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Pat_The_Bat

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If there is an "x" in sheet("Doc Request") cell B4,

I want my code to put a value "x" in the Sheet "Master" Cells C4, C5, C6, C7

I actually want to perform a couple of operations if that condition is true, but right now I need to at least get that line of code working again (This was working previously.... Ugh)


Code is below. Any help is appreciated. :)


Code:
Sub Breakdown1()


Dim Bor1 As String
Dim Bor2 As String
Dim Bor3 As String
Dim Bor4 As String


With Worksheets("Doc Request")
 Bor1 = .Range("B3").Value
 Bor2 = .Range("C3").Value
 Bor3 = .Range("D3").Value
 Bor4 = .Range("E3").Value
    Debug.Print Bor1
      Debug.Print Bor2
        Debug.Print Bor3
          Debug.Print Bor4
End With


'Load Borrower 1's income doc templates
'Salaried Wage Earner
With Sheets("Doc Request")
If Range("B4").Value2 = "x" Then Worksheets("Master").Range("C4,C5,C6,C7").Value2 = Bor1




End With




End Sub
 

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Perhaps this? Missing . before Range it looks like. And you can shorten the "C4,C5,C6,C7" to "C4:C7".

Rich (BB code):
If .Range("B4").Value2 = "x" Then Worksheets("Master").Range("C4:C7").Value2 = Bor1
 
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Perhaps this? Missing . before Range it looks like. And you can shorten the "C4,C5,C6,C7" to "C4:C7".

Rich (BB code):
If .Range("B4").Value2 = "x" Then Worksheets("Master").Range("C4:C7").Value2 = Bor1


That was it. That darn period.

I"ll clean up that other range syntax too. Thx! :)
 
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Hah, those are the ones we scratch our heads at the most. You're welcome.
 
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