I have got a workbook with about 200 sheets... Sheet1 > Sheet200
i need to delete about 100 sheets... sheet100 > sheet200
i then need to add the sheets back in but when i do the sheet numbers start from Sheet201... how do i get it to start from Sheet101 again or can i use some vba to change them later?
VB: Sub RenameTabs() For i = 1 To Sheets.Count If Worksheets(i).Range("C1").Value <> "" Then Sheets(i).Name = Worksheets(i).Range("C1").Value End If Next End Sub
I change my tab names with the above but than my hyperlinks breaks.
I have created 70 "templates" in my workbook. I would like to change the name of each template to the name contained on a list in the "Data" sheet. The list starts at a4, and may have 70 or more names. I want to cycle through each name, place it in cell c8 of the template, rename the template with the same name, then move on to the next name, rename the next template, place name in cell c8, and so forth. So far I have this, which creates the "template" and renames it according to the list, but it doesn't insert the name into cell C8 of each new sheet.
Sub NewSheets() Dim I As Integer Dim ws As Worksheet Dim sh As Worksheet Set ws = Sheets("Template")
1) I'm relatively new to arrays, but what I need to do is generate a list of file names and the sheets within each one. I would like to use an array for this, but since I don't have much experience.... well....that's why I'm here. Can someone point me in the right direction?
2) And the second part of this.... I was planning on using the FileSystemObject to determine the files in a selected folder and loop through that list of files, opening each one and harvesting the required info (file name and all sheet names). Should I use the FSO or is there something built into Excel that might be better (and also limit the number of dependencies for this little "project" of mine).
I would like to hyperlink the names in sheet 1 to the same names in sheet two. Is there a way I could do this using a formula rather that do each one by one?
In Column B I have a list of names separated by a comma in the following format: Doe, John. I need to have the format: John, Doe or John Doe. I could also move the last name to Column C if that would be easier. (ie. B1=John C1=Doe). I have tried a couple of examples from other places but they weren't what I needed.
I have workbook that has several sheets within the workbook that are set up identical. Each of the sheets in the workbook are for a specific company.
As of right now I have been adding a sheet to the workbook that is an overview for what is in each sheet (the individual companies). Currently I am doing the formatting of the heading and column names manually and I pull the data from each sheet with a VLookup. I have been trying to enhance my VBA skills with coding something that will fill in the appropriate cells from worksheet to worksheet.
What I am trying to do is to populate an overview sheet with cells C24, C25, and B36 being static on each row per sheet. Then each row will be populated with cells C(36, 59, 70, 81), D(36, 59, 70, 81), F(36, 59, 70, 81), G, and H(36, 59, 70, 81). The overview sheet will have the diagram below in a ru
I have a folder structure like ex this c:my folders. Under this folder i have several folders and subfolders. I would like to use a macro to run through all this folders an sub folders and change the name of the first letters of all folders.
Ex LOP-100-APPL LOP-200-ORG
I would like to change LOP to PLP instead. I'm lazy and looking for a method for not doing this job manually. This should be done from the excel workbook.
Can I change Coulmn Header Names... What I mean to say that , We Have Generally Column Names A, B, C, D, ... I would like to Change these names what ever I Want..
I'm making a template that will title my charts, and I want to cycle through all the charts and apply names to them (the names for each chart will be stored in a particular cell...). I recorded a macro to see how to access a particular chart, so I clicked record, selected a chart, then selected the next chart. Excel tells me that what I did was
I want to give the charts meaningful, sequenced names so that I can cycle through them in VBA, so my question is: how do I access/change "chart 1027" and "chart1033?"
I have a directory where our customer service people deposit forms each day. The form is always the same, with a number of columns that need to be copied into a master list. From there they are analyzed, sorted, etc, then exported, so the number of rows in that list varies from day to day as well. Is there some way to have VBA import each file sequentially from a directory if I do not have the exact file names?
I am using this import code from a macro to start with:
Sub importdata() ' importdata Macro Range("A2").Select With ActiveSheet.QueryTables.Add(Connection:=Array(Array( _ "ODBC;DSN=Excel Files;DBQ=C:Documents and SettingsMy DocumentsTender Document(1).xls;DefaultDir=C:Documents a" _
I have a directory where our customer service people deposit forms each day. The form is always the same, with a number of columns that need to be copied into a master list. From there they are analyzed, sorted, etc, then exported, so the number of rows in that list varies from day to day as well. Is there some way to have VBA import each file sequentially from a directory if I do not have the exact file names?
I am using this import code from a macro to start with: .....
Im trying to use an event change to change the sheet name based on a cell value, but my issue is how can I error trap if the sheet name is a duplicate? Here is what I have so far
Sub ChangeName() On Error GoTo errhandler Sheets(1).Name = Sheets(1).range("d10") Exit Sub errhandler: MsgBox "sheet name is already exists" End Sub
I have an excel sheet which at the moment takes it name from a cell on that sheet, but what I would like to reverse if possible. How can I get the sheet to name itself from a cell. I'm sure I've been on a web page in the past with this info on it, does anyone have the link?
I’ve had a look through the forum and on some of the guides/FAQ but thanks to my ineptitude I have been unable to adapt any of the examples to my specific situation.
What I’m after is this: I need to create a summary sheet for a work book with a variable number of tabs. All I need the summary sheet to do is to make a table of the name of the tab and then cell A17. How would I go about doing this and is it possible to save this macro to my machine/all workbooks instead of just the one?
In Column A row 4 of sheet1 I have an account name, for example Sonic, and I have a sheet named the account name, Sonic. In Column B row 4, of sheet1, I would like to return the value in Column B row 3 in sheet named Sonic, or the account named sheet.
I have about 50 different account names along Column A in sheet1, and the same account name sheets opened in the same workbook. Is there a good formula or vba code that will work for all the values in Column A of sheet1 to look for the same named sheet and return the values off of that? Note: on the account sheets in Column A it says ‘Account’ for all of them.. this wasn’t a mistype
I wrote the following macro to create hyperlinked Table of contents on the first sheet of a workbook. It works great unless the sheet name has a space in it, i.e. "new sheet" as opposed to "newsheet". Any way to get it to work for either/ or?
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Sub Hyperlink() ' ' Hyperlink Macro ' Macro recorded 2/26/2007 by bpillsbu '
' Dim ShName As String Dim ShCt, N As Integer Dim Sht As Worksheet
ShCt = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets.Count Range("A5").Select N = 1
How can I obtain the sheet-level name through VBA? I'm not referring to the sheet (tab) name but the name as defined though Insert/Define or Insert/Create, etc .
I know the way to get the cell level name goes something like this:
MsgBox Sheet1.Range("A1").Name.Name
But i don't know the correct syntax for sheet level.
I made a macro that will name the current sheet whatever text is found in cell B2 on that sheet. This works great unless that sheet name already exists.
If the sheet name already exists, is there a way to rename it as Cell B2 plus the number 2 after the title so it doesn't cause an error?
Example:
"Smith, Bob" is a sheet name, so the macro would make the new sheet name "Smith, Bob 2"
Alternatively, how could I give a pop-up telling about the error and deleting the current sheet instead of renaming it with a "2"?
Eample:
"Sorry, 'Smith, Bob' already exists. Deleting new sheet." as a popup and have it delete the current sheet.
I have searched the forum and I have seem quite a few referrences to this question but can't find exactly what I'm looking for. I'm using the first sheet in the worksbook as a splash screen which has lots of button macros on there. I want to add one more which will make a list on this sheet from cell b25 down with all the sheet names in the workbook which are also clickable hyperlinks. Does anyone have any idea how to do this, so far I can make a list of the names..
Sub Index() Dim ws As Worksheet Dim I As Long
I = 25 For Each ws In Worksheets If ws.Name "Actions" And ws.Name "summary" And ws.Name "Archive" Then Worksheets("Summary").Range("B" & I) = ws.Name I = I + 1 End If Next ws
End Sub
But have no idea how to make these names clickable which will make the relevant sheet active. If it helps the sheet name is also in cell A2 of every sheet.
I have done a formula for Abbott as shown below however I actually have about 50 sheets with names. I have the names listed in column A. Is there a formula that instead of typing Abbott as shown I can use the cell in column A to generate a code ?
The Board looks full of some interesting issues today.
I'm working on a workbook that hides and unhides a lot of columns depending on the month the user has selected. No problems here.
The sheets are named regionally, ie National 2008, California 2008 etc. The user is able to select the month and the year from separate combo boxes.
So when 2009 comes around I will need to rewrite many lines of code to point the VBA to the new worksheet names like National 2009, California 2009. My question is, is there a way to reference either variable worksheet names in the VBA or some other manner in which to write the code so I don't need to rewrite every year change?
I currently reference the sheets something like Sheets ("National 2008").Range("H:H").EntireColumn.Hidden=True
I have a spreadsheet with sheet numbers that are controlled by the tab name. Is it possible to limit how people name the tab? For example, my sheet numbering must be: 101, 102, etc. Thus the tab would of course be 101, 102, etc.
I have been using the code below for a form. But now I need to change the sheet name to have spaces. But when I do. I comes up with the Run Time 1004 error on the “Ctrl.Text = Range(Ctrl.Tag).Text '*** “ line.
Why is it that this line is not allowing me to have spaces?
Private Sub Load_Controls() Dim Ctrl As Control For Each Ctrl In UserForm1.Controls If Ctrl.Tag "" Then Ctrl.Text = Range(Ctrl.Tag).Text '*** End If Next Ctrl End Sub