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So this is code i wrote to check Product structure from 1 table in a database......so..... yea, why not right?



so its based on type which can have area(s) and area(s) can have group(s)



so I have



type and code area: blank group: blank
type and area and code group:blank
type and area and group and code


so as you can see it is stacked and the lookup is layered to find the correct code...Is there somethings I can do to improve it?



Public Function StackLayeredLookup()
Dim Start As Integer
Dim lStart As Integer
Dim cRows As Integer
Dim lRows As Integer

Dim TypeValue As String
Dim TypeCode As String
Dim AreaValue As String
Dim AreaCode As String
Dim GroupValue As String
Dim GroupCode As String

Dim aValue As String
Dim dValue As String

Const TypeCol = "G"
Const AreaCol = "H"
Const GroupCol = "I"

Const RegCol = "E"

Const tValueCol = "P"
Const aValueCol = "Q"
Const gValueCol = "R"

'Region = "MEX"

Start = 2

cRows = Worksheets(2).UsedRange.Rows.Count
lRows = Worksheets("TagCodes").UsedRange.Rows.Count

Do Until Start = cRows


TypeValue = Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Value
AreaValue = Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Value
GroupValue = Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Value

If (TypeValue <> "") Then

TypeCode = ""

lStart = 1

Do Until TypeCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeValue) Then

aValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value

gValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

If (aValue = " " And gValue = " ") Then

Worksheets(2).Range(tValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value

TypeCode = Worksheets(2).Range(tValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value

Exit Do

End If

Else

lStart = lStart + 1

End If

Loop
If (TypeCode = "") Then

Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

Else

Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

End If
If (TypeCode <> "" And AreaValue <> "") Then

AreaCode = ""

lStart = 1

Do Until AreaCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = AreaValue) Then

gValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeCode And gValue = " ") Then

Worksheets(2).Range(aValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value

AreaCode = Worksheets(2).Range(aValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value

Exit Do
Else

lStart = lStart + 1

End If

Else

lStart = lStart + 1

End If

Loop
If (AreaCode = "") Then

Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)
Else

Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

End If
If (TypeCode <> "" And AreaCode <> "" And GroupValue <> "") Then

GroupCode = ""

lStart = 1

Do Until GroupCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = GroupValue) Then

If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeCode And Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value = AreaCode And Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value <> " ") Then

Worksheets(2).Range(gValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

GroupCode = Worksheets(2).Range(gValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value


Exit Do
Else

lStart = lStart + 1

End If

Else

lStart = lStart + 1

End If

Loop
If (GroupCode = "") Then

Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)
Else

Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

End If
Else

Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

End If
Else

Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

End If
Else

Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

End If

Start = Start + 1

Loop
End Function








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    So this is code i wrote to check Product structure from 1 table in a database......so..... yea, why not right?



    so its based on type which can have area(s) and area(s) can have group(s)



    so I have



    type and code area: blank group: blank
    type and area and code group:blank
    type and area and group and code


    so as you can see it is stacked and the lookup is layered to find the correct code...Is there somethings I can do to improve it?



    Public Function StackLayeredLookup()
    Dim Start As Integer
    Dim lStart As Integer
    Dim cRows As Integer
    Dim lRows As Integer

    Dim TypeValue As String
    Dim TypeCode As String
    Dim AreaValue As String
    Dim AreaCode As String
    Dim GroupValue As String
    Dim GroupCode As String

    Dim aValue As String
    Dim dValue As String

    Const TypeCol = "G"
    Const AreaCol = "H"
    Const GroupCol = "I"

    Const RegCol = "E"

    Const tValueCol = "P"
    Const aValueCol = "Q"
    Const gValueCol = "R"

    'Region = "MEX"

    Start = 2

    cRows = Worksheets(2).UsedRange.Rows.Count
    lRows = Worksheets("TagCodes").UsedRange.Rows.Count

    Do Until Start = cRows


    TypeValue = Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Value
    AreaValue = Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Value
    GroupValue = Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Value

    If (TypeValue <> "") Then

    TypeCode = ""

    lStart = 1

    Do Until TypeCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

    If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeValue) Then

    aValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value

    gValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

    If (aValue = " " And gValue = " ") Then

    Worksheets(2).Range(tValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value

    TypeCode = Worksheets(2).Range(tValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value

    Exit Do

    End If

    Else

    lStart = lStart + 1

    End If

    Loop
    If (TypeCode = "") Then

    Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

    Else

    Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

    End If
    If (TypeCode <> "" And AreaValue <> "") Then

    AreaCode = ""

    lStart = 1

    Do Until AreaCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

    If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = AreaValue) Then

    gValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

    If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeCode And gValue = " ") Then

    Worksheets(2).Range(aValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value

    AreaCode = Worksheets(2).Range(aValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value

    Exit Do
    Else

    lStart = lStart + 1

    End If

    Else

    lStart = lStart + 1

    End If

    Loop
    If (AreaCode = "") Then

    Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)
    Else

    Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

    End If
    If (TypeCode <> "" And AreaCode <> "" And GroupValue <> "") Then

    GroupCode = ""

    lStart = 1

    Do Until GroupCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

    If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = GroupValue) Then

    If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeCode And Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value = AreaCode And Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value <> " ") Then

    Worksheets(2).Range(gValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

    GroupCode = Worksheets(2).Range(gValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value


    Exit Do
    Else

    lStart = lStart + 1

    End If

    Else

    lStart = lStart + 1

    End If

    Loop
    If (GroupCode = "") Then

    Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)
    Else

    Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

    End If
    Else

    Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

    End If
    Else

    Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

    Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

    End If
    Else

    Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

    Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

    Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

    End If

    Start = Start + 1

    Loop
    End Function








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      So this is code i wrote to check Product structure from 1 table in a database......so..... yea, why not right?



      so its based on type which can have area(s) and area(s) can have group(s)



      so I have



      type and code area: blank group: blank
      type and area and code group:blank
      type and area and group and code


      so as you can see it is stacked and the lookup is layered to find the correct code...Is there somethings I can do to improve it?



      Public Function StackLayeredLookup()
      Dim Start As Integer
      Dim lStart As Integer
      Dim cRows As Integer
      Dim lRows As Integer

      Dim TypeValue As String
      Dim TypeCode As String
      Dim AreaValue As String
      Dim AreaCode As String
      Dim GroupValue As String
      Dim GroupCode As String

      Dim aValue As String
      Dim dValue As String

      Const TypeCol = "G"
      Const AreaCol = "H"
      Const GroupCol = "I"

      Const RegCol = "E"

      Const tValueCol = "P"
      Const aValueCol = "Q"
      Const gValueCol = "R"

      'Region = "MEX"

      Start = 2

      cRows = Worksheets(2).UsedRange.Rows.Count
      lRows = Worksheets("TagCodes").UsedRange.Rows.Count

      Do Until Start = cRows


      TypeValue = Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Value
      AreaValue = Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Value
      GroupValue = Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Value

      If (TypeValue <> "") Then

      TypeCode = ""

      lStart = 1

      Do Until TypeCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

      If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeValue) Then

      aValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      gValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      If (aValue = " " And gValue = " ") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(tValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      TypeCode = Worksheets(2).Range(tValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value

      Exit Do

      End If

      Else

      lStart = lStart + 1

      End If

      Loop
      If (TypeCode = "") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

      End If
      If (TypeCode <> "" And AreaValue <> "") Then

      AreaCode = ""

      lStart = 1

      Do Until AreaCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

      If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = AreaValue) Then

      gValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeCode And gValue = " ") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(aValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      AreaCode = Worksheets(2).Range(aValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value

      Exit Do
      Else

      lStart = lStart + 1

      End If

      Else

      lStart = lStart + 1

      End If

      Loop
      If (AreaCode = "") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)
      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

      End If
      If (TypeCode <> "" And AreaCode <> "" And GroupValue <> "") Then

      GroupCode = ""

      lStart = 1

      Do Until GroupCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

      If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = GroupValue) Then

      If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeCode And Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value = AreaCode And Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value <> " ") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(gValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      GroupCode = Worksheets(2).Range(gValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value


      Exit Do
      Else

      lStart = lStart + 1

      End If

      Else

      lStart = lStart + 1

      End If

      Loop
      If (GroupCode = "") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)
      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

      End If
      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      End If
      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      End If
      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      End If

      Start = Start + 1

      Loop
      End Function








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      So this is code i wrote to check Product structure from 1 table in a database......so..... yea, why not right?



      so its based on type which can have area(s) and area(s) can have group(s)



      so I have



      type and code area: blank group: blank
      type and area and code group:blank
      type and area and group and code


      so as you can see it is stacked and the lookup is layered to find the correct code...Is there somethings I can do to improve it?



      Public Function StackLayeredLookup()
      Dim Start As Integer
      Dim lStart As Integer
      Dim cRows As Integer
      Dim lRows As Integer

      Dim TypeValue As String
      Dim TypeCode As String
      Dim AreaValue As String
      Dim AreaCode As String
      Dim GroupValue As String
      Dim GroupCode As String

      Dim aValue As String
      Dim dValue As String

      Const TypeCol = "G"
      Const AreaCol = "H"
      Const GroupCol = "I"

      Const RegCol = "E"

      Const tValueCol = "P"
      Const aValueCol = "Q"
      Const gValueCol = "R"

      'Region = "MEX"

      Start = 2

      cRows = Worksheets(2).UsedRange.Rows.Count
      lRows = Worksheets("TagCodes").UsedRange.Rows.Count

      Do Until Start = cRows


      TypeValue = Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Value
      AreaValue = Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Value
      GroupValue = Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Value

      If (TypeValue <> "") Then

      TypeCode = ""

      lStart = 1

      Do Until TypeCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

      If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeValue) Then

      aValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      gValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      If (aValue = " " And gValue = " ") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(tValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      TypeCode = Worksheets(2).Range(tValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value

      Exit Do

      End If

      Else

      lStart = lStart + 1

      End If

      Loop
      If (TypeCode = "") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

      End If
      If (TypeCode <> "" And AreaValue <> "") Then

      AreaCode = ""

      lStart = 1

      Do Until AreaCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

      If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = AreaValue) Then

      gValue = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeCode And gValue = " ") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(aValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      AreaCode = Worksheets(2).Range(aValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value

      Exit Do
      Else

      lStart = lStart + 1

      End If

      Else

      lStart = lStart + 1

      End If

      Loop
      If (AreaCode = "") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)
      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

      End If
      If (TypeCode <> "" And AreaCode <> "" And GroupValue <> "") Then

      GroupCode = ""

      lStart = 1

      Do Until GroupCode <> "" Or lStart = lRows + 1

      If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("A" & CStr(lStart)).Value = GroupValue) Then

      If (Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("B" & CStr(lStart)).Value = TypeCode And Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("C" & CStr(lStart)).Value = AreaCode And Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value <> " ") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(gValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value = Worksheets("TagCodes").Range("D" & CStr(lStart)).Value

      GroupCode = Worksheets(2).Range(gValueCol & CStr(Start)).Value


      Exit Do
      Else

      lStart = lStart + 1

      End If

      Else

      lStart = lStart + 1

      End If

      Loop
      If (GroupCode = "") Then

      Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)
      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)

      End If
      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      End If
      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      End If
      Else

      Worksheets(2).Range(TypeCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      Worksheets(2).Range(AreaCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      Worksheets(2).Range(GroupCol & CStr(Start)).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0)

      End If

      Start = Start + 1

      Loop
      End Function






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