Compile error: Expected End Sub

**Leeboy** · 03-18-2010, 12:40 PM

Hi

I'm currently working on a small system where Excel has some rows to calculate. I wont explain in details what is should do, but when i run my VBA is says the error in the title of my thread.

How my code looks:

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And.
Is it possible to put more codes in one macro? Like as you see A14:I14 should be 227, and so. Can i put more of the same stuff in, so A15:I15 should be 225. So i only has to enable 1 macro at the time.

**JBeaucaire** · 03-18-2010, 01:06 PM

If this is a macro that is supposed to activate itself, then remove the first line of code, it's redundant. the ws_change line should be first.

Also, this macro goes in the Sheet module itself, not a regular module (Module1 or Module2, etc.)

**Leeboy** · 03-18-2010, 05:09 PM

I'm not all sure I get what you mean. I have tried to edit some of the stuff, but it comes with a syntex error, or again, with the Expected End Sub.

What I wan't is to put in alot of different codes, and then activate the one macro.
Later disable the macro and start a new macro.

How it looks
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I want the small tables under to activate when all the numbers in one line are picked.
The big plate with all the numbers will be empty and filled out with the numbers you pick later on.

So by calculating the total amount of each line i can make the macro go to a specefic place when the amount is reached.
I know how to reach the amount and so, but the macro wont work as it should >.<

**JBeaucaire** · 03-18-2010, 05:19 PM

This thread is about the END SUB error. Don't get your two threads mixed up.

Take out this line of code:

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**Leeboy** · 03-19-2010, 03:16 AM

Originally Posted by JBeaucaire

This thread is about the END SUB error. Don't get your two threads mixed up.

Take out this line of code:

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Good ^^ Thanks. It worked.
New problem arrived. Making a new thread then, so it doesn't mix up.
Can't give you more points though i would.

**JBeaucaire** · 03-19-2010, 11:17 AM

If that takes care of this thread, please click EDIT in your original post, click GO ADVANCED and set the PREFIX box to SOLVED.

**Andrew-R** · 08-31-2011, 08:56 AM

You shouldn't post a new problem in an existing thread (especially not one which is 2.5 years old), but if you look at the thread you'll find that your answer is in there (hint: you open sub Option1 and then try to open another sub without closing Option1 first).