VBA: if cell isn't empty, copy contents. if empty, move to next row.

jpringle1

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OK so i just need a simple piece of VBA code which does the following things:

if cell B2 isn't empty, assign its value to a variable.
if it is empty, run this same code against the next row.
Continue until the bottom of the table is reached.

this piece of code of code is going to be adapted for a bigger project, so i will likely come back to ask for help on modifications a few times after this has been answered. The reason i only want a part of it answered at a time is because i want to understand the code so i can adapt it myself for future projects, and i'm not sure exactly which direction i want to take the code in yet.

Thank you
 
Hi TotallyConfused, perhaps the link below will clear up for you the difference ways of referencing sheets :)

https://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/excel-vba-sheet-names.htm

Btw, shorter code doesn't necessarily mean better code :biggrin:

Hello Mark

I want to say THANKS for sending me this link. I've known about the three different ways to refer to a sheet, as tabname, codname and index, but what I didn't know was that it is possible to change the way sheets are referred to throughout a workbook. I would have changed each line of code one line at a time, which in a long program, could be quite a job. To say nothing of the disaster if even one reference was missed. There is a treasure chest full of other information on that site too. I have bookmarked that place for future reference and I have a feeling I'll be returning there quite often.

TotallyConfused
 
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Somehow my last posting #11 duplicated itself here. Maybe one of the moderators can delete this for me. Thanks.
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