Trying to determine what cells within a Row have a 0 (zero) value

[jparnold]

I'm new to programming and am trying to create code to read a row
cells 5 - 24 and determine what cell has a 0 value (The row is always
sorted by descending values). So I want to read each cell starting
with C5 through the end of the range C24, and stop when it gets the
first 0 value. Here is my code so far. I don't get any errors, but
it deos not seem to be doing anything. All Help is appreceated!

Sub CreateNewSortRange()

Dim StartRange As Variant
Dim EndRange As Variant
Dim EndRangeAdress As Variant

Sheets("TestRange").Activate
Range("C5:c24").Select
Row = 3

For Col = 5 To 24

With Worksheets("TestRange").Cells(Row, Col)

If ActiveCell.Value > 0 Then
EndRangeAddress = ActiveCell.AddressLocal

If ActiveCell.Value = 0 Then
MsgBox "Range Start= " & StartRange
MsgBox "Range End= " & EndRangeAddress

End If
End If
End With
Next Col

 

[Mike H]

Hi,

I understand what your trying to do with endrange but not with startrange,
perhaps this will get you a bit further

Sub CreateNewSortRange()
Dim MyRange As Range
Dim StartRange As Variant
Dim EndRangeAdress As Variant
Set MyRange = Sheets("TestRange").Range("C5:c24")
For Each c In MyRange
If c.Value > 0 And startRangeAddress = "" Then
startRangeAddress = c.Address
End If
If c.Value = 0 Then
EndRangeAddress = c.Address
Exit For
End If
Next
MsgBox "Range Start= " & startRangeAddress
MsgBox "Range End= " & EndRangeAddress
End Sub

Mike

 

[jparnold]

Hi,

I understand what your trying to do with endrange but not with startrange,
perhaps this will get you a bit further

Sub CreateNewSortRange()
Dim MyRange As Range
Dim StartRange As Variant
Dim EndRangeAdress As Variant
Set MyRange = Sheets("TestRange").Range("C5:c24")
For Each c In MyRange
    If c.Value > 0 And startRangeAddress = "" Then
        startRangeAddress = c.Address
    End If
    If c.Value = 0 Then
        EndRangeAddress = c.Address
    Exit For
    End If
Next
        MsgBox "Range Start= " & startRangeAddress
        MsgBox "Range End= " & EndRangeAddress
End Sub

Mike













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Thats great! but I need to have EndRangeAddress be the last cell with
a non 0 value not the first 0 value cell.

 

[jparnold]

Hi,

I understand what your trying to do with endrange but not with startrange,
perhaps this will get you a bit further

Sub CreateNewSortRange()
Dim MyRange As Range
Dim StartRange As Variant
Dim EndRangeAdress As Variant
Set MyRange = Sheets("TestRange").Range("C5:c24")
For Each c In MyRange
    If c.Value > 0 And startRangeAddress = "" Then
        startRangeAddress = c.Address
    End If
    If c.Value = 0 Then
        EndRangeAddress = c.Address
    Exit For
    End If
Next
        MsgBox "Range Start= " & startRangeAddress
        MsgBox "Range End= " & EndRangeAddress
End Sub

Mike













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Also I don't understand what the "c.Value " is. Is it a variable that
you created? or an object?

Thanks again.
Jamie

 

[Mike H]

Hi,

Try the ammended code below

Also I don't understand what the "c.Value " is. Is it a variable that
you created? or an object?

c is a range object in this case in the range i defined as MyRange. Objects
have properties and here we test the value property of the object (c.value).
It's often more intuative if cell is used instead of c

For Each cell In MyRange


Sub CreateNewSortRange()
'Thats great! but I need to have EndRangeAddress be the last cell with
'a non 0 value not the first 0 value cell.

Dim MyRange As Range
Dim c as range
Dim StartRange As Variant
Dim EndRangeAdress As Variant
Set MyRange = Sheets("TestRange").Range("C5:c24")
For Each c In MyRange
If c.Value > 0 And startRangeAddress = "" Then
startRangeAddress = c.Address
End If
If c.Value = 0 Then
EndRangeAddress = c.Offset(-1).Address
Exit For
End If
Next
MsgBox "Range Start= " & startRangeAddress
MsgBox "Range End= " & EndRangeAddress
End Sub

Mike

 

[jparnold]

Hi,

Try the ammended code below


c is a range object in this case in the range i defined as MyRange. Objects
have properties and here we test the value property of the object (c.value).
It's often more intuative if cell is used instead of c

For Each cell In MyRange

Sub CreateNewSortRange()
'Thats great!  but I need to have EndRangeAddress be the last cell with
'a non 0 value not the first 0 value cell.

Dim MyRange As Range
Dim c as range
Dim StartRange As Variant
Dim EndRangeAdress As Variant
Set MyRange = Sheets("TestRange").Range("C5:c24")
For Each c In MyRange
    If c.Value > 0 And startRangeAddress = "" Then
        startRangeAddress = c.Address
    End If
    If c.Value = 0 Then
        EndRangeAddress = c.Offset(-1).Address
    Exit For
    End If
Next
        MsgBox "Range Start= " & startRangeAddress
        MsgBox "Range End= " & EndRangeAddress
End Sub

Mike







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Perfect!!!! Thanks So Much

Jamie