SD Card Recovery ----How to Recover Lost Files from SD Card?: Troubleshooting:Copy/Paste macro Error

Friday, 23 September 2016

Troubleshooting:Copy/Paste macro Error

Copy/Paste macro

Hi! Can someone walk me through how to do the following in VBA?

I have a list of data that is 5 columns wide and n rows long.
I want to be able to highlight the data over 5 columns and however many rows I'd like, but not to exceed 35 rows.
Once selected, I want to be able to hit a hotkey and have a macro paste just the values of the selection into a box that is a range of
cells in the same sheet - ("C2:G35").
And then delete the original selection that I pasted.

I don't know how to say this in VBA and I cant yet navigate through the errors I'm getting.
But I think the code should look roughly like:

If selection.rows.count<=35
and selection.columns.count=5
then selection.copy
.range("C2").pastespecial paste:=xlvalues
selection.delete

end sub

Thank you for the help.

Solutions to the Problem Copy/Paste macro

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Please note that C2:G35 contains only 34 rows.
Can the selection be any range of 5 columns and at most 35 rows? Or should it be within columns C:G? If it can be anywhere:

Sub MoveSelection()
    Dim rngSrc As Range
    Dim rngDst As Range
    Set rngSrc = Selection
    If rngSrc.Rows.Count <= 35 And rngSrc.Columns.Count = 5 Then
        Set rngDst = Range("C2").Resize(rngSrc.Rows.Count, 5)
        If Intersect(rngSrc, rngDst) Is Nothing Then
            rngSrc.Copy
            rngDst.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues
            rngSrc.ClearContents
        Else
            MsgBox "Source range overlaps destination range!", vbExclamation
        End If
    Else
        MsgBox "Source range doesn't have correct dimensions!", vbExclamation
    End If
End Sub

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