Basic excel parametric sweep 3

[dkastz]

Hello colleagues

I have a range of cells with input data. For each of it i want to put corresponding value into a calculations sheet and store the result into new range - how to do that with VBA ?

thanx and kind regards

 

[IDS]

If your target range and source range are the same shape and size you could use named ranges:

Sub CopyData()
Range("TargetRangeName").Value = Range("SourceRangeName").Value
End Sub

If you want to do something more complicated, can you provide more details.

Doug Jenkins
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[dkastz]

...its like i have a sheet with complicated calculations of an angle. i want to have 100 increment input and see (and store)the result position...

 

[SkipVought]

What happen in vagueness, stays in vagueness.

You haven't helped yourself with your statements. Can you upload your workbook or at least post an example that illustrates your problem?

Skip,

_{Just traded in my OLD subtlety...
for a NUance!}

 

[IRstuff]

Why wouldn't you just use a For loop?

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[MintJulep]

No VBA needed.

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/wi...excel-data-table-to-compare-multiple-results/

 

[Denial]

The OP's requirements are a bit vague, but on my reading of them I fully agree with MintJulep that the TABLE feature in Excel is exactly what is required.[ ] Several years ago I was asked by my employers to give a series of lunchtime talks on some of Excel's powerful but lesser-known features, and this was one of them.[ ] I attach the example I used as part of my talk.

 

[TomBarsh]

Thank you Denial. Thanks to your post I have finally found where the Goal Seek function has been moved to in the new "Office" bar system. I still use the old keyboard shortcut of Alt + t then g. Haha, I've been doing this since Excel 2007 came out, and now I finally know.

 

[IDS]

And thankyou TomBarsh for the shortcut . For some reason I've always gone via the Data tab, which is annoying when you want something on the Home tab.

I agree that the Data Table feature is probably the easiest option, but another way to go if you are happy with VBA is to create a User Defined Function which is entered as an array formula. That can then return an array of any required size.

As Skip said, an example workbook showing what you have so far would be helpful.

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