Can you explain it with a sample workbook ?
or maybe you can try to change
* LRow = WorksheetFunction.CountA(Sheet2.Range("A:A")) + 1**
*
to
* LRow = WorksheetFunction.CountA(Sheet2.Range("C:C")) + 1**
*
Pada 11/09/2013 19:28, georgebeegl...@gmail.com menulis:
Hi All,
Got some great help yesterday from De Premor using VBA to copy data to
other worksheets and then using next available row to copy again etc.
It works like a charm. But I need some tweaking that I hope is possible.
Scenario of worksheet "TOTALS"
A B C
Denver #123
Boston #254
Want I want to achieve:
I have a value on worksheet 1 that I want placed the Totals worksheet
(example above) for Denver.......however, when I run it, it places the
value in C3 since that is the next available blank row. Is there a way
to have it start in C1 regardless of any data in row 1 and then when
ran again place it in C2 etc etc regardless of any other type of data
in the corresponding row.
I've been trying but to no avail. Would appreciate any direction or advice
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