Without seeing your actual workbook, I'm only guessing.
What do you mean by the code "not giving desired output"?
I created a workbook with two sheets called "Sheet1" and "Sheet2".
In Sheet1 I put several column headings and made three of them equivalent
to:Part NumberQtyValue
I noticed that in your description, you said you had columns:"Part No", "Qty",
"Value"
but in your code, you used:desc = WorksheetFunction.Match("Part Number",
Rows("1:1"), 0)
If your data actually has "Part No" instead of "Part Number", then this will
produce an error.
When I created a sample with "Part Number" in the heading,the code worked
properly.
What is yours doing?
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On Tuesday, October 25, 2016 10:58 AM, C.G.Kumar
<kumar.bemlmum...@gmail.com> wrote:
Does anyone help me to fix the VB code (I'm not a VB guru either)for an Open
spreadsheet - Purpose : when looking in a spreadsheet, I to look for a couple
of column header names, and then copy those columns only (in a predefined
order) into a clean separate worksheet.
For example,
On Sheet 1 -
Out of say 30 column headers (with data underneath), look for column headers
called "Part No", "Qty", "Value"
Then copy value to Sheet 2 -"Part No", "Qty", "Value".
Below codes (copied from web) are not giving desired output and i don't have
clue to fix the error.
Sub Getvalues() Sheets("sheet1").Select desc =
WorksheetFunction.Match("Part Number", Rows("1:1"), 0) QTY =
WorksheetFunction.Match("Qty", Rows("1:1"), 0) Value1 =
WorksheetFunction.Match("Value", Rows("1:1"), 0)
Sheets("sheet1").Columns(desc).Copy Destination:=Sheets("sheet2").Range("A1")
Sheets("sheet1").Columns(QTY).Copy Destination:=Sheets("sheet2").Range("B1")
Sheets("sheet1").Columns(Value1).Copy
Destination:=Sheets("sheet2").Range("C1") End Sub
Any help and VB examples would be much appreciated.
Best regards
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