VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) is a programming language that empowers you to automate almost every in Excel. With VBA, you can refer to the Excel Objects and use the properties, methods, and events associated with them. For example, you can create a pivot table, insert a chart, and...
This is how to get what we need, as working with 2d arrays is a bit tricky: Debug.Print UBound(myArray, 1) 'count of excel cells in a column (5) Debug.Print UBound(myArray, 2) 'count of excel cells in a row (8) Debug.Print LBound(myArray, 1) 'index of first cell in ...
For rpallet = LBound(Pallet()) To UBound(Pallet()) For rdate = LBound(Dates()) To UBound(Dates()) StorageValue = "" For Each Cell In SearchTable.Cells If Cell.Value = VBA.CDate(Dates(rdate)) And _ Range("RawData[Inventory id]").Cells(Cell.Row - 3, 0).Value = Pallet(r...
For lngRow = LBound(lngRowIDs) To UBound(lngRowIDs) varRowData = vsoDataRecordset.GetRowData(lngRow) 'Print a separator between rows Debug.Print "---" 'Print the data stored in each column of a particular data row. For lngColumn = LBound(varRowData) To UBound(varRowData) Debug.Prin...