I placed an add-in (.xla file) with a " function" and a "sub" into C:Microsoft Office XPOffice10Library. When I go to Tools-->Add-Ins the Add-In doesn't show up. When I browse the file it says it already exists and still doesn't show up. The strange thing is that the "function" does work, but the sub (which is a sub worksheet_change) doesn't run. I also tried doing the steps as they are laid out in http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/excel-add-in-create.htm and ended up with the same problem. The function works when I open up a brand new Excel application and use Book1, so I know the function isn't embedded in the sheet.
Why when I open some files that have macros and I enable macros on initial opening and then go to tools-macro-macros it's not showing anything there, but when I press Alt F11 then I can see macros?
Is there any way to change this that I can see all macros from tools-macro-macros?
I'm "missing something" here. I used the EOMONTH function in a recently developed workbook. In order to activate that function, I had to go to the Tools menu, select the Add Ins option and add the Analysis Toolpak to my Excel configuration ... no problem, worked like a charm. Then I sent the workbook to another user. Of course, the EOMONTH function came up with errors when she opened it. I talked her through the Tools/AddIns/Analysis Tookpak configuration change ... but could not get the EOMONTH formula to work.
Just discovered the drawing tools on my quick access tool bar are disabled. All were enabled and working fine just yesterday. I'm running 07 on xp. I've shut down and rebooted, no change. Need to know how this could have happened but mostly, how to enable.
I use several different workbooks during the day, and sometimes I would prefer the " move selection after enter direction" option to = "Right" and sometimes "Down". It doesn't seem to be an option that is saved with the workbook. what could be done to a workbooks code to change this option upon opening the book?
I've created and excel spreadsheet that has code like this in a Module named Print w/ in the workbook: Sub Print_wsPrint() Sheets("Print").PrintOut End Sub
I have saved it as an MS Office Excel add-in.
I added the add-in to my excel environment via Tools, Add ins...and let it copy it to my C:Documents and SettingsjohnApplication DataMicrosoftAddIns directory.
But yet when I create a menu button and assign the Print_wsPrint to a custom menu, it complains and says "The macro Model.xls!Print_wsPrint cannot be found," where Model.xls is the workbook I am in. It's in my add-in, not in the current wb.
When I choose tools -----> options from the menu bar nothing happen I can not changes my options. I am using excel 2000, I must of changes something but I don't not remember what. Can someone help turn back this option
I am setting up VBA code to create different excel workbooks. One of the differences is in the VBA Tools References that must be enabled to make the whole thing function.
How do I write VBA code to turn on and off specific tool references ie. if i had a reference called OrbitCOM Library how can I turn it on and off using VBA code.
On one of my computers, Excel is freezing up just about any time I select something from the Tools or Format Menus (same goes if I use keyboard shortcuts to call any of those things). I have to kill it with the task manager. It is not a specific workbook, I've tried several, including new blank workbooks.
It's not all menus, as File options seem to work. I also am able to Autosize columns by double clicking, but basically any other formatting things (i.e. CTRL + 1) do not work. I also tried to show the Cell Format dialog via VBA, (note: I am able to get to VBA editor, etc...), and it locked it up then too.
Finally, I tried "Detect & Repair" from the Office disk, but that didn't do anything. Next, if necessary, I'll do a full re-install unless anybody else has heard of this and knows what the problem is.
I have a spreadsheet with check boxes and a combo box that are set to display in print preview as well as print. I have set up a Print Preview button on this spreadsheet, as well. When you click the Print Preview button and then click close on the preview window and return to the spreadsheet, the control toolbox tools appear out of place and are greatly magnified. Scrolling the screen down and then back makes them appear correctly once again.
I have seen this on this spreadsheet on three different computers. Does anyone have a clue what is going on?
Note, clicking the print preview button on the standard toolbar does not provide the same artifact. It works correctly.
Or for the cheap fix, what is the VB script to move the cursor to a different cell and then return back?
I can't find anywhere where there may be some VB code to allow text within a cell in Excel to be circled. I don't want drawing objects, because many times I need to modify 30-40 sheets at one time and Excel doesn't allow you to alter drawing objects when you have multiple sheets selected. Therefore, I just want to be able to apply a circle around some text in a cell the same way you would underline it, for example. I figured my only hope is VBScript?
i am preparing my self to enter the microsoft Excel 2003 Exam.....
one of the mentioned points in the preparation list is: (Perform data analysis using automated tools) how to use the automated tools? and if possiable to get a file that i can apply these tools on it
how to change the name of a Command Button that I have called "Command Button" on the Tools menu.
Also if I have this button created in my Personal workbook and I send the file to another user what should I do? Will that user be able to see this button ok?
I have a table with rows that keep growing. But I have place formula in the whole of column F, i.e. F2:F66565. When I import information from MS Access into column A to E, the formula in F does not work, until I copy from F2 to the end manually. I have tried using Tools, Options, Calculation, Automatic. That doesn't work, I have also tried F9, that doesn't work and I have also tried checking Precision as Displayed under the calculation tax in Tools-Options, that doesn't work either.
I have a workbook with 8 sheets. I have hidden two of the sheets and want to lock the rest from people editing, and stop them from unhiding the hidden sheets
I go to tools>protection > protect workbook
After typing in the password this doesnt protect the workbook as i am still able to edit the cells.
how to lock the all sheets and stop them from being edited?
in excel, is there a place called data analysis under tools? im an exchange student in sweden andthe work that teacher gave me is half swedish and half english.. im looking for histogram there.
I have a tab within a workbook where i want the user to copy a different spreadsheet into and then press a macro button to run some code, however after this button has been pressed i want this one tab to show any changes that have been made to it, i.e make the cell red or something just so i can keep track of manual adjustemnts.
I am currently having an issue with the formula below showing a zero when there is no data, now i am referencing from this cell to another sheet but even with the IF(ISBLANK inside the formula on the other page it still shows a zero which is messing up what i am trying to do on another page.
I have a cell that contains the =Day1!G4. It reveals what is on another worksheet, but I want to be able to have the next cell be: =Day2!G4. Is there any way that I can code this without having to physically type in every cell? I tried, =Day1+1!G4 but it didn't like that.
The formula that I came up with perfectly works well with clear values. Everytime there's a #NUM!, #VALUE! in my array, the result I want wont show up.
I am creating a spreadsheet system for storing school grades, and I have a sheet on my system which shows graphs of the students data, and on this sheet there are rather a lot of graphs, and its sort of a visual overload to see so many graphs on one sheet. Im just wondering if there is any thing which I could insert which would give the person using the system a choice of which class's graph they want to show.
