VBA Index/Match that refers to a second worksheet?

KDS14589

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I’m having problem with my VBA Index/Match for the ‘’’’Detail section color name’’’’ because it refers to another worksheet for the first part of the Match.

The Index/Match for ‘’’’Tab/Cells Color name’’’’ works fine because all the refers to are for the same worksheet it’s on.


VBA Code:
‘’’’Tab/Cells Color name’’’’

For rowdata = RowDataStart To RowDataEnd

Range("A36:A37").ClearContents

Range("A36").Value = ShGE03.Name & " cell interior color and Tab color is " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(ShGE03.Range("D5:D" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(ShGE03.Range("A5"), ShGE03.Range("v5:v" & rowdata), 0))

Range("A37").Value = _

WorksheetFunction.Index(ShGE03.Range("H5:H" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(ShGE03.Range("A5"), ShGE03.Range("v5:v" & rowdata), 0)) _

& " and " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(ShGE03.Range("B5:B" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(ShGE03.Range("A5"), ShGE03.Range("V5:V" & rowdata), 0)) _

& " and Ligtness of " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(ShGE03.Range("R5:R" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(ShGE03.Range("A5"), ShGE03.Range("V5:V" & rowdata), 0))

Next


This part not working.
VBA Code:
‘’’’Detail section color name’’’’

For rowdata = RowDataStart To RowDataEnd

Dim Sheet1 As Worksheet

Set Sheet1 = Worksheets("General.ColorNames") 'CODENAME ShGE03

Dim Sheet2 As Worksheet

Set Sheet2 = Worksheets("Controls.General") 'CODENAME ShCO01

Range("A38:A39").ClearContents

Range("A38").Value = "All worksheets 'Detail' section cells interior color is " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(Sheet1.Range("D5:D" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(Sheet2.Range("Q29"), Sheet1.Range("v5:v" & rowdata), 0))

Range("A39").Value = _

WorksheetFunction.Index(Sheet1.Range("H5:H" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(Sheet2.Range("Q29"), Sheet1.Range("v5:v" & rowdata), 0)) _

& " and " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(Sheet1.Range("B5:B" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(Sheet2.Range("Q29"), Sheet1.Range("V5:V" & rowdata), 0)) _

& " and Ligtness of " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(Sheet1.Range("R5:R" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(Sheet2.Range("Q29"), Sheet1.Range("V5:V" & rowdata), 0))

Next


Can anyone help with an Index/Match that refers to a second worksheet?
 

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I’m having problem with my VBA Index/Match for the ‘’’’Detail section color name’’’’ because it refers to another worksheet for the first part of the Match.

The Index/Match for ‘’’’Tab/Cells Color name’’’’ works fine because all the refers to are for the same worksheet it’s on.


VBA Code:
‘’’’Tab/Cells Color name’’’’

For rowdata = RowDataStart To RowDataEnd

Range("A36:A37").ClearContents

Range("A36").Value = ShGE03.Name & " cell interior color and Tab color is " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(ShGE03.Range("D5:D" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(ShGE03.Range("A5"), ShGE03.Range("v5:v" & rowdata), 0))

Range("A37").Value = _

WorksheetFunction.Index(ShGE03.Range("H5:H" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(ShGE03.Range("A5"), ShGE03.Range("v5:v" & rowdata), 0)) _

& " and " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(ShGE03.Range("B5:B" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(ShGE03.Range("A5"), ShGE03.Range("V5:V" & rowdata), 0)) _

& " and Ligtness of " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(ShGE03.Range("R5:R" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(ShGE03.Range("A5"), ShGE03.Range("V5:V" & rowdata), 0))

Next


This part not working.
VBA Code:
‘’’’Detail section color name’’’’

For rowdata = RowDataStart To RowDataEnd

Dim Sheet1 As Worksheet

Set Sheet1 = Worksheets("General.ColorNames") 'CODENAME ShGE03

Dim Sheet2 As Worksheet

Set Sheet2 = Worksheets("Controls.General") 'CODENAME ShCO01

Range("A38:A39").ClearContents

Range("A38").Value = "All worksheets 'Detail' section cells interior color is " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(Sheet1.Range("D5:D" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(Sheet2.Range("Q29"), Sheet1.Range("v5:v" & rowdata), 0))

Range("A39").Value = _

WorksheetFunction.Index(Sheet1.Range("H5:H" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(Sheet2.Range("Q29"), Sheet1.Range("v5:v" & rowdata), 0)) _

& " and " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(Sheet1.Range("B5:B" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(Sheet2.Range("Q29"), Sheet1.Range("V5:V" & rowdata), 0)) _

& " and Ligtness of " & _

WorksheetFunction.Index(Sheet1.Range("R5:R" & rowdata), _

WorksheetFunction.Match(Sheet2.Range("Q29"), Sheet1.Range("V5:V" & rowdata), 0))

Next


Can anyone help with an Index/Match that refers to a second worksheet?
I solved it myself! The reference should have been: ("P29") 'DUUH' I feel about 1" tall. SORRY
WorksheetFunction.Match(Sheet2.Range("Q29")
 
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