VBA CountIFs Across Multiple Workbooks

roundaboutrc

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I am running into an issue where I can hard code in a WorkBook and WorkSheet Names into a macro and it will run properly. But when I dim a variable(Workbook,Worksheet) and SET the objects I am unable or more less don't know how to reference those objects in a countIfS formula. Which Im not entirely sure I can even do this, but I am hopeful someone might have a solution/answer.

The main reason for not wanting to hard code the Workbook and WorkSheet names in the formula is that I get a new workbook every day that I have to pull counts from and these workbooks are named with date and time of creation as part of the file name. So the first portion of the code looks for the file and sets a variable then the object. All of this works as it should. Until it gets to the formula.

In the countIFs " & wkShtRep & " is what I can delete and hardcode in the WorkBook/Worksheet. So how can I reference between the workbooks to get this to work.

Code:
    Dim fDate As String     'todays date
    Dim fName As String     'file name with wild card
    Dim fDir As String      'directory of file
    Dim fFull_Name As String      'found file, full file name
    Dim sPath As String     'full file path
    Dim wbReplenishment As Workbook      'Replenishment planner as workbook
    Dim wkShtRep As Worksheet     'DataSet sheet as worksheet
    Dim lr As Long     'Last Row
    Dim wbRpt As Workbook     'Report
    Dim wkShtRpt1 As Worksheet      'Device Specific as a worksheet
    Dim wkShtRpt2 As Worksheet      'Universal-Short as a worksheet

    'Find the Data Source
    fDate = Format(Date, "yyyy-mm-dd")
    fName = "Replenishment Planner_" & fDate & "_*"
    fDir = ("/Users/rc/Downloads/")
    fFull_Name = ""
    On Error Resume Next
    fFull_Name = Dir(fDir & fName)
    On Error GoTo 0
    If fFull_Name = "" Then
        MsgBox "File doesn't exist"
    Else
       sPath = fDir & fFull_Name
       Set wbReplenishment = Workbooks.Open(sPath, True, True)
    End If

    Set wbRpt = ThisWorkbook
    Set wkShtRpt1 = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Device Specific")
    Set wkShtRpt2 = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Universal-Short")
    Set wkShtRep = wbReplenishment.Worksheets("DataSheet")

    wbRpt.Activate
    With wkShtRpt1

    lr = Range("B" & .Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row

    .Range("F2").Formula = _
    "=COUNTIFS(" & wkShtRep & "!$F:$F,$A2," & wkShtRep & "!$C:$C,""OnHand""," & wkShtRep & "!$L:$L,INDEX('Easy Product IDs'!A:I,MATCH($B2,'Easy Product IDs'!$A:$A,0),2))"
    .Range("F2").AutoFill .Range("F2:F" & lr)
    .Range("F2:F" & lr).Copy
    .Range("F2:F" & lr).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues

End With
 

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I am running into an issue where I can hard code in a WorkBook and WorkSheet Names into a macro and it will run properly. But when I dim a variable(Workbook,Worksheet) and SET the objects I am unable or more less don't know how to reference those objects in a countIfS formula. Which Im not entirely sure I can even do this, but I am hopeful someone might have a solution/answer.

The main reason for not wanting to hard code the Workbook and WorkSheet names in the formula is that I get a new workbook every day that I have to pull counts from and these workbooks are named with date and time of creation as part of the file name. So the first portion of the code looks for the file and sets a variable then the object. All of this works as it should. Until it gets to the formula.

In the countIFs " & wkShtRep & " is what I can delete and hardcode in the WorkBook/Worksheet. So how can I reference between the workbooks to get this to work.

Code:
    Dim fDate As String     'todays date
    Dim fName As String     'file name with wild card
    Dim fDir As String      'directory of file
    Dim fFull_Name As String      'found file, full file name
    Dim sPath As String     'full file path
    Dim wbReplenishment As Workbook      'Replenishment planner as workbook
    Dim wkShtRep As Worksheet     'DataSet sheet as worksheet
    Dim lr As Long     'Last Row
    Dim wbRpt As Workbook     'Report
    Dim wkShtRpt1 As Worksheet      'Device Specific as a worksheet
    Dim wkShtRpt2 As Worksheet      'Universal-Short as a worksheet

    'Find the Data Source
    fDate = Format(Date, "yyyy-mm-dd")
    fName = "Replenishment Planner_" & fDate & "_*"
    fDir = ("/Users/rc/Downloads/")
    fFull_Name = ""
    On Error Resume Next
    fFull_Name = Dir(fDir & fName)
    On Error GoTo 0
    If fFull_Name = "" Then
        MsgBox "File doesn't exist"
    Else
       sPath = fDir & fFull_Name
       Set wbReplenishment = Workbooks.Open(sPath, True, True)
    End If

    Set wbRpt = ThisWorkbook
    Set wkShtRpt1 = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Device Specific")
    Set wkShtRpt2 = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Universal-Short")
    Set wkShtRep = wbReplenishment.Worksheets("DataSheet")

    wbRpt.Activate
    With wkShtRpt1

    lr = Range("B" & .Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row

    .Range("F2").Formula = _
    "=COUNTIFS(" & wkShtRep[COLOR=#ff0000].Name[/COLOR] & "!$F:$F,$A2," & wkShtRep[COLOR=#FF0000].Name[/COLOR] & "!$C:$C,""OnHand""," & wkShtRep[COLOR=#FF0000].Name[/COLOR] & "!$L:$L,INDEX('Easy Product IDs'!A:I,MATCH($B2,'Easy Product IDs'!$A:$A,0),2))"
    .Range("F2").AutoFill .Range("F2:F" & lr)
    .Range("F2:F" & lr).Copy
    .Range("F2:F" & lr).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues

End With

Missing Name property.
not tested
 
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You'll probably need to add the workbook name as well
Code:
=COUNTIFS('[" & wbReplenishment.Name &"]"& wkShtRep.name & "'!$F:$F,$A2,'[" & wbReplenishment.Name & "]"& wkShtRep.name & "'!$C:$C
 
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Try the following to put the values ​​in the cells


Code:
    lr = Range("B" & .Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row


    with .Range("F2:F" & lr)
      .Formula = _
    "=COUNTIFS('[" & wbReplenishment.Name & "]" & wkShtRep.name & "'!$F:$F,$A2,'[" & wbReplenishment.Name & "]" & wkShtRep.name & "'!$C:$C,""OnHand"",'[" & wbReplenishment.Name & "]" & wkShtRep.name & "'!$L:$L,INDEX('Easy Product IDs'!A:I,MATCH($B2,'Easy Product IDs'!$A:$A,0),2))"
      .Value = .Value
    End With
 
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That works!!!

Thank you for the help, much appreciated. What I provided was just a snippet of the full code. But taking the changes you provided and implementing them across the entire macro has speed up the run time of this from minutes to seconds so again Thank You!
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback
 
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I'm glad to know that help improved your process. Thanks for the feedback.
 
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