Excel, Loop to add data in cells

elias prascjh

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Hello,
I need some help with coding in Excel VBA.

I have a file with 2 worksheets, and I have to code a macro in VBA, but I do not know how this works...

In WS 1 there is data being added by some formulas that extract data from WS 2. I have to operate in WS1.

In column F there is added, what the current status is, I am only interested in " empty". When F has empty in it, then a check has to happen, if column G has "empty" already written into it. If it has, then the loop should ho to the next row.

If G has no "empty" in it, then "empty" should be added to G and the current date should be added into column H.

I would be very pleased if someone could help me with that, because I am pretty new to Excel..

Kind regards.
 

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Hello, wrote my Idea down in the editor, maybe that helps. sadly I do not know how to bring this into VBA...

IF F="empty" And G="" Then
set G = "empty" And H= Date
ElseIF F="empty" And G="empty"
Endif

Kind Regards
 
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HI, I was now able to set together the If-Statement, how can i implement it into a loop?, and could someone help me with this statement, bacause it does not add the current date into column H, but I also get no error message...

If Range("F2").Value = "empty" And Range("G2").Value = "" Then
Range("G2").Value = "empty"
ElseIf (Range("F2").Value = "empty" And Range("G2").Value = "empty") And Range("H2").Value = "" Then
Range("H2").NumberFormat = "dd.mm.yyyy"
ElseIf (Range("F2").Value = "empty" And Range("G2").Value = "empty") And Range("H2").Value <> "" Then
End If

Kind regards
 
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