Range
Dim criteriaRange As Range
Dim criteria As Long 'Setting as long because the IDs (criteria) are at least 20 characters. Should this be a range??
Set wb = ThisWorkbook
Set wsTrans = Worksheets("DEL SOURCE_Translator") 'Worksheet that contains analysis and results that need to be inserted into wsOut
Set wsOut = Worksheets("FID GDMR - Output_2") 'Worksheet where you are pasting results from wsTrans
Set rngList = wsOut.Range("B2:B" & wsOut.Cells(Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Row) 'this range of IDs will be different every run, thus adding in the count to find last row...or do I not need the rnglist at all? Just run the sumif for all criteria B2:b
Set sumRange = wsTrans.Range("ag21:ag") 'Values in wsTrans that need to be added to wsOut
Set criteriaRange = wsTrans.Range("AA21:AA") 'Range of IDs found on wsTrans
criteria = rngList
Sumif
End Sub
'Standard Sumif formula Sub Sumif() wsOut.Range("AT2:AT") = WorksheetFunction.SumIfs(sumRange, criteriaRange, criteria) End Sub
'OR should the Sumif formula be: rng.Formula = "=SUMIF(criteriaRange,rngList,sumRange)"`
CodePudding user response：
Okay, so your question is a little too broad for this website. The general rule is each question should address one specific issue.
That being said, I think I can help you with a few easy to solve points.
1) Making Sumif Work:
Using Sumif() function inside a Sub is the same as using it in an Excel formula. First you need two full ranges, next you need a value to lookup.
Full ranges: wsTrans.Range("ag21:ag") is not going to work because it doesn't have an end row. Instead, it needs to be wsTrans.Range("AG21:AG100"). Now since you don't seem to know your last row, I would suggest you find that first and then integrate it into all your ranges. I'm using the variable lRow below.
Option Explicit
Sub TestSum2()
Dim WB As Workbook
Dim wsTrans As Worksheet
Dim wsOut As Worksheet
Dim criteriaRange As Range
Dim sumRange As Range
Dim rngList As Range
Dim aCriteria 'Array
Dim lRow As Long
Set WB = ThisWorkbook
Set wsTrans = WB.Worksheets("DEL SOURCE_Translator")
Set wsOut = WB.Worksheets("FID GDMR - Output_2")
lRow = wsOut.Range("B" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
Set rngList = wsOut.Range("B2:B" & lRow)
aCriteria = rngList 'Transfer Range to array
lRow = wsTrans.Range("AA" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
Set sumRange = wsTrans.Range("AG21:AG" & lRow)
Set criteriaRange = wsTrans.Range("AA21:AA" & lRow)
Debug.Print Application.WorksheetFunction.SumIf(criteriaRange, aCriteria(1, 1), sumRange)
End Sub
The above sub returns:
Which is correct considering the following sheets:
2) Making it loop through the criteria list
You've already made a great start on looping through this criteria list by importing rngList into an array. Next we just need to loop that array like so:
Option Explicit
Sub TestSum2()
Dim WB As Workbook
Dim wsTrans As Worksheet
Dim wsOut As Worksheet
Dim criteriaRange As Range
Dim sumRange As Range
Dim rngList As Range
Dim aCriteria 'Array
Dim lRow As Long
Dim I As Long
Set WB = ThisWorkbook
Set wsTrans = WB.Worksheets("DEL SOURCE_Translator")
Set wsOut = WB.Worksheets("FID GDMR - Output_2")
lRow = wsOut.Range("B" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
Set rngList = wsOut.Range("B2:B" & lRow)
aCriteria = rngList 'Transfer Range to array
lRow = wsTrans.Range("AA" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
Set sumRange = wsTrans.Range("AG21:AG" & lRow)
Set criteriaRange = wsTrans.Range("AA21:AA" & lRow)
For I = 1 To UBound(aCriteria, 1)
Debug.Print "Sum of " & aCriteria(I, 1) & "=" & _
Application.WorksheetFunction. _
SumIf(criteriaRange, aCriteria(I, 1), sumRange)
Next I
End Sub
This results in an output of:
Then to finish it off, you'll need to check which column to put it in, maybe with a .Find or maybe with a Match() of the column headers, but I don't know what your data looks like. But, if you just want to output that range to your output sheet here's how to do that:
Sub TestSum2()
Dim WB As Workbook
Dim wsTrans As Worksheet
Dim wsOut As Worksheet
Dim criteriaRange As Range
Dim sumRange As Range
Dim rngList As Range
Dim aCriteria 'Array
Dim OutputSums
Dim lRow As Long
Dim I As Long
Set WB = ThisWorkbook
Set wsTrans = WB.Worksheets("DEL SOURCE_Translator")
Set wsOut = WB.Worksheets("FID GDMR - Output_2")
lRow = wsOut.Range("B" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
Set rngList = wsOut.Range("B2:B" & lRow)
aCriteria = rngList 'Transfer Range to array
lRow = wsTrans.Range("AA" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
Set sumRange = wsTrans.Range("AG21:AG" & lRow)
Set criteriaRange = wsTrans.Range("AA21:AA" & lRow)
ReDim OutputSums(1 To UBound(aCriteria, 1), 1 To 1)
For I = 1 To UBound(aCriteria, 1)
OutputSums(I, 1) = Application.WorksheetFunction. _
SumIf(criteriaRange, aCriteria(I, 1), sumRange)
Next I
wsOut.Range("C2").Resize(UBound(OutputSums, 1), 1) = OutputSums
End Sub
Resulting in:
CodePudding user response：
If I understand you correctly, besides Mr. Cameron's answers, another way maybe you can have the VBA using formula.
Before running the sub is something like this :
After running the sub (expected result) is something like this:
Please ignore the fill color, the sorting and the value, as they are used is just to be easier to calculate manually for the expected result.
The Criteria list and the CriteriaRange will always have the same location. But the Sum Range and the column where the results are inserted will change for each of the 15 columns.
Since you don't mention where are the columns for the Sum Range will be, this code assume that it will be in a consecutive column to the right of column ID, as seen in the image of sheet1 ---> rgSUM1, rgSUM2, rgSUM3.
And because you also don't mention in what column in sheet2 the result is, this code assume that it will be in a consecutive column to the right of column ID, as seen in the image of sheet2 ---> SUM1, SUM2, SUM3.
If your Sum Range columns are random and/or your Sum Result columns are random, then you can't use this code. For example : your rgSum1 is in column D sheet1 - rgSum1Result sheet2 column Z, rgSum2 is in column AZ sheet1 - rgSum2Result sheet2 column F, rgSum3 is in column Q sheet1 - rgSum3Result sheet2 column DK, and so on until 15 columns. I think it will need an array of column letter for both rgSum and rgSumResult if they are random.
Sub test()
Dim sh1 As Worksheet: Dim sh2 As Worksheet
Dim rgCrit As String: Dim rgSum As String
Dim rgR As Range: Dim col As Integer
col = 3 'change as needed
Set sh1 = Sheets("Sheet1") 'change as needed
Set sh2 = Sheets("Sheet2") 'change as needed
rgCrit = sh1.Name & "!" & sh1.Columns(1).Address 'change as needed
rgSum = sh1.Name & "!" & Replace(sh1.Columns(2).Address, "$", "") 'change as needed
Set rgR = sh2.Range("A2", sh2.Range("A2").End(xlDown)) 'change as needed
startCell = "$" & Replace(rgR(1, 1).Address, "$", "")
With rgR.Resize(rgR.Rows.Count, col).Offset(0, 1)
.Value = "=SUMIF(" & rgCrit & "," & startCell & "," & rgSum & ")"
.Value = .Value
End With
End Sub
Basically the code just fill the range of the expected result with SUMIF formula.
col = how many columns are there as the sum range
sh1 (wsTrans in your case) is the sheet where the ID and the multiple sum range are.
sh2 (wsOut in your case) is the sheet where the ID to sum and the multiple sum result are.
rgCrit is the sh1 name with the column of the range of criteria (column A, (ID) in this case)
rgSum is the sh1 name with the first column of Sum Range (column B in this case)
rgR is the range of the unique ID in sheet2 (column A in this case, must have no blank cell in between, because it use xldown) and finally, startCell is the first cell address of rgR
Below if the SumRange and ResultRange are random column.
Sub test2()
Dim sh1 As Worksheet: Dim sh2 As Worksheet
Dim rgCrit As String: Dim rgSum As String
Dim rgR As Range: Dim i As Integer: Dim arr
arr = Array("B:G", "F:E", "D:B") 'change as needed
Set sh1 = Sheets("Sheet13") 'change as needed
Set sh2 = Sheets("Sheet14") 'change as needed
rgCrit = sh1.Name & "!" & sh1.Columns(1).Address 'change as needed
Set rgR = sh2.Range("A2", sh2.Range("A2").End(xlDown)) 'change as needed
startCell = "$" & Replace(rgR(1, 1).Address, "$", "")
For i = LBound(arr) To UBound(arr)
rgSum = sh1.Name & "!" & Split(arr(i), ":")(0) & ":" & Split(arr(i), ":")(0)
With rgR.Offset(0, Range(Split(arr(i), ":")(1) & 1).Column - rgR.Column)
.Value = "=SUMIF(" & rgCrit & "," & startCell & "," & rgSum & ")"
.Value = .Value
End With
Next
End Sub
The arr value is in pair : sum range column - sum result column.
Example arr in code :
First loop : sum range column is B (sheet1) where the result will be in column G (sheet2).
Second loop: sum range column is F (sheet1) where the result will be in column E (sheet2).
Third loop: sum range column is D (sheet1) where the result will be in column B (sheet2).