VBA Excel 2016 - Run-time error '1004'

Question

I am trying to write code to copy and paste data from one sheet to the master sheet in the same workbook based on 5 drop down lists (using data validation) on the master sheet and have written this code for it as below, however every time I get the run time 1004 error and don't know how to solve it, is there a way to fix this?

Private Sub GO_Click()
Worksheets("Dashboard").Select
If Worksheets("Dashboard").Range(B3) = "National Gallery" And 
Worksheets("Dashboard").Range(B4) = "unframed" And 
Worksheets("Dashboard").Range(B7) = "Product Costings" And 
Worksheets("Dashboard").Range(B5) = "N/A" And 
Worksheets("Dashboard").Range(B6) = "N/A" Then
Worksheets("(7b)").Activate
Worksheets("(7b)").Range(A8, F23).Copy_
Destination = Worksheets("Dashboard").Range(D11)

Else: MsgBox ("No Data")

End If

End Sub

Answer 1

after copy the line put this :

Worksheets("Dashboard").activate
range("D11").pasteSpecial xlpastevalues 'or just paste depends on your need

don't forget to put " inside range("x") hope it works

Answer 2

Jean-Pierre Oosthuizen is correct. adding commas to your ranges will fix the 1004 issue for you. The below code should now work for you.

Private Sub GO_Click()
Worksheets("Dashboard").Activate
If Worksheets("Dashboard").Range("B3") = "National Gallery" And _
Worksheets("Dashboard").Range("B4") = "unframed" And _
Worksheets("Dashboard").Range("B7") = "Product Costings" And _
Worksheets("Dashboard").Range("B5") = "N/A" And _
Worksheets("Dashboard").Range("B6") = "N/A" Then
Worksheets("(7b)").Activate
Worksheets("(7b)").Range("A8", "F232").Copy_
Destination = Worksheets("Dashboard").Range("D11")

Else: MsgBox ("No Data")

End If

End Sub

Answer 3

Unless B3 , B4 , etc are global variables, you're asking for .Range(null) which isn't valid. As @Jean-PierreOosthuizen said , you want .Range("B3") .

Also unless you have a WorkSheet named "(7b)" (with the parens "()" included), your reference to Worksheets("(7b)") will fail next.

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Bonus code review:

Please work on proper indentation - it makes your code much more readable! Future you (like you a week from now) will thank present you for doing so. Rubberduck VBA ^* will do that for you as well as pointing out lots of other things that will make your code better, like:

• Eliminate Worksheets("Dashboard").Select - You're doing an excellent job of explicitly specifying all your worksheet references, so you don't need to .Select one.
• Eliminate Worksheets("(7b)").Activate - Same as above
• Eliminate the multiline Else: MsgBox ("No Data") and replace it with two lines of code - it's much more readable.

^* I'm not yet a contributor to the Rubberduck project, but I'm a happy user and have learned quite a bit about better coding from them