VBA code with multiple condition

[ryan8200]

There are 5 candidates with 4 favorites sports. WD denotes weekday,while WE represent weekend. If the candidate takes part in a sports, the status will be "Y" and "N" if the participants did not take part in the sports.

The tasks here is to write VBA code to extract data with status "Y" on weekday (WD) and status"N" on weekend (WE).

Kindly refer to the URL below for the sample data and expected outcome.

https://ibb.co/R4YyYgj.

Your kind assistance to the question I posted will be greatly appreciated.


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[ryan8200]

Ok this does it:

With Sheets("Sheet1")
    fr = 8
    lr = .Range("A" & .Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
    If lr > fr - 2 Then
        .Range("A" & fr & ":B" & lr).ClearContents
        .Range("A" & fr) = "Hobbies"
        .Range("B" & fr) = "Candidates"
    End If
    For j = 2 To 11
        For i = 3 To fr - 2
            If (.Cells(i, j) = "Y" And .Cells(2, j) = "WD") Or (.Cells(i, j) = "N" And .Cells(2, j) = "WE") Then
                .Cells(fr + 1, 1) = .Cells(i, 1)
                .Cells(fr + 1, 2) = .Cells(1, j).MergeArea(1)
                fr = fr + 1
            End If
        Next
    Next
End With

Change sheet name to suit your sheet.

Did your data start A1 ? I try to hit F5 and a message appeared and asked for the macro name. Is this normal ?

 

[steve the fish]

Yes you put the Sub Macro1() at the top then the code then end it with End Sub

 

[ryan8200]

Yes you put the Sub Macro1() at the top then the code then end it with End Sub

running the code did not provide expected output, candidates who did not play sports during weekend are leftover

 

[steve the fish]

That's a surprise as for me its provided exactly the same result as your example.