Loop Data By Rows

Denny57

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Hopefully this should be the last request for a while.

I have been using the following code to populate sequential textboxes in a UserForm where the each array is compiled of columns. In the following the sequence of cell values would be:-
For Draw 1 TxtBox1 = B5, TxtBox2 = C5, TxtBox3 = D5, TxtBox4 = E5, TxtBox5 = B6, TxtBox6 = C6 etc Through to Cell E8
For Draw 2 TxtBox1 = Y5, TxtBox2 = Z5, TxtBox3 = AA5, TxtBox4 = AB5, TxtBox5 = Y6, TxtBox6 = Z6 etc

VBA Code:
Option Explicit

Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim lngCtrlLoop As Long
Dim lngRowLoop As Long
Dim tbCounter As Long
Dim vCols As Variant
Dim vCol As Variant
Dim DrawToColsDict As Object

Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
    Set ws = Sheets("Sheet1")
End Sub

Private Sub cmdCallResult_Click()
    Set DrawToColsDict = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
    
        With DrawToColsDict
            .Add "Draw 1", Array("B", "C", "D", "E")
            .Add "Draw 2", Array("Y", "Z", "AA", "AB")
        End With
        With Me
                vCols = DrawToColsDict(.cboDrawNumber.Value)
            tbCounter = 1
                For lngRowLoop = 5 To 8
                    For Each vCol In vCols
                        .Controls("txtBox" & tbCounter).Text = ws.Cells(lngRowLoop, vCol).Text
                    tbCounter = tbCounter + 1
                    Next
                Next
        End With
End Sub

I am looking for similar code but where the informaton is held in rows so all the TextBoxes per "Draw" (Combox Value) will be populated from a single row
For Draw 1 TxtBox1 = B5, TxtBox2 = B6, TxtBox3 = B7 TxtBox4 = B8 TxtBox5 = B9 etc
For Draw 2 TxtBox1 = C5, TxtBox2 = C6, TxtBox3 = C7 etc

A similar solution would be most appreciated
 

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Hopefully this should be the last request for a while.

I have been using the following code to populate sequential textboxes in a UserForm where the each array is compiled of columns. In the following the sequence of cell values would be:-
For Draw 1 TxtBox1 = B5, TxtBox2 = C5, TxtBox3 = D5, TxtBox4 = E5, TxtBox5 = B6, TxtBox6 = C6 etc Through to Cell E8
For Draw 2 TxtBox1 = Y5, TxtBox2 = Z5, TxtBox3 = AA5, TxtBox4 = AB5, TxtBox5 = Y6, TxtBox6 = Z6 etc

VBA Code:
Option Explicit

Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim lngCtrlLoop As Long
Dim lngRowLoop As Long
Dim tbCounter As Long
Dim vCols As Variant
Dim vCol As Variant
Dim DrawToColsDict As Object

Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
    Set ws = Sheets("Sheet1")
End Sub

Private Sub cmdCallResult_Click()
    Set DrawToColsDict = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
   
        With DrawToColsDict
            .Add "Draw 1", Array("B", "C", "D", "E")
            .Add "Draw 2", Array("Y", "Z", "AA", "AB")
        End With
        With Me
                vCols = DrawToColsDict(.cboDrawNumber.Value)
            tbCounter = 1
                For lngRowLoop = 5 To 8
                    For Each vCol In vCols
                        .Controls("txtBox" & tbCounter).Text = ws.Cells(lngRowLoop, vCol).Text
                    tbCounter = tbCounter + 1
                    Next
                Next
        End With
End Sub

I am looking for similar code but where the informaton is held in rows so all the TextBoxes per "Draw" (Combox Value) will be populated from a single row
For Draw 1 TxtBox1 = B5, TxtBox2 = B6, TxtBox3 = B7 TxtBox4 = B8 TxtBox5 = B9 etc
For Draw 2 TxtBox1 = C5, TxtBox2 = C6, TxtBox3 = C7 etc

A similar solution would be most appreciated
Please see Change (Typo "row" should have read as "column")

I am looking for similar code but where the informaton is held in Columns so all the TextBoxes per "Draw" (Combox Value) will be populated from a single Column
For Draw 1 TxtBox1 = B5, TxtBox2 = B6, TxtBox3 = B7 TxtBox4 = B8 TxtBox5 = B9 etc
For Draw 2 TxtBox1 = C5, TxtBox2 = C6, TxtBox3 = C7 etc
 
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