Hi.
In column "A" I'm scriving values, for example prices.
I would like to do it faster. I found VBA code (unfortunately don't know author) which helps me much.
I have list of prices, for example 2,99 3,99 etc.
When I scive "2" or "3" and hit enter, vba automatically insert "2,99" "3,99"
Problem is when I have prices for example 2,99 and 22,99.
I would like to scrive 2,9 or 22,9 and let vba to fill rest but doesn't recognize ","
Is there any solution or other code which will serve it?
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
'Sub "autocompletes" data entered into column A using a source table on a different worksheet. If more than one match is
' found, the user is allowed to continue entering characters until a unique match is found. If no matches are found, the
' data is accepted as entered. ALT + Enter, Enter to force the macro to accept data as entered. The sub is triggered by
' the Enter key.
Dim cel As Range
Dim match1 As Range
Dim match2 As Range
Dim rg As Range
Dim targ As Range
'***Please adjust the next two statements before using this code!***
Set targ = Intersect(Target, Range("A:A")) 'Watch the cells in column A
Set rg = Worksheets("Source data").Range("B:B") 'Use named range AutoCompleteText for "autocomplete" info
If targ Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Application.EnableEvents = False
On Error GoTo errhandler 'If code encounters an error, turn events back on
For Each cel In targ
If Not IsError(cel) Then
If cel <> "" And Right(cel, 3) <> Chr(10) Then
Set match1 = Nothing
Set match1 = rg.Find(cel & "*", lookat:=xlWhole, MatchCase:=False) 'Match is case insensitive
If Not match1 Is Nothing Then
Set match2 = rg.FindNext(after:=match1)
If match2.Address = match1.Address Then 'Code is fooled by identical strings in two cells
cel = match1 'Only one match found. Use it to "autocomplete" the cell
Else 'More than one match found. User must enter more data. Return to "Edit" mode
cel.Activate
'Application.SendKeys ("{F2}") 'Begin editing after last character entered
End If
Else 'No matches found. Do not change entered text
End If
Else 'Strip the line feed from the end of the text string
If cel <> "" And Right(cel, 3) = Chr(10) Then cel = Left(cel, Len(cel) - 1)
End If
End If
Next cel
errhandler: Application.EnableEvents = True
On Error GoTo 0
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
In column "A" I'm scriving values, for example prices.
I would like to do it faster. I found VBA code (unfortunately don't know author) which helps me much.
I have list of prices, for example 2,99 3,99 etc.
When I scive "2" or "3" and hit enter, vba automatically insert "2,99" "3,99"
Problem is when I have prices for example 2,99 and 22,99.
I would like to scrive 2,9 or 22,9 and let vba to fill rest but doesn't recognize ","
Is there any solution or other code which will serve it?
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
'Sub "autocompletes" data entered into column A using a source table on a different worksheet. If more than one match is
' found, the user is allowed to continue entering characters until a unique match is found. If no matches are found, the
' data is accepted as entered. ALT + Enter, Enter to force the macro to accept data as entered. The sub is triggered by
' the Enter key.
Dim cel As Range
Dim match1 As Range
Dim match2 As Range
Dim rg As Range
Dim targ As Range
'***Please adjust the next two statements before using this code!***
Set targ = Intersect(Target, Range("A:A")) 'Watch the cells in column A
Set rg = Worksheets("Source data").Range("B:B") 'Use named range AutoCompleteText for "autocomplete" info
If targ Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Application.EnableEvents = False
On Error GoTo errhandler 'If code encounters an error, turn events back on
For Each cel In targ
If Not IsError(cel) Then
If cel <> "" And Right(cel, 3) <> Chr(10) Then
Set match1 = Nothing
Set match1 = rg.Find(cel & "*", lookat:=xlWhole, MatchCase:=False) 'Match is case insensitive
If Not match1 Is Nothing Then
Set match2 = rg.FindNext(after:=match1)
If match2.Address = match1.Address Then 'Code is fooled by identical strings in two cells
cel = match1 'Only one match found. Use it to "autocomplete" the cell
Else 'More than one match found. User must enter more data. Return to "Edit" mode
cel.Activate
'Application.SendKeys ("{F2}") 'Begin editing after last character entered
End If
Else 'No matches found. Do not change entered text
End If
Else 'Strip the line feed from the end of the text string
If cel <> "" And Right(cel, 3) = Chr(10) Then cel = Left(cel, Len(cel) - 1)
End If
End If
Next cel
errhandler: Application.EnableEvents = True
On Error GoTo 0
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
