Copying table down multiple rows, while reference moves down only 1 row.

MelissaBr

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  1. 365
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Hi guys,

I am making a results file and I could use some help!

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In a sheet called "Info" I can specify how many samples I have. Then, with the code below, it will copy the table until I have that amount. It will also continue the result overview on the right side.

Rich (BB code):
Sub CopyMulti()

Dim amount As Long

amount = Sheets("Info").Range("C2").Value - 1
If Worksheets("Test1").Visible = True Then
Worksheets("Test1").Range("B5:P13").Copy Worksheets("Test1").Range("B14").Resize(9 * amount)
Worksheets("Test1.").Range("R6:T6").Copy Worksheets("Test1").Range("R7").Resize(1 * amount)
End If
End Sub

Let's say I have 3 samples:
TestFile.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU
4
5Nr.LDCD
6Nr.BeforeAfterResultAverageNr.BeforeAfterResultAverage110.0010.00
71LD10.005.001LD10.005.0020.000.00
820.0020.0030.000.00
930.0030.00
10CD10.005.00CD10.005.00
1120.0020.00
1230.0030.00
13
14
15Nr.BeforeAfterResultAverageNr.BeforeAfterResultAverage
160LD10.005.000LD10.005.00
1720.0020.00
1830.0030.00
19CD10.005.00CD10.005.00
2020.0020.00
2130.0030.00
22
23
24Nr.BeforeAfterResultAverageNr.BeforeAfterResultAverage
250LD10.005.000LD10.005.00
2620.0020.00
2730.0030.00
28CD10.005.00CD10.005.00
2920.0020.00
3030.0030.00
31
Test1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
R6:R8R6=Results!B8
S6:S8S6=ABS(H7)+ABS(P7)
T6:T8T6=ABS(H10)+ABS(P10)
B7,B25,B16B7=R6
J7,J25,J16J7=B7
G7:G12,O25:O30,G25:G30,O16:O21,G16:G21,O7:O12G7=+((F7-E7)/200)*100


As you can see, the references in the tables for the sample Nr.(or name) gets messed up, as well as the reference in the overview results on the right.
Is there anyone that could help me with this?

I have like 15 sheet that I need this for, but all the tables are different size wise. So if it could be adaptable for my different sheets(I don't mind changing the cells in the code manually at all), that would be amazing!

Thanks!
-Melissa
 

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Use Data, What-If Analysis, Goal Seek to find the correct input cell value to reach a desired result
Maybe not the best way, but I figured it out using the OFFSET function.
=OFFSET($R$7;ROW()/9;0) for the numbering on the left
=ABS(OFFSET($H$1;(ROW()-7)*9;0))+ABS(OFFSET($P$1;(ROW()-7)*9;0)) for the overview on the right
 
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