Macro Run Time Error 91

erock24

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I was supplied this code as an answer to a post at:
http://www.ozgrid.com/forum/showthread.php?t=73583

Code:
Sub asdf() 
    Dim c As  Range 
    Dim x As Long 
    Dim y As Integer 
     
    Set c = Columns("A:B"). Find(" Total", lookat:=xlWhole) 
    x = c.Row 
    For y = 15 To 4  Step -1 
        If Cells(x, y) = 0 Then Columns(y).Delete 
    Next y 
End Sub

However, it errors out at
Code:
x = c.Row
Saying "object variable or With block variable not set"
I have xl2000. Could this be the problem?

With the code I'm trying to locate my "Total" row. Then delete all columns from D:O with a value of zero. An example sheet is supplied at the link.
Thank you very much for your time and help.
 
Are you sure all you added to your code was End If?

Norie,
It's not my code. Its Brian's code. He accidentally missed an End If part.
All I had to do was add that and his code worked real awesome like. I wasn't sure why because as you pointed out it wasn't much different. He explained why, but since I'm just a rookie at vba, and I'm sure it's obvious because I need lots of help, I don't know if I follow his explanation. But it works. :lol:
 
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Excel Facts

Why does 9 mean SUM in SUBTOTAL?
It is because Sum is the 9th alphabetically in Average, Count, CountA, Max, Min, Product, StDev.S, StDev.P, Sum, VAR.S, VAR.P.
Untested but should work in theory

Code:
Sub asdf() 
Dim C as Range, x as Long, y as Long 

Set C = Columns("A:B").Find("Total", lookat:=xlWhole) 
If Not C is Nothing then 
    x = C.Row 
    For y = 15 To 4 Step -1 
        If Cells(7, y) > Format(Now(), "mm") And Cells(x, y) = 0 Then Columns(y).Delete
    Next y 
End if 

End Sub
 
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Just now went and looked at the other post and realized there is a very similar post there.

Code:
Sub asdf() 
Dim C as Range, x as Long, y as Long 

Set C = Columns("A:B").Find("Total", lookat:=xlWhole) 
If Not C is Nothing then 
    x = C.Row 
    For y = 15 To 4 Step -1 
        If Cells(7, y) > Format(Now(), "mm") Then
            If Cells(x, y) = 0 Then Columns(y).Delete
        End If
    Next y 
End if 

End Sub

He just chose to break out the if statements.
 
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THank you for your reply and for checking the other forum.
The code however, errors out with a compile error saying wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment. It highlights the word "Format".
 
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