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J.W. Aldridge
Sheet 1. Has two sets of data. B6:G and I6:N.
Numeric values in columns B6 & I6.
For any instance that the number in B6 is also repeated in I6, copy
the row B:G to second sheet.
Second sheet "results" already has data starting at a4:F4.
Each time code is run, place the data on the next available row.
The code below is a good start, it copies any numbers matching in B &
I to second sheet. But it does not paste the range B:G for the number.
And it does not find the next available row.
Sub ABC()
Dim cell As Range, c As Range
Dim i As Range, rw As Long
Dim sh As Worksheet
With Worksheets("Data")
Set c = .Range(.Cells(6, "B"), .Cells(6, "B").End(xlDown))
Set i = .Range(.Cells(6, "I"), .Cells(6, "I").End(xlDown))
End With
rw = 2
Set sh = Worksheets("RESULTS")
For Each cell In c
If Application.CountIf(i, cell) > 0 Then
sh.Cells(rw, 1) = cell
rw = rw + 1
End If
Next
End Sub
Numeric values in columns B6 & I6.
For any instance that the number in B6 is also repeated in I6, copy
the row B:G to second sheet.
Second sheet "results" already has data starting at a4:F4.
Each time code is run, place the data on the next available row.
The code below is a good start, it copies any numbers matching in B &
I to second sheet. But it does not paste the range B:G for the number.
And it does not find the next available row.
Sub ABC()
Dim cell As Range, c As Range
Dim i As Range, rw As Long
Dim sh As Worksheet
With Worksheets("Data")
Set c = .Range(.Cells(6, "B"), .Cells(6, "B").End(xlDown))
Set i = .Range(.Cells(6, "I"), .Cells(6, "I").End(xlDown))
End With
rw = 2
Set sh = Worksheets("RESULTS")
For Each cell In c
If Application.CountIf(i, cell) > 0 Then
sh.Cells(rw, 1) = cell
rw = rw + 1
End If
Next
End Sub