VBA help - Count number of found results in a list

ScatmanKyle

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
I have a list of phone numbers in the sheet "Data Load", column C starting from the 3rd row. I'm trying to go down one at a time searching for those numbers in the "Lookup" tab to find how many numbers have not yet been entered into the "Lookup" tab. I put in two fake numbers into the list as a test, but my code is returning 0 as the final result for ErrCount. What am I doing wrong?


Code:
Sub NewNum()


Dim TempNum As String
Dim ErrCount As Double
Dim RowCount As Double


Set FindRange = Worksheets("Lookup").Range("A:A").Find(TempNum, , xlValues, xlWhole, xlByRows)


RowCount = 0


Sheets("Data Load").Select
Cells(3, 3).Select


Do Until IsEmpty(Cells(3 + RowCount, 3))


TempNum = ActiveCell.Offset(RowCount, 0).Value


If FindRange Is Nothing Then
    ErrCount = ErrCount + 1
Else
    ErrCount = ErrCount
End If


RowCount = RowCount + 1


Loop


End Sub
 

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This line needs to go inside the loop
Code:
Set FindRange = Worksheets("Lookup").Range("A:A").Find(TempNum, , xlValues, xlWhole, xlByRows)
Otherwise you are using it once & on that occasion its looking for a blank cell
 
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This line needs to go inside the loop
Code:
Set FindRange = Worksheets("Lookup").Range("A:A").Find(TempNum, , xlValues, xlWhole, xlByRows)
Otherwise you are using it once & on that occasion its looking for a blank cell

It worked! Could you explain it in further detail? It's my first time using the find function and using set.
 
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In your code, when you use that line "TempNum" does not have a value, so the Find will find the first blank cell, and as it was outside the loop it never runs again so you're loop was basically doing nothing.
 
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