RE: Sub too large
- From: "Greg Wilson" <GregWilson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2005 21:40:02 -0700
Worksheets("Sheet2") should be Worksheets("Detail").
Sorry, forgot to change it.
Regards,
Greg
"Greg Wilson" wrote:
> The appended code assumes that the data you are extracting from ***
> "Detail" continues in the same pattern in column B (groups of 6 with 3 cell
> gaps in between). The code is constructed to handle a total of 6 groups which
> are transfered by clicking on cells B8:B13. This demonstrates a technique
> only and will require restructuring to suit your particular situation.
>
> Regards,
> Greg
>
> Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)
> Dim i As Integer, ii As Integer, x As Integer
> Dim rng As Range
>
> Set rng = Range("B8:B13")
> If Target.Count > 1 Or _
> Intersect(Target, rng) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
> x = 4
> With Worksheets("Sheet2")
> For i = 0 To 1
> For ii = 1 To 3
> Cells(ii, 11 + i * 9) = _
> .Cells(x + (Target.Row - 8) * 9, 2)
> x = x + 1
> Next
> Next
> End With
> End Sub
>
>
>
> "ronreggin" wrote:
>
> > Is there a limit to the size of sub procedure? I am receiving an error for
> > my procedure being too large.
> >
> > I need to have cells, call them K1-3 and T1-3, change depeding on what cell
> > is currently selected. I have a square of cells 31 x 72 for a total of 1,147
> > possibilities. I have only completed the third column and have already
> > recieved the error. My code works for two columns but no more. Here is a
> > sample of what I am doing, please let me know if there is more a way around
> > this or a different way of performing this function.
> >
> > Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)
> >
> > '1st of the Month
> >
> > 'Room 1 on the 1st
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$8") Then Range("K1").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B4").Value
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$8") Then Range("K2").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B5").Value
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$8") Then Range("K3").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B6").Value
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$8") Then Range("T1").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B7").Value
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$8") Then Range("T2").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B8").Value
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$8") Then Range("T3").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B9").Value
> >
> > 'Room 2 on the 1st
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$9") Then Range("K1").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B13").Value
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$9") Then Range("K2").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B14").Value
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$9") Then Range("K3").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B15").Value
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$9") Then Range("T1").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B16").Value
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$9") Then Range("T2").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B17").Value
> > If Target.Address = ("$B$9") Then Range("T3").Value =
> > Worksheets("Detail").Range("B18").Value
> >
> > Joe
.
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