I needed to change the case of entries in range B8:B100 to uppercase, for which I used the VBA I have been using, and it works fine. I now require to also change the case of ranges C8:C100, D8:D100 and E8:E100 to propercase. So, I changed the script to:
View 4 RepliesCan you have more than 1 worksheet change event on the same worksheet, if so, how do you name it to prevent the ambiguous name error. What code would I need to select a text value in colums e11:e15 based on the cell value in cell named STATE and place the selected value in cell e16. I have, thanks to this resource, one worksheet change event that selects a numeric value from any column E3,F3:F7 and places that value in cell C4. but the same code doesn't work for the new worksheet change event.
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I thought of having helper columns with the following formula that would then paste over the ranges on a Workbook.close event but it seems long-winded and not the right way of doing it.
Formula for helper columns:
[Code] ......
is there a way to change the case of a cell/column without having to use a formula, i.e. just like you would in Word?
The formula seems to be a huge pain and I have to do lots of quick case changes in a large document.
I have the following text in B3
The Average of the last 6 items in column A is R112.50
I want a formula that will make the first letter of the sentence in proper case i.e "The average" as well as "R" before the value in proper case i.e R 112.50
See example below ...
I found this bit of Worksheet_Change code to change the target area to UpperCase. This works fine.
If Not Intersect(Target, Columns(2)) Is Nothing Then
Set rng1 = Intersect(Target, Columns(2))
Set rng2 = Intersect(ActiveSheet.UsedRange, rng1)
For Each cell In rng2
If cell.Formula "" Then
cell.Formula = Format(cell.Formula, ">")
End If
Next cell
End If
I could not find anything telling me what the ">" means. I'm assuming that it is a special symbol/wildcard for UCase in VBA.
My question(s), is there a symbol for ProperCase so I can use the same code, just making it change the Target column to Proper? Also is there a list of the special symbols.
I use the applicaiton timer but it said time is 5 so what's the problems? Below i want to change to case construct.
Sub GreetMe()
If Time < 0.5 Then
MsgBox "Good morning!" & " It’s now " & Time, , “The Time”
ElseIf Time >= 0.5 And Time < 0.75 Then
MsgBox "Good afternoon!" & " It’s now " & Time, , “The Time”
Else
MsgBox "Good evening!" & " It’s now " & Time, , “The Time”
End If
End Sub
this is what i did so far but still having problems with it with case construct
Sub GreetMe()
Dim morning As Integer
Dim afternoon As String
Dim goodevening As Integer
Select Case morning
Case Application.AutoRecover.Time < 0.5.......................
And last but not least, is there a macro where I can perform a "change case" on the titles of all my graphs to be using "title case"?
To recap, this is what you have all come up with so far:
Sub DoAll()
Dim wb As Workbook
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim objCht As ChartObject
For Each wb In Application.Workbooks
How to change the lowercase letters to uppercase letters?
While using the userform, for example "name" is entered in the form.
My requirement is the values should reflect as uppercase letters like "NAME"
I am trying to change string values of a name from uppercase to lowercase. The data is layed out as lastname then first name. As an example, I have the following values in column C:
ANDERSON MICHAEL
SMITH SUSAN P
JOHNSON PATRICK
JORDAN MICHAEL R
WOODS TIGER
CLINTON WILLIAM J
I am trying to convert to following (with "," between lastname & firstname):
Anderson, Michael
Smith, Susan P
Johnson, Patrick
Jordan, Michael R
Woods, Tiger
Clinton, William J
I have a start of how I think the code should flow but can't figure out how to do the conversion.
=upper("venkat") returns VENKAT
=upper(a1) returns the text in A1 in upper case
similary lower
proper will turn the first letter into uppercase
is this what you want;.
Terry <terrybetts11138@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Win XP Pro
> Office 2003
>
> Using "Excel" and wish to select any text in a worksheet to ALTER the case
> to either upper or lower.
> When using "Word" it is easy via the menu.
> Is there a menu driven option in Excel
of using a function for this purpose.
find the "add in" that converts the case text
from lower to upper in excel. i've already downloaded this before but can't
remember where from and it is much easier than creating a formula or a macro
I have found the code below that is very good and changes the case size to Upper, Proper or Lower. The problem is that when I select a cell, range of cells, column or row it changes the entire sheet instead of the selected range.
Code:
Sub CaseSize()
Dim myCase, rng As Range, r As Range
myCase = Application.InputBox("Enter" & vbLf & "1 for Upper Case" & vbLf & _
"2 for Lower Case" & vbLf & "3 for Proper Case", Type:=1)
If (myCase = False) + (Not myCase Like "[1-3]") Then Exit Sub
On Error Resume Next
[code]....
I want to use wildcards and it seems I cannot do it with case select, is it possible?
Its required because for the list of PSV's I have more than 2000 names and I would like to use *PSV* for them all instead of typing them all.
Here is the code below:
Option Explicit
Sub Colorize(Rng As Range)
Dim Cel As Range
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Application.EnableEvents = False
[Code] .......
Is it possible to change and entire sheet to Upper case using the 'Upper' function?
We are need to change all the text to caps but can only seem to apply the function to one cell at a time and then copy it down for the column. This is going to be a fairly labour intensive process as we have many columns.
How can I make this code fire for column 2 AND column 3?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a workbook on which I want to change all the text from Lower to Upper case.
How can I do this without retyping .
macro that will change the case of a string of texts to proper except for prepositions (e.g. and, or, about, the, etc.).
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Convert data to proper for columns- E, Z and ADConvert data to upper for columns- A, I, X and ACHighlight Special characters with cell colour as Red for (!@#$%^&*:”<>+_’;\/?`~-)Find & replace % in the current sheet with blank.ran.
Is there a way to change the text in a cell to proper apart from 2/3 letter words which I want to keep as upper? Basically can it ignore all words that are 2 or 3 letters long, but change all other words to proper text?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI need some code that will find the column with the header of "Gender" and change the values from "M" and "F" to "Male" and "Female" but I keep running into issues.
I want to use a Select Case statement so I can set all other found values as blanks.
I would like to format a row of cells so that when a word is entered into the cell it automatically becomes a capital.
I need the word to be capitalized so that I can use it in a custom function. The function uses the word from this cell and goes through a bunch of cases in determing how to classify the string.
I think more than one solution is possible and I would greatly appreciate some feed back, I've tried looking into turning all the letters of a string in my VBA code to capitals, or a way to format the cells, so that the string is already capitalized when entered into the VBA code, but I'm still a novice at VBA and unsure on how certain commands work.
here is a sample of my vba code.
Function WeightI(Shape As String, sDim As String, dLenFt As Double) As Double
Const pi As Double = 3.14159265358979
Const Ft2In As Double = 12
Const dDen As Double = 0.2835 ' density of steel, pounds per cubic inch
Dim aiStr() As String ' dimensions as strings
In my worksheet there are ranges A3:C37, E3:E37, J3:K37 and P3:P37 that all contain text that I would like to automatically change to proper case once the user leaves any of the referenced cells.
I have tried various codes form this forum and searched for hours on the net for a solution to do this but no matter what I do/try nothing works (for long)
Another forum user did help me out with some code but there was an issue with column C, L & O (which are set as drop down lists) and when the code was put into the workbook these columns stopped working and froze the app.
I'm using Excel 2010. When I type 'true' or 'false' in any cell, Excel automatically changes to CAPITAL and Align Centre. I have to use the function 'lower' to change to lower case and manually to align to the left.
How to change the default setting.
I have a Case Select statement I just learned how to use yesterday (kind of) What I am wondering is can I have multiple arguements or conditions to each case? For example: my sheet is a "Job Cost Estimate" for construction sales people. The section I am working on is "Fasteners"
I have 2 drop down boxes per line. The first box selects the fastener type, (Screw, Nail, Auger) the next box selects the size in inches and half inches (16 different sizes). Currently the select statement is set up for screws and says if this size then this price. I want to say if this type of fastener and this size then this price.
Additionally, when I select a size in my drop down box, I have to click somewhere else to get it to calculate. Is there a way to select the option and it auto calculates?
Here is my statement in my Worksheet selection change section:
Select Case Range("AZ21").Value ....
I have a string of names that run together without spaces or commas between each name.
"Danny TrejoJean Claude van DammeVincent SchiavelliGabrielle FitzpatrickDavid 'Shark' FralickPat Morita" for example.
Is there a way to add a comma and space between a lower case and upper case letter?
Sub Addy()
Do Until ActiveCell. Offset(0, -4) = ""
Renamer = Proper(ActiveCell)
ActiveCell = Renamer
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
Loop
End Sub
fail? Trying to remove all capitals from names/addresses. Error message is "compile error - sub or function not defined"
I have a combo box that is used very simply to select a column from sheet and copy that whole column down to where text ends into a specific column in another sheet. I.e whatever column is selected ends up in column B of this other sheet. At the moment I've been using If functions for each case but there must be a more efficient way of doing this; here is just a sample of my
If textseries1.Text = "Fund01" Then
With Sheets("data")
Range("C1:C" & Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row).Copy
End With
Sheets("calculations").Range("B1").PasteSpecial
End If
If textseries1.Text = "Fund02" Then
With Sheets("data")
Range("D1:D" & Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row).Copy
End With
Sheets("calculations").Range("B1").PasteSpecial
End If
If textseries1.Text = "Fund03" Then
With Sheets("data")
Range("E1:E" & Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row).Copy
End With
Sheets("calculations").Range("B1").PasteSpecial
End If
There are about 75 columns in total but thought it would be a little repetitive to put it all up here!
I've got a pretty intense macro already written, a lot of Select Case components. At the end, if nothing matches I'd like to just copy the cell above to the cell below. However, there is a range of about 400 cells in length, so I'd need some sort of wildcard for range.
Rows("2:2").Select
Selection.Insert Shift:=xlDown, CopyOrigin:=xlFormatFromLeftOrAbove
Dim Cell As Variant
For Each Cell In Range("A1:OL1")
Select Case Cell.Value
Case "Eng1"
Cell.Offset(1, 0).Value = "Engine One"
tons more in the middle here
Case Else
Cell.Offset(1, 0).Value = "N/A"
Rather then returning "N/A", how could I reference the cell above and just copy it instead?
I am trying to create a simple code that will allow me to print a range that will change according to the initial inputs. The columns will never change, however the rows will.
So far I have:
Sub PrintLog()
Dim Printer As Range
Set Printer = ActiveSheet.Range("a9", Range("e65536").End(xlUp))
Printer
End Sub