Code to Create an Active and Adapting List

asgreek

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Hello,

I have written a code in vba that asks for an input between -9 and 9. When a user inputs a number and pushes a macro enabled button, data that is greater than or equal to the inputted number is displayed. My problem is the output is taking up too much of my worksheet and I would like to create a list like feature. There is a total of 6 columns and depending on the inputted number an output of 5 to 45 rows. Is an active X list my only option?
 

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Any time you have some code and want it modified it's always best to post the code here in the Forum

Give us a example of the Output.

Maybe the output could be put in a Listbox or a Message Box on in a Textbox Shape.

A Message Box is in a lot of cases not the best as it is only displayed while the script is running.
 
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Any time you have some code and want it modified it's always best to post the code here in the Forum

Give us a example of the Output.

Maybe the output could be put in a Listbox or a Message Box on in a Textbox Shape.

A Message Box is in a lot of cases not the best as it is only displayed while the script is running.

Sorry, my code is below:
[FONT=Verdana,Arial,Tahoma,Calibri,Geneva,sans-serif]
Sub xx()
On Error Resume Next
er = Sheets("D2").Range("AA65536").End(xlUp).Row
ec = Range("IV1").End(xlToLeft).Column
r = 3
Range("A3:IV65536").ClearContents
If Cells(2, 1).Value > 0 Then
For i = 504 To er
a = Sheets("D2").Cells(i, "AA")
If WorksheetFunction.IsErr(a) Then a = 0

If a >= Cells(2, 1).Value Then
For j = 2 To ec
f = Cells(1, j)
Cells(r, j) = Sheets("D2").Cells(i, f)
Next j
r = r + 1
End If
Next i
Else
For i = 504 To er
a = Sheets("D2").Cells(i, "AA")
If WorksheetFunction.IsErr(a) Then a = 0
If a <= Cells(2, 1).Value Then
For j = 2 To ec
f = Cells(1, j)
Cells(r, j) = Sheets("D2").Cells(i, f)
Next j
r = r + 1
End If
Next i
End If
End Sub[/FONT]
 
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You said:
I have written a code in vba that asks for an input between -9 and 9. When a user inputs a number and pushes a macro enabled button, data that is greater than or equal to the inputted number is displayed.

I see nothing in your code that ask for a input.


Please explain in words what your attempting to do.

And this seems odd:

Sheets("D2").Cells(i, "AA")

You actually named your sheet "D2" ??

That looks more like a range

 
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