The Proper way to get rid of "Long Procedure" error
Dear all. My excel file with macro is attached. My problem is the current macro gives "Long Procedure" error if I extends the codes. The table is constant by rows & columns and can be pasted below around 20 times. The table is consist of 13 rows and will be pasted next to eachother as in the file. How can the code simplified to get rid of "Long Procedure" error to be able to use in maximum 20 tables?
Last edited by zrs; 02-24-2020 at 07:47 PM.
Selam Arkadas.
Your code is way way too repetitive.
The first thing is your code should be more like:
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Last edited by mehmetcik; 02-24-2020 at 06:57 PM.
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you do very similar things and these can be compacted into loops
but the calculation you do in your code does not give the results shown in your table.
so you may have to correct the formulas but you still can use the loop over each "block" (Period #)
Another problem is that your rows AZ to B? are merged (always five rows merged into a single one).
Here it is not possible to work with offset and therefore I had to use iFound1..4 (but is solved with this workaround)
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Merhabalar. Thanks a lot for your quick reply. You' re right that so repetitive and long but can not find a solution how to come over applying each line without repeat. The figures and probably the multipliers may change in each line and my example includes 3 tables only but may lead up to 20. I' m really stucked to have a proper solution because error is inevitable if I prolonge the code. Hoscakalin
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Dear Gue2013. Thanks a lot for your reply and solution. It really works well. Kind regards
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