I need to hide multiple examples of the #DIV/0 notification. The formula I am using is to convert Km and Litres into MPG, =((D4x1.6)/E4)x4.5 where D4 & E4 are values of 0 untill values are entered. E4 is the cell in question that is causing the problem. The formula works great but I would just like to hide this error notice in all cells where it occurs.
View 9 RepliesI have an inputbox that asks a question. If the user enters an incorrect response, a messagebox appears telling them to enter the correct word and returns to the inputbox. The code works fine, however the messagebox doesn't disappear after they click OK. Is there a way hide or get rid of the messagebox once they click OK or Cancel? My code is below:
inputboxVorD:
VorD = Application.InputBox("Is this for Voice or Data?", "Voice or Data", Type:=2)
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Select Case VorD
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I have attached my spreadsheet.
Problem no.1:- I want to make all the sheets hidden except Main Index sheet.The concern sheet should gets visible when I select option box or Check box.
problem no. 2
I have given the data of Japan & China Plants. Now the total production of japan Plants are sum of plant 1,2 &3. But production of China plants are variable & need to fix by us. We will put production terget in China Plant 1, 2 & 3 in such a way so that one message box written "please check your data" should be appread whenever the K25/26/27/28/29 dont match with E25/26/27/28/29.
How do you add icons into a message box. ie a warning triangle etc.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI want to create a macro that checks whether a specified range of columns is hidden, and
a) hide them if they are not hidden, or
b) unhide them if they are hidden,
i.e. toggle the Hide state.
What method can I use to query the hidden state of a selected range of columns and return a boolean value?
I have a macro in which i can enter the rows i want to hide.
If i want to hide "position 32" i have to enter the number 8 of the row. This works fine. But now if i want to hide the "position 32" from Sheet1 it also should hide the rows 4-8 from Sheet2 [Data with 32].
Or if i hide "position 34" in Sheet1 [row 10] it also should hide the rows 14-18 in Sheet2.
Sub Button294_Click()
If Sheet1.Range("A34:A94") = "HIDE" Then
For Each cell In Range("A27:A94")
If UCase(cell.Value) = "HIDE" Then
cell.EntireRow.Hidden = True
End If
End Sub
I am filtering the data displayed in a chart by hiding columns. I would also like to filter the X-Axis labels by hiding columns. If I do this manually I have no problems but when I run the following macro the chart gives a reference error for the X-axis labels.
Sub ShowA2()
Application. ScreenUpdating = False
num = Sheets.Count
Sheets("X-Axis").Activate
Range(Columns(1), Columns(256)).Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = False
For a = 1 To 5
Sheets(num - a).Activate
If ActiveSheet.Name = "A2 Data" Then
Columns("A:Q").Select
Range("A10").Activate
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = False
Sheets("X-Axis").Activate
Columns("A:E").Select......................
If A1 is also found below A1 (A2,A3,etc) then "HIDE" otherwise "DON'T HIDE"
I want to create a formula which finds out if a value exists below it in the same column. I could then use a filter to remove rows contain the word "HIDE" which will leave me with only rows with DON't HIDE. Then Column A will only contain unique values.How would I create a formula like this?
So i would like a message box to appear upon opening that asks the user "Are you sure this is the most recent copy of this workbook?"
Click Yes would simply close the message box and allow user to continue
Click No would close the workbook immediately without saving and also without prompting to save ( i have =TODAY() function within the workbook so the workbook will instantly be different from the current saved file and will for sure prompt the 'Exit without saving' warning box
Office 365 is my setup if that makes a difference.
I need to trigger a message box if 2 conditions are met: A1>1 and A2>1 Message "Limit Exceeded".
On searching I've found some code but can't get it to work;
Option Explicit ....
I have the following spreadsheet
Column A-------------Column B------------Column C
Invoice No.-----------Part Number---------Classification
8200001733----------LX+150SV-----------9010.90.9000
---------------------SE+68763001--------8501.31.4000
---------------------GJ+1000-------------8528.30.8040
---------------------LX+150SV-----------9010.90.9000
---------------------GJ+1055-------------9013.30.2020
---------------------SE+2222-------------" "
---------------------GJ+67210------------8419.39.3311
---------------------GJ+100217-----------" "
What I need is two sets of VBA Code and 2 message boxes for the above scenario:
If Range C3:Last row contains a blank cell then Message Box ("WARNING: All items are not classified" refer too C6 and C8)
If Range C3:Last row contains "8528" or "9013" then Message Box ("WARNING: There is an FDA/FCC requirements for this file refer to C4 and C5 - create an Attachment from the scan folder and save as Attachment3-FDAFCC documents).
Is it, by any means, I can display the value of a cell adjacent to a match in a column range in a message box ?
I am searching for the answer to this question past 1 hour on the internet !
As part of a macro I would like to add a piece of code that will make a pop up window appear, something like: "Please open the file ABC"
Can someone tell me what code should I add to my existing macro ? (I have just recorded the macro as I am do not know coding)
I need a VBA script that will allow an input either Text or Numerical and then search an entire workbook (5 sheets) and find it. It would be nice if it posted the information on the 1st sheet from where the macro will be run, Then I could use VLOOKUP and retrive the rest of the information.
I have a workbook with a ton of Purchase order Numbers, Vendors Name, Work Orders etc... and I have to search through them regulary. I have used the FIND button and it works, but when I try to record a macro with it I get stumped. Im Sure this is easy for you GURU's that program for a living, but for me, well.....Lets just say I am at a loss. I have tried this:
Sub FindPON()
Dim MyPON As Variant
MyPON = InputBox("Please enter your search criteria")
On Error Resume Next
Range("frmParts").Find(What:=MyPON, Lookat:=xlWhole).Activate
End Sub
I do not want to use comments box or data validation
I want to use a macro
cells C14, C32, and C49 are drop down list
If user selects "MFRHTC" from drop down list in either one
I want a message box to pop up and end when user clicks the OK button
this is what I currently have but is NOT Working
If Not Application.Intersect(Range("C14, C32,C49"), Target) Is Nothing _
And Target.Count = 1 _
And Target.Select = "MFRHTC" Then
Msg = "Units will provide the following in order to have ammunition Fed Ex to HTC's " & vbCrLf
Msg = Msg & "" & vbCrLf
Msg = Msg & " POC" & vbCrLf
Msg = Msg & " Unit ship to Address" & vbCrLf
Msg = Msg & " Phone Number" & vbCrLf
Msg = Msg & "" & vbCrLf
Msg = Msg & "" & vbCrLf
Msg = Msg & "Input the required info in the Comments Box"
MsgBox Msg, vbInformation, "FED EX AMMO INFO REQUIRED"
End If
End Sub
When a workbook is opened, is it possible to have a "welcome" message appear before the worksheets can be accessed?
I would like to create a "message" and two boxes that say "enter your name" and "enter your password".
These will be dummy boxes, but the user wont know that
I have following code to pop up the message box, but it does not pop up itself, I have to run the macros evry time. Is there any solution.
All I want if in Cell "C20" has the message " Check your Margin" than the message box pop up and should have the message as defined in my below code. Also, is this possible that the message should come in one box.
Private Sub Find_Criteria()
Dim i As Variant
Dim FindRange As Range
Set FindRange = Range("c10")
For Each i In FindRange
If i = "PLEASE CHECK YOUR MARGIN" Then
MsgBox "a) Check Provisional Sum allowances and Discounts"
MsgBox "b) Check with Brian if a base price review was required and missed"
MsgBox "c) Check for double ups in Timberline"
MsgBox "d) Check all big ticket items in Timberline ie. Trusses, bricks, plaster, paint and Site Works)"
MsgBox "d) Check if any items were underpriced in the contract and provide feedback to Brian"
MsgBox "e) Review and discuss any allowances with me." & " "
End If
Next i
End Sub
I've got a Macro that, when activated, allows the user to cancel a demand and highlight that row red when completed, here's the
Sub Cancel_DMD()
Dim datatoFind, sRemark As Variant
Dim sheetCount As Integer
Dim counter As Integer
Dim currentSheet As Integer
Dim searchRange As Variant
currentSheet = ActiveSheet.Index
datatoFind = InputBox("Demand Number To Cancel {(}Ensure correct Demand No. entered{)}:")
If datatoFind = "" Then Exit Sub
sheetCount = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets.Count
I also need to insert a MsgBox that pops up before exiting. The MsgBox needs to be in two stages, the first will ask "Have you contacted the Demands Clerk to cancel?" with "Yes" or "No" buttons. If "Yes" is clicked, then the macro completes and exits, if "No" is clicked, then the sencond stage will appear.
I am wanting a pop up box to appear when a certain value is reached in my worksheet.
My worksheet is a schedule of training, and we have the same columns duplicated over monthly tabs, i want a message to appear if a certain column named " Trainers" has reached 30. Would this be possible? I would like it to pop up with what cell it is that has reached this number.
I ve a formula in cell A2 of Sheet1. Say now formula value is 10,000,002 (this will change based on other calculation).
What I need is, whenever cell A2's formula value will become greater than 10 M, following pop up message will be shown: ....
Is there a way to add a message pop up in Excel to say that whenever cell c9 is > than .90 the pop up message should say "Please create exception"?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a list of products ranging from A2:A28. I have a formula which randomly selects 1 product from this list.
=index(a2:a28,randbetween(1,counta(a2:a28)),1)
and it works fine.
My question is whether or not i can output the results of this formula into a message box?
Title: Your Selected Product Is:
Results: forumla above
Buttons: OK
I have a lot of links on my excel page, links going to videos. Everytime I click the link, I have this message :
"there might be viruses... are you sure you want to open this file?"
I know there must be a way to take this message off : I worked with it for months, and then it suddenly disappeared. But now that I formatted, it's back again
message box properties. i m using this
View 3 Replies View RelatedBelow is a message box with an input bar inside the message box. I am able to put a prompt message on top of the input bar but i am finding it difficult to enter another message underneath the box. I want to have the text "Continue?".
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This is what the promt message with the input box looks like : Untitled.png
So basically right underneath the input bar i would like to have the word "Continue?"
I would like a macro that prompts a user to title the first row of a worksheet. My coworker told me to use a message box with a defined input variable, but I have no idea how to do that.
View 14 Replies View RelatedIn my macro, can I make a message box pop-up if any cells in 2 different columns (in the same row) meet certain criteria?
More precisely, in any given row, if Column G is "0", and Column K contains, but is not limited to "out of stock", I need a message box to pop up saying something like "Please review line items showing out of stock". Then the user should be able to click OK and the macro will continue to run.
Is there any code available for a floating Message Box instead of Standard Message where by the user can scroll the sheet and decide to choose "Yes" or "No".
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have got a macro link to a button - but I would like a box to pop up saying warning do you want to do this etc etc - the person has to then yes in the box (then potentially) click on ok for the rest of the macro to run. As a fall back there would be a cancel option on the box.
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