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I'll just warn here, that I suck at VBA. Every macro I write is done brute force. When I totally get stuck I end up here. So here my process of trying to build what you need. I'd like to help more, but this is the best I can offer.
Record a macro of: open a new worksheet select a cell and type in: =max( then select the values on the first worksheet you are interested in Then type: ) and hit enter Then I would select the next row down and do it again so you can see how excel references groups of six cells stop your macro recording now go find our about ranges and how to utilize them properly I use this link a lot the get range syntax http://www.excel-vba.com/vba-excel-lesson-2-6-1-range-cells.htm Then learn how to do a for statement (you can just type: for and then hit f1 to get help on it in the VBA editor) this link has an example of a FOR statement http://www.excel-vba.com/vba-code-2-11-variables.htm and more stuff here http://www.excel-vba.com/excel-vba-contents.htm There are other sites, i generally google what I need. I find that working it out for myself help me learn the whole VBA faster than just asking question after question. I know I have not been as helpful as you need, but I find the turnaround on this forum to be slower than I need, so I thought I'd give you a method to work it out on your own. |
Résultats pour Macro to choose the max x value and
Résultats pour Macro to choose the max x value and
Résultats pour Macro to choose the max x value and
Résultats pour Macro to choose the max x value and
Résultats pour Macro to choose the max x value and