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Excel Vba Vlookup In Another Worksheet
VLookup up vote 1 down vote favorite I'm having an issue with my VLookup function as it does not find a value I know is in the range. The Product variable has to remain a string as I am looking up numbers and mixed numbers with text. Also my instructor does not allow the use of variants. Sub LookupValue() Dim Product As String Dim ErrCheck excel vba vlookup object required As Boolean Dim Quantity As Integer Dim Discount As Double Dim myRange As Range Set myRange = Worksheets("Prices").Range("A2:C21") ErrCheck = True 'Obtaining VLookup Value Product = InputBox("Enter the product's code.") 'Error checking Do Until ErrCheck = False If Product = "" Then ErrCheck = True MsgBox ("Not a valid entry.") Product = InputBox("Enter the product's code.") ElseIf IsError(Application.VLookup(Product, myRange, 3, False)) Then ErrCheck = True MsgBox ("The value entered was not found.") Product = InputBox("Enter the product's code.") Else ErrCheck = False End If Loop 'Obtaining Quantity Value Quantity = InputBox("Enter the quantity ordered.") 'Error checking Do Until ErrCheck = False If IsNumeric(Quantity) = False Then ErrCheck = True MsgBox ("Not a valid entry.") Quantity = InputBox("Enter the quantity ordered.") Else ErrCheck = False End If Loop 'Obtaining discount rate If Quantity < 25 Then Discount = 0.1 If Quantity < 50 Then Discount = 0.15 If Quantity < 75 Then Discount = 0.2 If Quantity < 100 Then Discount = 0.25 If Quantity >= 100 Then Discount = 0.3 End If End If End If End If End If 'Filling in cells Sales.Range("B2") = Product Sales.Range("B3") = Application.VLookup(Product, myRange, 2, False) Sale
Forums Excel Questions VBA: Vlookup won't work! Results 1 to 4 of 4 VBA: Vlookup won't work!This is a discussion on VBA: Vlookup won't work! within the Excel Questions forums, part excel vba vlookup copy paste value of the Question Forums category; Hi All I have some spreadsheets in which
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& Share Digg this Thread!Add Thread to del.icio.usBookmark in TechnoratiTweet this thread Thread Tools Show Printable Version Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode Sep 17th, 2003,03:37 AM #1 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15046416/vba-issue-with-vlookup MartinS Board Regular Join Date Jun 2003 Location Surrey, UK Posts 382 VBA: Vlookup won't work! Hi All I have some spreadsheets in which I use the vlookup function within VBA coding, but for some reason, this one won't work. I've gone back and checked references, but keep getting the error in this spreadsheet: Code: Function CALCDJC(DBPUP As String, MGP As Double) Dim MGPEND As Variant On http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-questions/61005-visual-basic-applications-vlookup-wont-work.html Error GoTo CALCDJC_ERR MGPEND = WorksheetFunction.VLookup(DateValue(DBPUP), Range("MGPAMTS"), 2) Exit Function CALCDJC_ERR: CALCDJC = CVErr(xlErrValue) End Function I get the message: Error 2015 : Unable to get the VLookup property of the WorksheetFunction class 2015 The range MGPAMTS is 3 columns by 17 rows, columns 1 and 2 contain a series of dates and the final column an amount, i.e. 16/09/1968 05/08/1974 18.97 06/08/1974 31/05/1978 25.25 This is the first part of a long function, but like to test each stage as I go, which is why there is no value to return to the function as yet. Does anyone know why I can't get the lookup to work? Regards Martin Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter Reply With Quote Sep 17th, 2003,03:58 AM #2 u_niv New Member Join Date Aug 2003 Posts 25 Re: VBA: Vlookup won't work! Hi, Can't help you with the code, but just in case, if the data you are working with is comprised of functions it might help to copy paste it as Values. gdluck. Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter Reply With Quote Sep 17th, 2003,04:04 AM #3 bat17 Board Regular Join Date Aug 2003 Location Ma
formulas as strings and have Excel VBA compute them for you. Only recently I discovered that some of the cells in a workbook contained #VALUE? instead of a sound value. After some investigation I found out that, without raising any error https://dutchgemini.wordpress.com/2009/08/07/error-2015-using-application-evaluate-in-excel-vba/ at application level (in VBA), the Application.Evaluate function failed consistently with this error whenever a particular condition occurred. This condition is related to limits in the underlying software layer of Excel, the one that runs Application.Evaluate. Apparently this particular error occurs when the parsed function returns a string value having a length above 255 characters. As long as the length of the string is less than or equal to 255 characters, the return value is the vba vlookup desired string. Above 255 characters, the function "crashes". In my case, I was not immediately attended on this error because I used a Variant to store the returned value from Application.Evaluate (sample code): Dim vValue As Variant vValue = Application.Evaluate("GetData()") ' Error 2015 saved in vValue if GetData returns 255+ characters ActiveCell.Value = vValue If I would have used a String to store the value, I would probably have gotten a "Runtime Error 13 - Type excel vba vlookup Mismatch" with Excel booming out of my routine without any debugging possibility (sample code): Dim sValue As String sValue = Application.Evaluate("GetData()") ' Run-time error if GetData() returns 255+ characters ActiveCell.Value = sValue To catch problems, I now completed code with an If statement (sample code): Dim vValue As Variant vValue = Application.Evaluate("GetData()") If (VBA.VarType(vValue) = vbError) Then ActiveCell.Value = "String Overflow on GetData()" Else ActiveCell.Value = vValue End If There seem to be more Excel functions that suffer from this 255 character limit, but could not establish which. For the moment, I will apply some workarounds until it gets solved by Microsoft. Dutch Like this:Like Loading... Related Comments (3) 3 Comments » Thanks for this, I was passing through a #value error as I was resetting a combo control Cell link to 0, by defining the field as String trapped the error allowing the "on error goto XXXX" to work as required Comment by John Allott -- June 21, 2012 @ 11:42 pm | Reply The error trapping in your post was very helpful for me, although for a different error type. This line of code was my aid: If (VBA.VarType(vValue) = vbError) Then I wanted to identify with VBA the first cell in a column that returns "" constant (double quotes) by using Application.Evaluate on a Match function. When no double quotes are found Application.Evalua