Variables for Ranges

mt

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I am having trouble getting variable to work in this procedure. When I hardcode the ranges, it runs fine. The two variables I am having trouble with are 1.) defining the last row of the filter outSh Range, and 2.) defining the last row of the filter range.

Any help will be greatly appreciated of if you see any other issues that could improve the code.

Thanks
Mike
Code:
'Set Filter in Place
 
Set outsh = Worksheets("FilterCriteria")
For Each ce In outsh.Range("BN3", outsh.Cells(Rows.Count), 66).End(xlUp))   'BN58
For i = 1 To 10             ' Set i counter to the number of Data Sheets in Workbook
    ToRow = Worksheets("Report1").Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row + 1 ' ToRow resets to new row after each loop
    With Worksheets("Data" & i)
        
        On Error Resume Next
        LastRow = .Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row
         
        .Range("AO1").Value = "Resource"            'Criteria Range copied into Data sheets
        .Range("AO2").Value = ce.Value
        .Range("AP1").Value = "Date"
        .Range("AQ1").Value = "Date"
        .Range("AP2").Value = Worksheets("FilterCriteria").Cells(3, 3)
        .Range("AQ2").Value = Worksheets("FilterCriteria").Cells(3, 4)
        .Range("A4:AN" & LastRow).AdvancedFilter Action:=xlFilterInPlace, criteriarange:=.Range("AO1:AQ2") ', copytorange:=outsh.Cells(Rows.Count, ce.Column).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)
        .Range("AO1:AQ2").ClearContents
  End With
    
    Next i
    Copy_Rng        'Procedure below
    'Format_Print    'Procedure below
    Next ce
  End Sub
 

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Hi Mike

Is the following a typo?

Code:
For Each ce In outsh.Range("BN3", outsh.Cells(Rows.Count), 66).End(xlUp))   'BN58

looks like the .Cells(Rows.Count) is incorrect (shouldnt have the last parenthesis).

I always tend to define my ranges actually outside of the loops and then refer to them by a reference eg:

Code:
Set rng = Range("A1:A" & cells(65536,"N").End(xlUp).Row)

....

For Each cell in rng
....

Best regards

Richard
 
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Richard,
Thanks for the quick response.
I keep getting a "wrong number of arguements" error using rows.count . I have tried a number of different combinations, but can't seem to make it work.

Also, any idea why the LastRow variable is not working correctly? If I set the LastRow definition outside of the For loop, I was not sure how to define the range.

Thanks,
Mike
 
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Does this work any better?:

Code:
For Each ce In outsh.Range("BN3", outsh.Cells(Application.Rows.Count, 66).End(xlUp))   'BN58

There doesn't look to be anything wrong with your LastRow definition - is it Dimensioned as a Long (ie in case the value is greater than 32768)?

Richard
 
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Richard,
No luck with it. I have it hard coded to run for now. Maybe I'll discover what is wrong later. Thanks for your effort.

Mike
 
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