I have a list (approx 2000 rows). I'd like to put a seperate border around any duplicates that are in the fourth column. If there isn't a duplicate then the regular gridlines are fine. I'd only like the first four columns to include this border. Is there a way for excel to automatically place borders around duplicates? Here is an example of what I have and what I would like it to look like.
In short, I would like a pivot table to only count unique values, but when I click into the pivot I would like to show all instances of that value. For example:
I have a table of data that I am creating a pivot table from. There are fields for Customer ID, Task Name, Age, and Notes. There will be multiple records for a single Customer ID each time it has new notes.
I would like to create a pivot table that has Task Name in the Row Labels, Age in the Column Labels, and count of Customer ID in the Values, so that, for example, I can see how many accounts have been in the Design task for 2 days. However, when I do this it counts each record, but I would like it to count each unique Customer ID. Also, when I click into the pivot, instead of pulling up one line per Customer ID, I would like it to pull up each instance of Customer IDs in that Task Name/Age combination (similar to doing a DISTINCT in SQL).
I have a list of isometric drawing numbers ending with a [underscore]weld number e.g. 1692-SG-0040-04_05.
Some welds are repaired--in that scenario the amended weld number will be 1692-SG-0040-04_05R1, and even 1692-SG-0040-04_05R2 if repaired for a second time.
On occasion a weld may be cut out entirely and a new weld done. The weld number for that will be 6317-FG-1690-02_06C1.
And here's a wrinkle I've just verified...a cut weld may also be repaired so the weld number will look like 1698-SG-0077-01_04C1R1.
Is there a formula to count these as one weld: 1692-SG-0040-04_05 1692-SG-0040-04_05R1 1692-SG-0040-04_05R2
This as one weld: 6317-FG-1690-02_06 6317-FG-1690-02_06C1 6317-FG-1690-02_06C2
...and this as one weld: 1698-SG-0077-01_04 1698-SG-0077-01_04C1 1698-SG-0077-01_04C1R1
I am having trouble creating a function to count duplicates of duplicates.
An example of the data table 1 is:
Product 1 2nd Product 1 2nd Product 1 New Product 1 New Product 1 Flt Product 2 2nd Product 2 New Product 2 New Product 2 Flt Product 2 Flt Product 3 2nd Product 3 2nd Product 3 2nd Product 3 New Product 3 Flt
I created a new table (table 2) and made a list of all the Products on table 1 and removed the duplicates. I now have 3 columns with titles New, 2nd and Flt as follows:
New 2nd Flt Product 1 XX XX XX Product 2 XX XX XX Product 3 XX XX XX
I am trying to count the duplicates for each product (XX), but I can't seem to work it out. I've tried the MS help function, but unsure of the actual formula I need to be using.
The below code adds a line to the next blank row. I would like to add a border to this row that the values are going into. Columns "A:G"
Code:
Private Sub CMD_Add_Click() Dim rNextCl As Range Set rNextCl = Worksheets("Main").Cells(Rows.Count, 2).End(xlUp).Offset(2, 0) Worksheets("Main").Activate rNextCl.Select Dim iRow As Long
Does any know of excel code to know what know what kind of border it is. I converted a pdf file and now the data are on excel and there are borders and it looks to me like it is border with thickness of medium but when I run a code I produced and mark X to the column next to it to show that it is that border it gave me X on all the rows and so the medium thick border is excel grid without any borders.
Below a small example with the borders as they should be. How do i get a macro to put the borders automatically, depending on the similarity of the cells in column B ? Note the blanc column with the borders should be made automatically as well. Second problem: the minimum height of a "border" should be 34pixels as in the example so you can write something in there after printing the sheet.
There was also another bit of code which added a border around the selected text. It got stuck on this:
With Selection.Borders(xlInsideHorizontal) .LineStyle = xlContinuous .Weight = xlThin .ColorIndex = xlAutomatic End With
The problem was that there was no Inside Horizontal if there was only one row. I had to chage my code to include a header as well as any selected rows - giving me the two row minimum required. This does the job for now - I'll have to give it some thought on how to get around the problem without the extra header though.
I have seen spreadsheet where the user has made the outline of the cell border non-visible. This seems like a fairly simple task, but I can't seem to find out how you format this type of border.
I am using Excel 2007. One of my worksheets has a dark border around some cells. Instead of being blue the lines are black. I used the right click and format cells option but it does not work.
I need to underline certain cells based on the value of a cell in this case from column "E". Right now I run a macro to look at the value in each cell in column "E". THe macro then adds a certain amount of blank rows below the that row. So, if cell E1 has a 4, my macro runs a calculation that says 4 divided by 3, +2. So it would add 3 blank rows under row 1. It does this all the way down my column of data.
Now it gets tricky. To the right of column E, I have 6 blank columns, F,G,H,I,J,K. F,H, and J are spacer rows with no data. I need them blank with out any borders. Columns G, I, and K are the columns that I am wanting to add borders on the bottom of the cells based on the value in column E.
I need code to look at the value in E1, in this case 4, and add borders to 4 cells, in this case G1, I1, and K1 and then G2. If the value would have been 5, I need I2, 6 would add a border to K2 and 7 would add a border to G3. Catch my drift?
So, every cell in column E will not have a value because of me adding blank rows. So when there is a value, I need to add borders starting on the same row the value is in. At most, there will only be 3 underlined cells per row because of the format. Once the top row is filled, I need to drop down to the very next row.
I am trying have the macro go from H7:H300 and if the value in the cell is "Grand" the I need it to border the top, right, and bottom. Not the left side and then keep going until all cells are checked.
I have a spreadsheet with DDE formulas in the cells. When the contents of any cell changes I want to DRAW A BORDER (NOT CHANGE THE BACKGROUND COLOR !!) AROUND THE CELL .. When another cell's value is updated I want to REMOVE the border which was around the"OLD" cell and now place a border around the most recently changed cell, etc.
Only the newest active cell should have a border around it !!!
part of my code looks like this. Instead of it being if c.interior.colorindex i want it to be if top border color = 4.
How do i syntax this?
For Each c In Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("B7:DE7").Cells If c.Interior.ColorIndex = 4 Then Range("DH7").Value = Range("DH7").Value + c.Value Also, is there a way to specify Range("DH") and make the row be the current row, not hard coded to 7
What I'm really looking for is to box in data as the data changes using the border feature.
Column A would contain the data to look at however there may be additional data in columns B, C, D and so on that would need to be "boxed in" with the group of like data.
I can't get the HTML to work so we'll have to go sans spreadsheet on this one.
I'm trying to conditional format a cell that contains a formula that when the formula returns anything other than "" the cell contains a border. My formula within the cell is referencing another worksheet =IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1)
Ideally the formula within the conditional format would be =NOT(ISBLANK(Sheet1!$A$1)) but it isn't possible to reference another worksheet within a conditional format.
Is there any chance to draw page borders in excel like ms word i have huge data around 450 pages for which i want to set page border as per my knowledge i have to select each page and set the border which is taking lot of time. instead of this is there any option to set page border
I have a spreadsheet of data, and all entries are grouped by different unique reference (three digit number). I need something in VBA so if the the unique reference in the columns are the same, to place a border over the ammending data. The actaull; spreadsheet is sorted ascending by the unique references so all the entries are already grouped together. EG - So if I ran the code it would put a border around the group of rows for unique reference 126.
Unique reference 126 126 126 126 128 128
I attempted using if activecell offset, but i dont think the logic works. I ran a macro for the border, it is below.
Selection.Borders(xlDiagonalDown).LineStyle = xlNone Selection.Borders(xlDiagonalUp).LineStyle = xlNone With Selection.Borders(xlEdgeLeft) .LineStyle = xlContinuous .Weight = xlMedium .ColorIndex = xlAutomatic End With.........................
I am trying to have a border drawn around a group of cells. This group of cells changes per list I make, but only the height changes. The width is always the same (from column A to column J) and the top is always at row 5. Only the last row changes. How can a border be drawn around this group of cells no matter the size of the group of cells? Below is the macro I have written so far.
I have a picture that has been inserted into a worksheet via a macro and I have a number of macros to increase and decrease size. They work fine.
However, whenever I run one of those macros by selecting a button on the worksheet, it results in a border around the picture.
Facts: - worksheet is called "Admin" - picture is called "ClientLogo" - Line.Weight set to "0" or "False" or "xlNone" or removed all result in a border
Question: Code / syntax for removing or setting the border to nothing?
VB:
Sub ReduceShape() Dim shp As ShapeRange On Error Goto NoSelectionMade Sheets("Admin").Shapes("ClientLogo").Select Set shp = Selection.ShapeRange