это немного долго, но, я думаю, этот подход позволит вам легче модифицировать код
Надеюсь, это поможет.
Public Sub main()
'Using PrintCollection,ReadCollection and FilterCollection
PrintColl Ws:="Sheet3", _
coll:=FilterColl( _
coll:=ReadColl( _
WSs:=Array("Sheet1", "Sheet2"), _
fRow:=4, _
lRow:=-1, _
fCol:=1, _
lCol:=2)), _
fRow:=1, _
fCol:=3
End Sub
'Function to determine if table(index) should be included in the result.
Function MyFilter(ByRef table As Variant, ByVal index As Integer) As Boolean
If table(index, 1) > 0 Then
MyFilter = True
Else
MyFilter = False
End If
End Function
'Takes an array of worksheet names and 4 parameters that represent a range
'It asumes that Cols are adjacent and the data starts in the same row
'Pass a negative value to lRow to look down the first Col of every worksheet
'returns a Collection with WS names as key and arrays with the range values
Function ReadColl(ByRef WSs As Variant, _
ByVal fRow As Integer, ByVal lRow As Integer, _
ByVal fCol As Integer, ByVal lCol As Integer) As collection
Dim coll As New collection
Dim l As Integer
For i = 0 To UBound(WSs, 1)
If lRow < 0 Then
l = LastNumber(WSs(i), fRow, fCol)
Else
l = lRow
End If
coll.Add ReadTbl(WSs(i), fRow, l, fCol, lCol), WSs(i)
Next i
Set ReadColl = coll
End Function
'Read the values in a WS into an array
Function ReadTbl(ByVal Ws As String, _
ByVal fRow As Integer, ByVal lRow As Integer, _
ByVal fCol As Integer, ByVal lCol As Integer) As Variant
ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(Ws).Select
Range(Cells(fRow, fCol), Cells(lRow, lCol)).Select
ReadTbl = Selection.Value
End Function
'Filter every table inside the collection supplied
Function FilterColl(ByRef coll As collection) As collection
Dim filtered As New collection
Dim table As Variant
For Each table In coll
filtered.Add (FilterTbl(table))
Next table
Set FilterColl = filtered
End Function
'Returns a new table composed by elements that make MyFilter true
Function FilterTbl(ByRef table As Variant) As Variant
Dim filtered As New collection
Dim elem() As Variant
ReDim elem(1 To UBound(table, 2))
For i = 1 To UBound(table, 1)
If MyFilter(table, i) = True Then
For j = 1 To UBound(table, 2)
elem(j) = table(i, j)
Next j
filtered.Add elem, CStr(i)
End If
Next i
FilterTbl = CollToTbl(filtered)
End Function
'Auxiliary function to solve array limitations in vba
Function CollToTbl(ByRef coll As collection) As Variant
If coll.Count > 0 Then
Dim ary() As Variant
Dim item As Variant
Dim nCols As Integer
nCols = UBound(coll(1), 1)
ReDim ary(1 To coll.Count, 1 To nCols)
For i = 1 To coll.Count
For j = 1 To nCols
ary(i, j) = coll(i)(j)
Next j
Next i
CollToTbl = ary
End If
End Function
'Takes Ws, a collection, and the first position where the result is expected
Sub PrintColl(ByVal Ws As String, ByRef coll As collection, _
ByVal fRow As Integer, ByVal fCol As Integer)
Dim pos As Integer
pos = fRow
ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(Ws).Select
Selection.ClearContents
For i = 1 To coll.Count
PrintTbl Ws, coll(i), pos, fCol
pos = pos + UBound(coll(i), 1)
Next i
End Sub
'Same as before except it outputs an specific table
Sub PrintTbl(ByVal Ws As String, ByRef table As Variant, _
ByVal fRow As Integer, ByVal fCol As Integer)
ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(Ws).Select
Range(Cells(fRow, fCol), _
Cells(fRow + UBound(table, 1) - 1, UBound(table, 2))).Select
Selection.Value = table
End Sub
'Iterates Col in the WS starting in fRow until IsNumber returns false
Function LastNumber(ByVal Ws As String, _
ByVal fRow As Integer, ByVal Col As Integer) As Integer
ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(Ws).Select
While WorksheetFunction.IsNumber(Cells(fRow, Col).Value)
fRow = fRow + 1
Wend
LastNumber = fRow - 1
End Function