I want a macro to be activate ONLY when I check the checkbox. Right now, it activate the macro each time I checked the box.
I want the macro to be activate ONLY when I put the check sign in the checkbox. Is that possible?
I have a lost of questions with a possible yes / no answer that is selected via a checkbox. I now need to change the colour of a specific cell if the number of the answers marked yes is greater than the number of questions answerd no.
E.g.
Question 1)Does 11 come after 10?
Question 2)Does 5 come after 6?
Question 3)Is 20 larger than 15?
I.e. The majority of answers are yes so Sheet1!n4 will be coloured green for example
I have a cell (B2) in which there is a formula referencing the value of another cell with the purpose of generating a URL- ="[URL] such that when a numeric value is entered in B3, B2 is made to contain the full URL including B3 as a unique identifier.
I have a macro which straightforwardly copies B2 and pastes its value in the same cell, rendering the text value of the URL.
How do I go about activating the URL as a hyperlink in the macro? It seems like if I click in the cell and hit return, or right-click/Hyperlink.../OK I'm creating a macro to reference the exact unique identifier present at the time that I'm recording the macro- e.g. if B3 is "123", I'm setting the macro to set B2 as [URL] rather than the actual unique identifier in B3.
Has anyone successfully activated the content of a cell as a hyperlink dynamically based on its exact content?
Is there a way to activate a Macro with a conditional in one of the cells? It's like this, I want that if the content of A2 changes to "True" then C2,D2 and E2 change to bold and the background color change to yellow. Is there a way to do this?
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monitor the cell in question and call your macro when conditions are right.
"coal_miner" wrote:
> Greetings. Is there a way you can activate a macro through a formula.
> Example:
> =if(A1=B1,(macro here),"")?
Basically, I'd like my macro to be activated whenever the value in cell A4 changes. Cell A4 has a numerical value between 1 and 10. The macro clears a contents table. Here it is:
Sub Clear()
Sheets('Form').Select
Range("H4:L10").Select
Selection.ClearContents
End Sub
How to get the (module) macro to be activated whenever cell A4 changes value?
I need to write a macros that will activate another macros whenever the cell "I4" is modified. So far it is not working the way it suppose to. Maybe anyone can spot a mistake? Here are both Macros that I have: ....
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View 9 Replies View RelatedI have code to do what I need to do currently but it only works for one cell. If I try to get it to copy down through a range it loops endlessly back and forth between two values. I am sure that there is an easy way of accomplishing this. I would appreciate anyones help or suggstions. Thanks.
Here is the code that I am using on the worksheet
I'm trying to figure out how to activate a macro from combo box or list box.
But no success.
I have a list of names:
AAA
BBB
CCC
111
222
333
That I can view through the combo box.
I have created a list of macros, that carry the same names,
AAA
BBB
CCC
111
222
333
The Q is: how can I link each name to its own macro?
so when chosen, will activate the macro?
How do I make a userform or maco run when a cell is clicked on. For instance in my case if E20,E23,E30 are selected I want a userform to popup.
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View 9 Replies View RelatedI want macro2 to activate whenever there is a change in Range(C25:C5000). I want macro2 to activate only once even if there are 10 changes to the cells within this range. I tried the code below but it does not work.
Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate()
If ActiveCell.Row > 25 And ActiveCell.Row < 5000 And ActiveCell.Column = 3 Then
macro2
End If
End Sub
I am writing a code that has a sheet change event linked to call on a number of macros. The vba works fine until I change another cell and it activates the same macro.
VB:
Private Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range
Select Case Range(BI47)
Case "1"
[Code]....
I have tried if statements and everything else I can find, most will not work, others report errors. The code and macros will be the same on many sheets but work independently and BI27 is the source of the change
Is it posible that when data or text is entered into a cell and the enter key is pushed that this can either run a macro or activate a hyperlink to go to another worksheet for user to follow further instructions?
OR instead of going to another worksheet a pop up message appears with instructions and then can be OK'd to remove message and proceed?
I have a program that has all Excel Workbooks in seperate instances of Excel. There is a very sound reason for doing this.
The user has maybe 3 to 10 workbooks open. There are times when a workbook is active and has a Macro Link to open one of the already open workbooks.
When the user clicks the link, they naturally get an error message stating that the workbook is already open. Then they have to close the error msg and click on the Macrosoft Tab and look thru the list of open workbooks and then click the one they are looking for. Additionally, in this Menu Program the user really doesn't even have to know the name of the various workbooks.
I hope everyone will believe me when I state that this program works berautifully.
Right now I am simply cleaning up and making a few little things work better.
QUESTION When the user clicks on a macro link that is to open a workbook that is already open, how - On error - can I have the macro continue on and activate the requested workbook - - - Please remember they are all in separate instances of Excel.
Since the code I'm using can determine if the requested workbook is already open, I think there has to be a way to activate that workbook.
I have a multi-sheet workbook. The first sheet is a summary of results from the rest of the workbook. I would like this summary sheet to auto-refresh itself each time the sheet is activated. The VBA code triggered by the Worksheet/Activate event feeds some parameters out to other sheets, then copies back the results to the summary sheet of the workbook.
While doing so, it keeps "reactivating" the first sheet, causing it to get into an endless loop that is triggered by the Worksheet/Activate event. Essentially, I'd like the Worksheet/Activate event to go dormant for 15 seconds or so each time it is triggered.
I need macro that can search through worksheets and identify text urls (pair Networks - World Class Web Hosting.) within a cell and activate just those URLs that are not activated. I have many workbooks containing many worksheets. The URL references are always located somewhere down in column A after word 'Source:' but can be in the middle of string of text in that row after 'Source:'
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macro solution
good work.
I need to make sure that two checkbox's are ticked before my macro is run. How do I change this into an "AND" statement?
Sub Email1Macro()
If Sheet1.CheckBox1 = True Then
< my commands here>
Else
MsgBox "You must tick the checkbox before you can continue"
End If
Exit Sub
End Sub
I have 3 checkboxes; when one is checked, a set/range of rows should be visible. Only 1 checkbox should be checked at a time.
If checkbox 18 is already checked, and checkbox 20 is then checked, I want the first checkbox unchecked and the rows for checkbox hidden.
I'm using the following code. It works great as long as I check and uncheck the same box before attempting to check another box. But if Checkbox18 is already checked with its rows showing, and I then check checkbox20, the checkbox20 sub runs and as I step through, it jumps to sub checkbox18.
How can I stop my subs from jumping from one to another?
Code:
Private Sub CheckBox18_Click()
If CheckBox18.Value = True Then
Worksheets("TRF").Rows("36:41").Hidden = False
Worksheets("TRF").Rows("42:64").Hidden = True
Worksheets("TRF").Rows("65:76").Hidden = True
CheckBox19.Value = False
[Code] .........
I have many Form Control Check Boxes that all link to another sheet on row 3.
I have many changes to make but only want to implement the change related to the check box.
This code works perfect when you manualy type true or false on row 3 but not if the check box makes the change.
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
ThisCol = Target.Column
If Target.Row = 3 Then
RESULT = MsgBox(Cells(1, ThisCol) & " = " & Cells(3, ThisCol), vbOKOnly, "CLICK RESULTS")
End If
End Sub
Why does this not work when a check box changes the value in row 3?
i want to know how to assign a macro which will remove and place a number in a certain cell. so if i click and tick the box, then a certain figure will come into a cell(this will be a formulae) and when untick the the number will disappear.
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I add my excel for better understanding
I'm trying to do what I thoughts was the simpliest thing, but for some reason can not manage.
I try to change to value of a checkbox, by a code, without re-running the CheckBox_Click () Macro. I have put a checkbox in a worksheet, and when tickmarking it, a msgbox will pop up (one msgbox for tickmark on), and you can press Yes or No. Pressing No, I will sett the Checkbox.value = False. The problem is, when I use this command, the checkbox_click macro will run all over again. Now, the checkbox is False, and antother msgbox will pop up (another msgbox for tickmark off). The results is then that I first get the msgbox I want, but it is followed by the msgbox for tickmark off, which should only pop up when the checkbox is ticked off manually.
Code is something like follows:
Private Sub CheckBox1_Click()
Dim mySheet As Worksheet
Set mySheet = ActiveSheet
Application. ScreenUpdating = False
When I click this button, a new row is inserted. Depending on whether this checkbox is checked, I want some of the formulas to adjust.
Public Sub AddEntry()
thisone = ActiveSheet. Name
FinalRow = Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row
Range("A" & FinalRow + 1).Select
Selection.EntireRow.Insert 'just inserted a new row
x = Range("T1").Value
Sheets("Calculator").Select
Rows(x + 3).Select
Selection.Copy
Sheets(thisone).Select
Rows(FinalRow + 1).Select...........................
I wrote a macro so that if a checkbox is "true" it will print and if it is "false" then the checkbox will not print. I want to do that on many other checkboxes but with this approach the number of macros will have to be equal to the number of checkboxes. I was wondering if someone here by writing one macro that will do the trick and i can assign to as many checkboxes as i want. my macro is
Sub proPaintRALPEnd()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
On Error Resume Next
If Range("l78").Value = "True" Then
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Check Box 697").Select
With Selection
.Placement = xlMove
.PrintObject = True
End With
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Text Box 698").Select
With Selection
.Placement = xlMove
.PrintObject = True
End With
Else...............
I have a checkbox and a command button on my sheet. I want that, depending if the checkbox is marked or not, I can call two different macros. I don't know if this is possible at all or maybe can be done easier otheriwise, but this would more or less be my idea of what should happen:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click ()
' If CheckBox1 = marked
Call MacroA
'Else (CheckBox1 = unmarked)
Call MacroB
' End If
End Sub