Excel VBA - Routine that finds on one sheet and paste on another moving destination cells down












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Really appreciated any help on this!



I have 3 columns on 11 excel sheets that need to be copied to a unique destination sheet.



The eleven sheets refer to months, and I need to find a row referring to that month on the new worbook in order to paste, moving cells down, and then search for the next month and do the same, until all 11 months are copied.



What I have:



Sub PopulateFileTOupload()



' variables



Dim strFileToSave As String

Dim wbSource As Workbook
Dim wsSource As Worksheet

Dim wbTarget As Workbook
Dim wsTarget As Worksheet

Dim rngToCopy1 As Range, rngToCopy2 As Range, rngToCopy3 As Range
Dim dt As String, wbNam As String, wbDir As String

Dim FoundCell As Range, FirstAddr As String, fnd As String, i As Long


' ================ SOURCE ================



Set wbSource = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDocuments041_PRORATA_ANNUAL_CONTRACTS_UPLOAD.xls")
Set wsSource = wbSource.Worksheets("Month1")

' ================ COPY & PASTE ================

' source range1

Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown))
Set rngToCopy2 = wsSource.Range("N1", wsSource.Range("N1").End(xlDown))
Set rngToCopy3 = wsSource.Range("P1", wsSource.Range("P1").End(xlDown))

Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls")


' Paste range1


' DON 't know....



' ================ SAVE ================
wbNam = "0041_PRORATA_ANNUAL_CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_READY_"
dt = Format(CStr(Now), "dd_mm_yyyy_hh_mm")
wbTarget.SaveAs Filename:=wbNam & dt
' ================ CLOSE ================'
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
wbTarget.Close
Application.DisplayAlerts = True


End Sub










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  • wbSource.wsSource.Range("F1:F4").Copy to copy and wbDestination.wsDestination.Range("A1").Insert Shift:=xlDown to paste

    – Nathan_Sav
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:57


















1















Really appreciated any help on this!



I have 3 columns on 11 excel sheets that need to be copied to a unique destination sheet.



The eleven sheets refer to months, and I need to find a row referring to that month on the new worbook in order to paste, moving cells down, and then search for the next month and do the same, until all 11 months are copied.



What I have:



Sub PopulateFileTOupload()



' variables



Dim strFileToSave As String

Dim wbSource As Workbook
Dim wsSource As Worksheet

Dim wbTarget As Workbook
Dim wsTarget As Worksheet

Dim rngToCopy1 As Range, rngToCopy2 As Range, rngToCopy3 As Range
Dim dt As String, wbNam As String, wbDir As String

Dim FoundCell As Range, FirstAddr As String, fnd As String, i As Long


' ================ SOURCE ================



Set wbSource = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDocuments041_PRORATA_ANNUAL_CONTRACTS_UPLOAD.xls")
Set wsSource = wbSource.Worksheets("Month1")

' ================ COPY & PASTE ================

' source range1

Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown))
Set rngToCopy2 = wsSource.Range("N1", wsSource.Range("N1").End(xlDown))
Set rngToCopy3 = wsSource.Range("P1", wsSource.Range("P1").End(xlDown))

Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls")


' Paste range1


' DON 't know....



' ================ SAVE ================
wbNam = "0041_PRORATA_ANNUAL_CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_READY_"
dt = Format(CStr(Now), "dd_mm_yyyy_hh_mm")
wbTarget.SaveAs Filename:=wbNam & dt
' ================ CLOSE ================'
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
wbTarget.Close
Application.DisplayAlerts = True


End Sub










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  • wbSource.wsSource.Range("F1:F4").Copy to copy and wbDestination.wsDestination.Range("A1").Insert Shift:=xlDown to paste

    – Nathan_Sav
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:57
















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Really appreciated any help on this!



I have 3 columns on 11 excel sheets that need to be copied to a unique destination sheet.



The eleven sheets refer to months, and I need to find a row referring to that month on the new worbook in order to paste, moving cells down, and then search for the next month and do the same, until all 11 months are copied.



What I have:



Sub PopulateFileTOupload()



' variables



Dim strFileToSave As String

Dim wbSource As Workbook
Dim wsSource As Worksheet

Dim wbTarget As Workbook
Dim wsTarget As Worksheet

Dim rngToCopy1 As Range, rngToCopy2 As Range, rngToCopy3 As Range
Dim dt As String, wbNam As String, wbDir As String

Dim FoundCell As Range, FirstAddr As String, fnd As String, i As Long


' ================ SOURCE ================



Set wbSource = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDocuments041_PRORATA_ANNUAL_CONTRACTS_UPLOAD.xls")
Set wsSource = wbSource.Worksheets("Month1")

' ================ COPY & PASTE ================

' source range1

Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown))
Set rngToCopy2 = wsSource.Range("N1", wsSource.Range("N1").End(xlDown))
Set rngToCopy3 = wsSource.Range("P1", wsSource.Range("P1").End(xlDown))

Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls")


' Paste range1


' DON 't know....



' ================ SAVE ================
wbNam = "0041_PRORATA_ANNUAL_CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_READY_"
dt = Format(CStr(Now), "dd_mm_yyyy_hh_mm")
wbTarget.SaveAs Filename:=wbNam & dt
' ================ CLOSE ================'
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
wbTarget.Close
Application.DisplayAlerts = True


End Sub










share|improve this question














Really appreciated any help on this!



I have 3 columns on 11 excel sheets that need to be copied to a unique destination sheet.



The eleven sheets refer to months, and I need to find a row referring to that month on the new worbook in order to paste, moving cells down, and then search for the next month and do the same, until all 11 months are copied.



What I have:



Sub PopulateFileTOupload()



' variables



Dim strFileToSave As String

Dim wbSource As Workbook
Dim wsSource As Worksheet

Dim wbTarget As Workbook
Dim wsTarget As Worksheet

Dim rngToCopy1 As Range, rngToCopy2 As Range, rngToCopy3 As Range
Dim dt As String, wbNam As String, wbDir As String

Dim FoundCell As Range, FirstAddr As String, fnd As String, i As Long


' ================ SOURCE ================



Set wbSource = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDocuments041_PRORATA_ANNUAL_CONTRACTS_UPLOAD.xls")
Set wsSource = wbSource.Worksheets("Month1")

' ================ COPY & PASTE ================

' source range1

Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown))
Set rngToCopy2 = wsSource.Range("N1", wsSource.Range("N1").End(xlDown))
Set rngToCopy3 = wsSource.Range("P1", wsSource.Range("P1").End(xlDown))

Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls")


' Paste range1


' DON 't know....



' ================ SAVE ================
wbNam = "0041_PRORATA_ANNUAL_CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_READY_"
dt = Format(CStr(Now), "dd_mm_yyyy_hh_mm")
wbTarget.SaveAs Filename:=wbNam & dt
' ================ CLOSE ================'
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
wbTarget.Close
Application.DisplayAlerts = True


End Sub







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  • wbSource.wsSource.Range("F1:F4").Copy to copy and wbDestination.wsDestination.Range("A1").Insert Shift:=xlDown to paste

    – Nathan_Sav
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:57





















  • wbSource.wsSource.Range("F1:F4").Copy to copy and wbDestination.wsDestination.Range("A1").Insert Shift:=xlDown to paste

    – Nathan_Sav
    Nov 21 '18 at 9:57



















wbSource.wsSource.Range("F1:F4").Copy to copy and wbDestination.wsDestination.Range("A1").Insert Shift:=xlDown to paste

– Nathan_Sav
Nov 21 '18 at 9:57







wbSource.wsSource.Range("F1:F4").Copy to copy and wbDestination.wsDestination.Range("A1").Insert Shift:=xlDown to paste

– Nathan_Sav
Nov 21 '18 at 9:57














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You need to layout a bit more information about your destination book, in order to point out what you can use to identify the row to copy your data to, however...



Lets say the data in your destination workbook is formatted something like this, all in one sheet if my understanding of your question is right:



January
Data
Data
Data
Data
February
Data
Data
Data
Data
ETC ETC
Data
Data
Data
Data


The basic steps would be:



Identify the row number where you want to add data



Dim monthRow As Long
monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets(1).Range("A:A").Find("January:", LookIn:=xlValues).Row


Check number of rows in your original data



Dim janRows As Long
janRows = rngToCopy1.rows.count


Insert that many free rows in your target book



wbTarget.Sheets(1).Rows(monthRow + 1 & ":" & monthRow + janRows).EntireRow.Insert


Transfer data across



wbTarget.Sheets(1).Range("B" & monthRow + 1 & ":B" & monthRow + janRows) = rngToCopy1


There are various ways to do this (more than one way to skin a cat), but this would be easiest i think.



I hope this helps, if not i`ll be happy to assist further.






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  • Hi DarXyde, thank you so much! Looks I'm heading in the right direction. It is placing the cursor in the correct row, but not pasting data. This is now what I have:

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:24













  • Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown)) Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls") monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("J:J").Find("1*MONTHANNUAL*", LookIn:=xlValues).Row month1Rows = rngToCopy1.Rows.Count wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7).EntireRow.Insert wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7) = rngToCopy1

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:27











  • rngToCopy1 could actually be all data in the source sheet...

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:28











  • Try adding .value to the rngToCopy1 (ie: rngToCopy1.value). Also, you might need to play with the range to be inserted, i think it does insert 1 to much... wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6).EntireRow.Insert and wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6) = rngToCopy1.value

    – DarXyde
    Nov 22 '18 at 12:27








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    Thank you so much for your precious help :)

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:17











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You need to layout a bit more information about your destination book, in order to point out what you can use to identify the row to copy your data to, however...



Lets say the data in your destination workbook is formatted something like this, all in one sheet if my understanding of your question is right:



January
Data
Data
Data
Data
February
Data
Data
Data
Data
ETC ETC
Data
Data
Data
Data


The basic steps would be:



Identify the row number where you want to add data



Dim monthRow As Long
monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets(1).Range("A:A").Find("January:", LookIn:=xlValues).Row


Check number of rows in your original data



Dim janRows As Long
janRows = rngToCopy1.rows.count


Insert that many free rows in your target book



wbTarget.Sheets(1).Rows(monthRow + 1 & ":" & monthRow + janRows).EntireRow.Insert


Transfer data across



wbTarget.Sheets(1).Range("B" & monthRow + 1 & ":B" & monthRow + janRows) = rngToCopy1


There are various ways to do this (more than one way to skin a cat), but this would be easiest i think.



I hope this helps, if not i`ll be happy to assist further.






share|improve this answer


























  • Hi DarXyde, thank you so much! Looks I'm heading in the right direction. It is placing the cursor in the correct row, but not pasting data. This is now what I have:

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:24













  • Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown)) Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls") monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("J:J").Find("1*MONTHANNUAL*", LookIn:=xlValues).Row month1Rows = rngToCopy1.Rows.Count wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7).EntireRow.Insert wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7) = rngToCopy1

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:27











  • rngToCopy1 could actually be all data in the source sheet...

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:28











  • Try adding .value to the rngToCopy1 (ie: rngToCopy1.value). Also, you might need to play with the range to be inserted, i think it does insert 1 to much... wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6).EntireRow.Insert and wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6) = rngToCopy1.value

    – DarXyde
    Nov 22 '18 at 12:27








  • 1





    Thank you so much for your precious help :)

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:17
















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You need to layout a bit more information about your destination book, in order to point out what you can use to identify the row to copy your data to, however...



Lets say the data in your destination workbook is formatted something like this, all in one sheet if my understanding of your question is right:



January
Data
Data
Data
Data
February
Data
Data
Data
Data
ETC ETC
Data
Data
Data
Data


The basic steps would be:



Identify the row number where you want to add data



Dim monthRow As Long
monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets(1).Range("A:A").Find("January:", LookIn:=xlValues).Row


Check number of rows in your original data



Dim janRows As Long
janRows = rngToCopy1.rows.count


Insert that many free rows in your target book



wbTarget.Sheets(1).Rows(monthRow + 1 & ":" & monthRow + janRows).EntireRow.Insert


Transfer data across



wbTarget.Sheets(1).Range("B" & monthRow + 1 & ":B" & monthRow + janRows) = rngToCopy1


There are various ways to do this (more than one way to skin a cat), but this would be easiest i think.



I hope this helps, if not i`ll be happy to assist further.






share|improve this answer


























  • Hi DarXyde, thank you so much! Looks I'm heading in the right direction. It is placing the cursor in the correct row, but not pasting data. This is now what I have:

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:24













  • Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown)) Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls") monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("J:J").Find("1*MONTHANNUAL*", LookIn:=xlValues).Row month1Rows = rngToCopy1.Rows.Count wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7).EntireRow.Insert wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7) = rngToCopy1

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:27











  • rngToCopy1 could actually be all data in the source sheet...

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:28











  • Try adding .value to the rngToCopy1 (ie: rngToCopy1.value). Also, you might need to play with the range to be inserted, i think it does insert 1 to much... wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6).EntireRow.Insert and wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6) = rngToCopy1.value

    – DarXyde
    Nov 22 '18 at 12:27








  • 1





    Thank you so much for your precious help :)

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:17














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You need to layout a bit more information about your destination book, in order to point out what you can use to identify the row to copy your data to, however...



Lets say the data in your destination workbook is formatted something like this, all in one sheet if my understanding of your question is right:



January
Data
Data
Data
Data
February
Data
Data
Data
Data
ETC ETC
Data
Data
Data
Data


The basic steps would be:



Identify the row number where you want to add data



Dim monthRow As Long
monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets(1).Range("A:A").Find("January:", LookIn:=xlValues).Row


Check number of rows in your original data



Dim janRows As Long
janRows = rngToCopy1.rows.count


Insert that many free rows in your target book



wbTarget.Sheets(1).Rows(monthRow + 1 & ":" & monthRow + janRows).EntireRow.Insert


Transfer data across



wbTarget.Sheets(1).Range("B" & monthRow + 1 & ":B" & monthRow + janRows) = rngToCopy1


There are various ways to do this (more than one way to skin a cat), but this would be easiest i think.



I hope this helps, if not i`ll be happy to assist further.






share|improve this answer















You need to layout a bit more information about your destination book, in order to point out what you can use to identify the row to copy your data to, however...



Lets say the data in your destination workbook is formatted something like this, all in one sheet if my understanding of your question is right:



January
Data
Data
Data
Data
February
Data
Data
Data
Data
ETC ETC
Data
Data
Data
Data


The basic steps would be:



Identify the row number where you want to add data



Dim monthRow As Long
monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets(1).Range("A:A").Find("January:", LookIn:=xlValues).Row


Check number of rows in your original data



Dim janRows As Long
janRows = rngToCopy1.rows.count


Insert that many free rows in your target book



wbTarget.Sheets(1).Rows(monthRow + 1 & ":" & monthRow + janRows).EntireRow.Insert


Transfer data across



wbTarget.Sheets(1).Range("B" & monthRow + 1 & ":B" & monthRow + janRows) = rngToCopy1


There are various ways to do this (more than one way to skin a cat), but this would be easiest i think.



I hope this helps, if not i`ll be happy to assist further.







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  • Hi DarXyde, thank you so much! Looks I'm heading in the right direction. It is placing the cursor in the correct row, but not pasting data. This is now what I have:

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:24













  • Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown)) Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls") monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("J:J").Find("1*MONTHANNUAL*", LookIn:=xlValues).Row month1Rows = rngToCopy1.Rows.Count wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7).EntireRow.Insert wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7) = rngToCopy1

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:27











  • rngToCopy1 could actually be all data in the source sheet...

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:28











  • Try adding .value to the rngToCopy1 (ie: rngToCopy1.value). Also, you might need to play with the range to be inserted, i think it does insert 1 to much... wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6).EntireRow.Insert and wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6) = rngToCopy1.value

    – DarXyde
    Nov 22 '18 at 12:27








  • 1





    Thank you so much for your precious help :)

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:17



















  • Hi DarXyde, thank you so much! Looks I'm heading in the right direction. It is placing the cursor in the correct row, but not pasting data. This is now what I have:

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:24













  • Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown)) Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls") monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("J:J").Find("1*MONTHANNUAL*", LookIn:=xlValues).Row month1Rows = rngToCopy1.Rows.Count wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7).EntireRow.Insert wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7) = rngToCopy1

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:27











  • rngToCopy1 could actually be all data in the source sheet...

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:28











  • Try adding .value to the rngToCopy1 (ie: rngToCopy1.value). Also, you might need to play with the range to be inserted, i think it does insert 1 to much... wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6).EntireRow.Insert and wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6) = rngToCopy1.value

    – DarXyde
    Nov 22 '18 at 12:27








  • 1





    Thank you so much for your precious help :)

    – MarioLourenco
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:17

















Hi DarXyde, thank you so much! Looks I'm heading in the right direction. It is placing the cursor in the correct row, but not pasting data. This is now what I have:

– MarioLourenco
Nov 22 '18 at 11:24







Hi DarXyde, thank you so much! Looks I'm heading in the right direction. It is placing the cursor in the correct row, but not pasting data. This is now what I have:

– MarioLourenco
Nov 22 '18 at 11:24















Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown)) Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls") monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("J:J").Find("1*MONTHANNUAL*", LookIn:=xlValues).Row month1Rows = rngToCopy1.Rows.Count wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7).EntireRow.Insert wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7) = rngToCopy1

– MarioLourenco
Nov 22 '18 at 11:27





Set rngToCopy1 = wsSource.Range("E1", wsSource.Range("E1").End(xlDown)) Set wbTarget = Workbooks.Open("C:UsersMLOURENCDesktopUP_FRONT S&D041_PT2.Anual-Template041_PRORATA ANNUAL CONTRACTS_UPLOAD_TEMPLATE.xls") monthRow = wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("J:J").Find("1*MONTHANNUAL*", LookIn:=xlValues).Row month1Rows = rngToCopy1.Rows.Count wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7).EntireRow.Insert wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 7) = rngToCopy1

– MarioLourenco
Nov 22 '18 at 11:27













rngToCopy1 could actually be all data in the source sheet...

– MarioLourenco
Nov 22 '18 at 11:28





rngToCopy1 could actually be all data in the source sheet...

– MarioLourenco
Nov 22 '18 at 11:28













Try adding .value to the rngToCopy1 (ie: rngToCopy1.value). Also, you might need to play with the range to be inserted, i think it does insert 1 to much... wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6).EntireRow.Insert and wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6) = rngToCopy1.value

– DarXyde
Nov 22 '18 at 12:27







Try adding .value to the rngToCopy1 (ie: rngToCopy1.value). Also, you might need to play with the range to be inserted, i think it does insert 1 to much... wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Rows(monthRow + 7 & ":" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6).EntireRow.Insert and wbTarget.Sheets("UAN upload").Range("E" & monthRow + 7 & ":E" & monthRow + month1Rows + 6) = rngToCopy1.value

– DarXyde
Nov 22 '18 at 12:27






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Thank you so much for your precious help :)

– MarioLourenco
Nov 22 '18 at 14:17





Thank you so much for your precious help :)

– MarioLourenco
Nov 22 '18 at 14:17


















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