Vb script with excel 2010

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I have two sheets in Excel - all and ArticlesA.

I want to loop through the values in column B of the all sheet and see if the value is also in column B of the ArticlesA sheet.

If the value exists I want to copy the value from ArticlesA into a new column in all.

Sub stock()



    Dim iall, i2, i3, k, kk, z



    Dim wsall As Worksheet

    Set wsall = Sheets("all")



    Dim ws2 As Worksheet

    Set ws2 = Sheets("ArticlesA")

    iall = wsall.Range("B1").End(4).Row

    i2 = ws2.Range("B1").End(4).Row



    With wsall

        For k = 2 To iall

            z = .Range("B" & k)

            For kk = 1 To i2

                If z = ws2.Range("B" & kk) Then



                    Range("J" & kk).EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 10



                End If

            Next

        Next

    End With



End Sub

edited Jan 3 at 14:00

Darren Bartrup-Cook

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asked Jan 3 at 11:56

mohamed med

Your question was a bit hard to follow (thus the close votes). I've reworded it and hopefully the meaning is still correct? As @EganWolf said in his answer - your code isn't doing what you ask. It's colouring the row in column J of the Activesheet rather than copying values to the all sheet. Feel free to roll back the update if I've got it wrong.

– Darren Bartrup-Cook
Jan 3 at 14:02

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I have two sheets in Excel - all and ArticlesA.

Sub stock()



    Dim iall, i2, i3, k, kk, z



    Dim wsall As Worksheet

    Set wsall = Sheets("all")



    Dim ws2 As Worksheet

    Set ws2 = Sheets("ArticlesA")

    iall = wsall.Range("B1").End(4).Row

    i2 = ws2.Range("B1").End(4).Row



    With wsall

        For k = 2 To iall

            z = .Range("B" & k)

            For kk = 1 To i2

                If z = ws2.Range("B" & kk) Then



                    Range("J" & kk).EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 10



                End If

            Next

        Next

    End With



End Sub

edited Jan 3 at 14:00

Darren Bartrup-Cook

14k11533

asked Jan 3 at 11:56

mohamed med

Your question was a bit hard to follow (thus the close votes). I've reworded it and hopefully the meaning is still correct? As @EganWolf said in his answer - your code isn't doing what you ask. It's colouring the row in column J of the Activesheet rather than copying values to the all sheet. Feel free to roll back the update if I've got it wrong.

– Darren Bartrup-Cook
Jan 3 at 14:02

add a comment |

-2

I have two sheets in Excel - all and ArticlesA.

Sub stock()



    Dim iall, i2, i3, k, kk, z



    Dim wsall As Worksheet

    Set wsall = Sheets("all")



    Dim ws2 As Worksheet

    Set ws2 = Sheets("ArticlesA")

    iall = wsall.Range("B1").End(4).Row

    i2 = ws2.Range("B1").End(4).Row



    With wsall

        For k = 2 To iall

            z = .Range("B" & k)

            For kk = 1 To i2

                If z = ws2.Range("B" & kk) Then



                    Range("J" & kk).EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 10



                End If

            Next

        Next

    End With



End Sub

edited Jan 3 at 14:00

Darren Bartrup-Cook

14k11533

asked Jan 3 at 11:56

mohamed med

I have two sheets in Excel - all and ArticlesA.

Sub stock()



    Dim iall, i2, i3, k, kk, z



    Dim wsall As Worksheet

    Set wsall = Sheets("all")



    Dim ws2 As Worksheet

    Set ws2 = Sheets("ArticlesA")

    iall = wsall.Range("B1").End(4).Row

    i2 = ws2.Range("B1").End(4).Row



    With wsall

        For k = 2 To iall

            z = .Range("B" & k)

            For kk = 1 To i2

                If z = ws2.Range("B" & kk) Then



                    Range("J" & kk).EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 10



                End If

            Next

        Next

    End With



End Sub

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edited Jan 3 at 14:00

Darren Bartrup-Cook

14k11533

asked Jan 3 at 11:56

mohamed med

edited Jan 3 at 14:00

Darren Bartrup-Cook

14k11533

asked Jan 3 at 11:56

mohamed med

edited Jan 3 at 14:00

Darren Bartrup-Cook

14k11533

edited Jan 3 at 14:00

Darren Bartrup-Cook

14k11533

edited Jan 3 at 14:00

Darren Bartrup-Cook

14k11533

asked Jan 3 at 11:56

mohamed med

asked Jan 3 at 11:56

mohamed med

asked Jan 3 at 11:56

mohamed med

Your question was a bit hard to follow (thus the close votes). I've reworded it and hopefully the meaning is still correct? As @EganWolf said in his answer - your code isn't doing what you ask. It's colouring the row in column J of the Activesheet rather than copying values to the all sheet. Feel free to roll back the update if I've got it wrong.

– Darren Bartrup-Cook
Jan 3 at 14:02

add a comment |

Your question was a bit hard to follow (thus the close votes). I've reworded it and hopefully the meaning is still correct? As @EganWolf said in his answer - your code isn't doing what you ask. It's colouring the row in column J of the Activesheet rather than copying values to the all sheet. Feel free to roll back the update if I've got it wrong.

– Darren Bartrup-Cook
Jan 3 at 14:02

Your question was a bit hard to follow (thus the close votes). I've reworded it and hopefully the meaning is still correct? As @EganWolf said in his answer - your code isn't doing what you ask. It's colouring the row in column J of the Activesheet rather than copying values to the all sheet. Feel free to roll back the update if I've got it wrong.

– Darren Bartrup-Cook
Jan 3 at 14:02

add a comment |

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Your code is not doing what you said, but if you want to fix it, just specify the worksheet in line where you set a color of row:

ws2.Range("J" & kk).EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 10

answered Jan 3 at 12:33

Egan Wolf

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Your code is not doing what you said, but if you want to fix it, just specify the worksheet in line where you set a color of row:

ws2.Range("J" & kk).EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 10

answered Jan 3 at 12:33

Egan Wolf

3,0101823

add a comment |

Your code is not doing what you said, but if you want to fix it, just specify the worksheet in line where you set a color of row:

ws2.Range("J" & kk).EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 10

answered Jan 3 at 12:33

Egan Wolf

3,0101823

add a comment |

Your code is not doing what you said, but if you want to fix it, just specify the worksheet in line where you set a color of row:

ws2.Range("J" & kk).EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 10

answered Jan 3 at 12:33

Egan Wolf

3,0101823

Your code is not doing what you said, but if you want to fix it, just specify the worksheet in line where you set a color of row:

ws2.Range("J" & kk).EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = 10

answered Jan 3 at 12:33

Egan Wolf

3,0101823

answered Jan 3 at 12:33

Egan Wolf

3,0101823

answered Jan 3 at 12:33

Egan Wolf

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answered Jan 3 at 12:33

Egan Wolf

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