Cut and paste using an offset
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I am building a web scraping tool that obtains particular data. Once the data has been extracted the next step is to summarize it into a report thus i need some guidance on the final part of the project.
I have a column (Column A) that contains the following data set
Description of product
$3000
Description of product
$5000
etc
I would like to find a value (in this case the common value is $) and cut this value next to the description (into Column B). There could be hundreds of rows thus a loop would be required.
My initial thought is to use code that will find a value ($), then once the value is found, cut the row and using an offset paste the value (into column B)
Any help would be appreciated
excel
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I am building a web scraping tool that obtains particular data. Once the data has been extracted the next step is to summarize it into a report thus i need some guidance on the final part of the project.
I have a column (Column A) that contains the following data set
Description of product
$3000
Description of product
$5000
etc
I would like to find a value (in this case the common value is $) and cut this value next to the description (into Column B). There could be hundreds of rows thus a loop would be required.
My initial thought is to use code that will find a value ($), then once the value is found, cut the row and using an offset paste the value (into column B)
Any help would be appreciated
excel
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I am building a web scraping tool that obtains particular data. Once the data has been extracted the next step is to summarize it into a report thus i need some guidance on the final part of the project.
I have a column (Column A) that contains the following data set
Description of product
$3000
Description of product
$5000
etc
I would like to find a value (in this case the common value is $) and cut this value next to the description (into Column B). There could be hundreds of rows thus a loop would be required.
My initial thought is to use code that will find a value ($), then once the value is found, cut the row and using an offset paste the value (into column B)
Any help would be appreciated
excel
I am building a web scraping tool that obtains particular data. Once the data has been extracted the next step is to summarize it into a report thus i need some guidance on the final part of the project.
I have a column (Column A) that contains the following data set
Description of product
$3000
Description of product
$5000
etc
I would like to find a value (in this case the common value is $) and cut this value next to the description (into Column B). There could be hundreds of rows thus a loop would be required.
My initial thought is to use code that will find a value ($), then once the value is found, cut the row and using an offset paste the value (into column B)
Any help would be appreciated
excel
excel
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sub test()
dim usedrows,i as integer
usedrows = activesheet.range("A" & activesheet.rows.count).end(xlup).row
for i=0 to usedrows
if instr(range("A" & i+1),"$") <> 0 then
'Checks if the looped cell has "$" sign
range("B" & i+1)=range("A" & i+1)
range("A" & i+1)=""
end if
next
end sub
Description can be given for snippet. Either in a sentence or by using comment lines
– Bharath Kumar S
Jan 3 at 5:57
above code runs a forloop through column A and findds the values with "$" sign and offsets the cell to B Column particular row
– Avinash Fernando
Jan 3 at 6:05
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Copy ColumnA into ColumB. Delete B1 with Shift cells up. Series fil1 a column with 1
in odd rows, 2
in even, then filter to select the 2
s delete those rows and then the column of 1
s.
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sub test()
dim usedrows,i as integer
usedrows = activesheet.range("A" & activesheet.rows.count).end(xlup).row
for i=0 to usedrows
if instr(range("A" & i+1),"$") <> 0 then
'Checks if the looped cell has "$" sign
range("B" & i+1)=range("A" & i+1)
range("A" & i+1)=""
end if
next
end sub
Description can be given for snippet. Either in a sentence or by using comment lines
– Bharath Kumar S
Jan 3 at 5:57
above code runs a forloop through column A and findds the values with "$" sign and offsets the cell to B Column particular row
– Avinash Fernando
Jan 3 at 6:05
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sub test()
dim usedrows,i as integer
usedrows = activesheet.range("A" & activesheet.rows.count).end(xlup).row
for i=0 to usedrows
if instr(range("A" & i+1),"$") <> 0 then
'Checks if the looped cell has "$" sign
range("B" & i+1)=range("A" & i+1)
range("A" & i+1)=""
end if
next
end sub
Description can be given for snippet. Either in a sentence or by using comment lines
– Bharath Kumar S
Jan 3 at 5:57
above code runs a forloop through column A and findds the values with "$" sign and offsets the cell to B Column particular row
– Avinash Fernando
Jan 3 at 6:05
add a comment |
sub test()
dim usedrows,i as integer
usedrows = activesheet.range("A" & activesheet.rows.count).end(xlup).row
for i=0 to usedrows
if instr(range("A" & i+1),"$") <> 0 then
'Checks if the looped cell has "$" sign
range("B" & i+1)=range("A" & i+1)
range("A" & i+1)=""
end if
next
end sub
sub test()
dim usedrows,i as integer
usedrows = activesheet.range("A" & activesheet.rows.count).end(xlup).row
for i=0 to usedrows
if instr(range("A" & i+1),"$") <> 0 then
'Checks if the looped cell has "$" sign
range("B" & i+1)=range("A" & i+1)
range("A" & i+1)=""
end if
next
end sub
edited Jan 3 at 6:06
answered Jan 3 at 4:57
Avinash FernandoAvinash Fernando
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Description can be given for snippet. Either in a sentence or by using comment lines
– Bharath Kumar S
Jan 3 at 5:57
above code runs a forloop through column A and findds the values with "$" sign and offsets the cell to B Column particular row
– Avinash Fernando
Jan 3 at 6:05
add a comment |
Description can be given for snippet. Either in a sentence or by using comment lines
– Bharath Kumar S
Jan 3 at 5:57
above code runs a forloop through column A and findds the values with "$" sign and offsets the cell to B Column particular row
– Avinash Fernando
Jan 3 at 6:05
Description can be given for snippet. Either in a sentence or by using comment lines
– Bharath Kumar S
Jan 3 at 5:57
Description can be given for snippet. Either in a sentence or by using comment lines
– Bharath Kumar S
Jan 3 at 5:57
above code runs a forloop through column A and findds the values with "$" sign and offsets the cell to B Column particular row
– Avinash Fernando
Jan 3 at 6:05
above code runs a forloop through column A and findds the values with "$" sign and offsets the cell to B Column particular row
– Avinash Fernando
Jan 3 at 6:05
add a comment |
Copy ColumnA into ColumB. Delete B1 with Shift cells up. Series fil1 a column with 1
in odd rows, 2
in even, then filter to select the 2
s delete those rows and then the column of 1
s.
add a comment |
Copy ColumnA into ColumB. Delete B1 with Shift cells up. Series fil1 a column with 1
in odd rows, 2
in even, then filter to select the 2
s delete those rows and then the column of 1
s.
add a comment |
Copy ColumnA into ColumB. Delete B1 with Shift cells up. Series fil1 a column with 1
in odd rows, 2
in even, then filter to select the 2
s delete those rows and then the column of 1
s.
Copy ColumnA into ColumB. Delete B1 with Shift cells up. Series fil1 a column with 1
in odd rows, 2
in even, then filter to select the 2
s delete those rows and then the column of 1
s.
answered Jan 3 at 3:31
pnutspnuts
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