VBA Code to Multiple Specific Cells by Cell Value

[rbellavance22]

Hello,

I have a worksheet with various dollar amounts in multiple cells.

I would like to come up with a VBA Code to increase specific cells (B14, C14, D14, B15, C15, D15) by a percentage that is set by a cell value (cell A1).

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[alansidman]

Option Explicit


Sub test1()
    Dim m As Variant
    Dim c As Range
    Dim rng As Range
    m = Range("A1")
    Set rng = Range("B14:D14", "B15:D15")
    For Each c In rng
        c = c * m
    Next c
End Sub

 

[rbellavance22]

This is great. Thank you so much.

One quick question, since this a monetary value is there anyway to round up to the nearest nickel?

It standard formulas, it is typically =CEILING(sum(X*X),0.05), I'm just not sure where it goes here.

Option Explicit


Sub test1()
    Dim m As Variant
    Dim c As Range
    Dim rng As Range
    m = Range("A1")
    Set rng = Range("B14:D14", "B15:D15")
    For Each c In rng
        c = c * m
    Next c
End Sub

 

[Peter_SSs]

.. increase specific cells ... by a percentage that is set by a cell value (cell A1).

I take that to mean that A1 might contain 10% and in that case if B14 contains 200 you want to change it to 220.
If that is so, try

Sub IncreaseByPercentage()
  With Range("B14:D15")
    .Value = Evaluate("ceiling((1+A1)*" & .Address & ",0.05)")
  End With
End Sub

 

[rbellavance22]

Thank you very much for the response. I am almost there.

It is rounding perfectly, however it is returning B14, C14 and D15 back with the same number.

The current values (after slight adjustments) are:
A1's value is 1.04
B14' value is 17
C14's value is 10
D14's value is 8

The goal is to change the values to:
B14: 17.70
C14: 10.4
D14: 8.35

I take that to mean that A1 might contain 10% and in that case if B14 contains 200 you want to change it to 220.
If that is so, try

Sub IncreaseByPercentage()
  With Range("B14:D15")
    .Value = Evaluate("ceiling((1+A1)*" & .Address & ",0.05)")
  End With
End Sub

 

[Peter_SSs]

A1's value is 1.04

OK, I didn't know that you already had the 1.04 and thought you probably had just 0.04 so I added the 1 in my code.

Never-the-less my code should not have returned the same number back in B14:D15 (unless they already contained zero)

Try the replacement line:

.Value = Evaluate("ceiling(A1*" & .Address & ",0.05)")

 

[rbellavance22]

Thank you very much for the update.

Unfortunately when I run it, I am still getting the same values. B14 is perfect, however the other cells are returning the same value as B14.

OK, I didn't know that you already had the 1.04 and thought you probably had just 0.04 so I added the 1 in my code.

Never-the-less my code should not have returned the same number back in B14:D15 (unless they already contained zero)

Try the replacement line:

.Value = Evaluate("ceiling(A1*" & .Address & ",0.05)")

 

[Fluff]

How about

Sub IncreaseByPercentage()
  With Range("B14:D15")
    .Value = Evaluate("if({1},ceiling(A1*" & .Address & ",0.05))")
  End With
End Sub

 

[rbellavance22]

Great, thank you for your help.

One last thing: if I wanted to add two additional cells, C45 and D81, how would I do that?

 

[Fluff]

You would have to do them separately, as evaluate doesn't seem to like non-contiguous ranges