I am trying to code a command button to clear a range of cells if any of them contain a numeric value. For example. If any cells of cell range A1:C10 contain a numeric value then they would be cleared. Not all the cells in the range but only thouse contaiing numeric values. I have tried various methods with not-so-good results.
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I am trying to write a macro in excel to clear all cells within a range that are non numeric. I seem to be going round in circles trying to find out how to do this.
I assume I have to use the IsNotNumeric(Target) argument but I can't find how to specify the target within a range.
I have a series of worksheets that are formatted for data imported from various scripts.
What I want to do is parse through each worksheet and cell, when the cell has numeric data, I want to clear the cell.
I do not want to clear the cells on the following conditions:
Cell has Text
Cell has Formula
Cell has date, month or time
I'm trying to create code that will clean up a budget template of numeric inputs so it can be reused. This is as close as I can get but the code still isn't right.
[HTML]Sub ClearSheets()
Dim ws As Worksheet
For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
ws.ActiveSheet.UsedRange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeFormulas, 21).ClearContents
Next ws
End Sub[/HTML]
If I have the following cells and values
A1 = 0
A2 = 0
A3 = ""
A4 = 0
I want a vba if statement that makes A5 = "Numeric.
If I have:
A1 = 0
A2 = 0
A3 = A
A4 = 0
I want A5 to = "Non Numeric"
Similarly if:
A1 = ""
A2 = ""
A3 = ""
A4 = ""
I want a5 to = "Non Numeric"
Is there a way to do this without looping through each cell in the range?
I am trying to total the number of cells in a column that are 0 or greater but less than 365. I use countif for for a specific digit but cannot compute a conditional range using it. I need to count the number of positive digits btwn 0 and 365. The column is a computation of the difference btwn today and past and future dates. A plus digit means we missed sevice and better be ready for an angry customer.
View 3 Replies View RelatedTrying to make an excel macro that changes the background of a cell dependant if the value is between one number and another or equal to another number.
Cell values =
a1 = 250
a2 = 475
a3 = 715
vba Example:
Case Is > 200 and < 400
colchoice = 4
Case Is >450 and < 550
colchoice = 5
Case is >600 and <700 or = 715
colchoice = 6
If i run the macro the cell background should be
a1 =4
a2 =5
a3 =6
I'm trying to do some sort of a league table
I have something like this with data in around 1000rows there is text in collums A B D and E.
A B C D E
1
2 100
3 60
4 30
5 20
and i would like to do this:
if value in cell x in collum C is over 80 then background color in Ax,Bx,Cx,Dx,Ex is yellow
if value in cell x in collum C is between 60-80 then background color in Ax,Bx,Cx,Dx,Ex is brown
if value in cell x in collum C is between 40-60 then background color in Ax,Bx,Cx,Dx,Ex is blue
if value in cell x in collum C is between 0-40 then background color in Ax,Bx,Cx,Dx,Ex is red
Obviously i cant use conditional formating because i have more then 3 conditions.
Does anybody know what code to use for VBA?
This seems to take much longer than I would have expected. Is there anything I can do to speed it up, or is this just something to live with?
View 13 Replies View RelatedI'm using a macro to copy the results of a formula and paste the values only on another sheet. The result includes lots of "blank" rows. I have another macro to get rid of the empty rows and move the information up.
It's not working because the "blank" rows aren't empty. Even though I paste values only, experimentation shows that the cells that appear blank return a false to the ISBLANK test with a length of 0.
So now I think I need a macro to run after the pastespecial command to look for cells within a range with a length of zero and delete the contents of those cells, but leave alone anything with a length of >0.
I am brand new to the idea of using VBA, but I have successfully cobbled together some stuff and can usually modify things to work.
It seems I need to maybe use some sort of IF statement along with a LEN and ClearContents. I don't want to delete the blank cells, just make them truly empty so that all of my actual data stays where it should, and my delete empty rows macro works correctly.
I did a search and see some info on clearing contents of columns or rows, or clearing contents based on the content of other columns or rows, but I'm unsure of how to tell it to search each cell within a range and clear the contents of 0-length cells to make them truly empty.
I would like to " Validate Data In A Vertical Column To Not Allow Non Consecutive Numbers Less Than 100"
756415
10
456132
7
456123
12
The above is a valid list. Below would be an invalid list:
756415
10
13
456132
7
7
456123
12
13
This part of a larger scope, but I have a macro that will crash if the data entered is entered by way of the invalid list, it works perfectly with the valid list. I am limited to one column user's will input the data via a Barcode scanner that after it recieves input it enter's a "Hard" return. This is a warehouse pickticket program, user's scan their ticket id's (numbers greater than 100000) and then the number of lines on the ticket (usually not greater than 15)
Looking for some code to clear cells which are not highlighted
i.e. clear everything from row 2 downwards (Columns I:P) but exclude cells which are highlighted (not conditional formatting)
I am trying to create a formula that shows a percentage of cells within a range that contain a particular number. This percentage is based on another cell, which is the total number of all audits. Each audit has rating columns, with a numeric value indicating it's rating. I need to count those cells within the range that equal the numeric value assigned to the rating, and then divide that total by the total number of audits to obtain a percentage of calls with each particular rating in each category.
Here is an example of what I'm trying to accomplish:
A1 = 2 (Total audits)
B1 = 07/31/2009 (Date of first audit)
C1 = 3 (Rating of first category)
D1 = 1 (Rating of second category)
E1 = 2 (Rating of third category)
F1 = 08/03/2009 (Date of second audit)
G1 = 0 (Rating of first category)
H1 = 2 (Rating of second category)
I1 = 2 (Rating of third category)
The percentage of audits within the first category that have a rating of 3 would be 50%.
The percentage of audits within the second category that have a rating of 3 would be 0%.
The percentage of audits within the third category that have a rating of 2 would be 100%.
I have two rows of numbers, say D1 to F1 and D2 to F2. Row D2 to F2 will always have lower values.
The range below it is D3 to F100. I want the range to clear the contents of the cells in the range where:
a) the cell is > the x1 cell above it
OR b) the cell is < the x2 cell above it
If it is = or between the two cells, the value stays.
Example:
If D1 thru F1 is 4, 5, 7 and D2 thru F2 is 2, 4, 3, then:
D3 is 5, it is cleared
E3 is 4, it stays
F3 is 5, it stays
D4 is 2, it stays
E4 is 1, it is cleared
F4 is 9, it is cleared
Etc
Basically, the cell in the range looks up its own column, compares itself to x1 and x2 in that column. If it's greater than or less than, then it clears the contents, if not, the value in the cell stays.
is there a way to do this in VBA? I've also read: - Dave Hawley's recommendation of using: Sheet1.UsedRange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants).ClearContents
from another thread (which is excellent!)
- SHG's recommendation of using a named range, for example:
Range("Inputs").ClearContents
Given my limited knowledge of VBA, how would I now combine the two to write a VBA sub-routine that clears a named range entitled "Entry" on a sheet entitled "Data"? Would the following be the correct syntax: Worksheets("Data").Range("Entry").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants).ClearContents
I am trying to clear the contents of a range of contiguous cells (containing formula) in Excel 2010 64bit. But it is taking a LONG time (read >30min to clear a range 288 x 100). Originally was doing it in VBA but it was taking too long so I started stepping through the macro and identified that the slow down was occurring on a particular sheet only. So the problem is in Excel....not VBA because it is still very slow when deleting the same range in Excel without using VBA.
I've tried all the usual suspects including: Application.EnableEvents = False (run from the VBA Immediate window when using Excel without VBA), Setting to Example of slow clear contents5.xlsxExample of slow clear contents5.xlsxManual Calculation, Turning off screen updating, deleting all the conditional formatting on the sheet, removing any data validation from the sheet (yes all these at the same time). There are no links to external workbooks. I've even tried in VBA changing from .ClearContents to .Value = vbNullString. All to NO AVAIL! By way of background the file is about 72Mb #.xlsm.
If I try to clear contents of larger ranges on other sheets in the same workbook it is instantaneous. If I copy the problem worksheet off to a new workbook, I can delete the problem range almost instantly. Why deleting a range of cells should take so long! Again to clarify, I am using the terms "delete" and "clear contents" interchangeably, but they both mean "clear contents" (not delete and move up cells). P.S I've also looked into the reported conflict between Excel and Google Desktop Office Add-in (Office Button->Excel Options->Addins->Com Addins and deselect Google Desktop Office Addin) but I didn't have Google Desktop Office Add-in so it isn't that.
I am using this code to hide or unhide rows of text on another sheet:
VB:
Sub ProcessSheet1ChangeOnCellJ7(ByVal Target As Range)
Dim sAddress As String
Dim sValue As String
'Get the address of the cell that changed without '$' signs
sAddress = Target.Address(False, False)
[Code]....
When the "Not Pursuing" list box option is selected (in cell "J7" or "J8" in Sheet 1) I need to add (or over-write) "Not Pursuing" to the range of cells in column "B" (in the "Tasks" sheet), but only for that particular Goal, meaning a limited range of cells in column "B". If the "Pursuing - Show All Tasks" option is selected for a Goal then these same cells need to be blank so that the appropriate person can enter their name into the cell.
The purpose for adding "Not Pursuing" automatically to these yellow highlighted cells is that it will facilitate filtering of tasks by individual in the "Tasks" sheet..
Again I have tried several times to upload a sample file and am unable to, which I know makes it more difficult to solve. (Is there some common mistake people make? I know it's an allowed format and is very small in file size....)
Code solution can be entered directly beneath:
VB:
If Target.Value = "Not Pursuing" Then
ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("Tasks").Rows("29:29").EntireRow.Hidden = False
ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("Tasks").Rows("30:48").EntireRow.Hidden = True
Can anyone help me to get a validation to check that what is entered in a cell, lets say A1,
has to be number between 100000 and 899999 (this I already have) OR a value/text from I100000 to I899999. So it only acceots a vlaue betwwen 100000 and 899999 and it is also ok to have the letter I at the begining.
I am using this formula: =INDEX(A5:Z5,MATCH(9.99999999999999E+307,A5:Z5)).
All the cells in the range A5:Z5 contain SUM formulas for adjoining cells in rows 1 to 4. The above INDEX formula doesn't work in this situation because many of the formulas in row 5 return a 0 value because there is no data in rows 1 to 4. If I delete the formula from all these cells, the INDEX function works OK, but I'd rather not do this.
Is it possible to amend this formula so that it returns that last numeric value >0?
I have been looking for code samples using Find to search for values within or outside a given value range. I haven't come across any that are obvious to me so is it possible?
I am using a piece of code that jindon here on Ozgrid has so kindly been helping me with. The code below searches for a certain value and returns that value when found along with other values. I am trying to adapt this same code to work on other searches I perform.
An example I am looking at is finding any values in column "K" which are either less than 700 or greater than 1300. How would I alter this code to perform a search like that?
Option Explicit
Sub test7()
Dim r As Range, ff As String, txt As String
With Sheets("Sheet1")
Set r = .Columns("av").Find("D00025", , xlValues, xlWhole)
If Not r Is Nothing Then
ff = r.Address
Do
I would like to run a macro that would check if the date in the first cell of row is in the past.
If yes, then it would clear contents of cell in B,C,F,I,L of the same row (PLAN + SHIFTS). Or even better it would set them to 0 (zero).
Then it would hide the entire row. Is this even possible?
Please see the example: Excel.JPG
I am looking for a code that will clear all of my unlocked cell in sheet 1. That is not a problem but since many of the cells are merged I know it keeps throwing me an error saying cannot change contents of merged cells or something like that. Does anyone know how to get around this without unmerging the cells. I saw a code to unmerge all of the cells on a sheet but I really don't want to do this as I already have worked around most of my problems with the merged cells.
View 14 Replies View RelatedMacro to clear cells with numbers but no cells with formulas with in this macro:
Dim i As Long
i = Range("E3")
If i > 0 Then
' Copy range
Range(Cells(6, 10 + i), Cells(500, 17)).Copy
Range(Cells(6, 10), Cells(500, 17)).Select
' Paste special
ActiveSheet.PasteSpecial Format:=2, Link:=1, _
DisplayAsIcon:=False, IconFileName:=False
' Clear i columns on the right
Range(Cells(6, 18 - i), Cells(500, 17)).ClearContents
End If
End Sub
The range is where the cells with numbers need to be cleared but not the ones with formulas.
I have a table on a worksheet and have for quite some time used a very successful macro UsedRangeClear. I found here on the forum. Anyway the macro still works on all tables on all other sheets except this one. This is the reason, somehow someone, maybe even me, copied something down or formated down to the 1,048,152th row of the worksheet. My workbook has grown from 5000 kb to 11,000 kb.
I have tried to highlight and deleted the rows, highlight and clear contents and the following macros:
Sub UsedRangeClear()
On Error Resume Next
ActiveSheet.Unprotect Password:="myfadra"
Range("A:A").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).EntireRow.Delete
ActiveSheet.UsedRange
ActiveSheet.Protect Password:="myfadra"
End Sub
Sub ReSetTable_UsedRange()
'For ICFMR
Dim LR As Long
LR = Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).row
On Error Resume Next
ActiveSheet.Unprotect Password:="myfadra"
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Range("A:A").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).EntireRow.Delete
ActiveSheet.ListObjects("Table7").Resize Range("A1:T" & LR)
ActiveSheet.Protect Password:="myfadra"
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
Each option freezes Excel. I am sure there is something easy I am just missing. Soooo, Please offer any suggestions you can think of.
A Loyal Mr. Excel Follower
Alecia
I am trying to create a macro that determines if a range I am selecting has any non-numeric fields. If it finds say an cell beginning with a letter a message box appears letting the user know and possibly give the cell and value it found.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI have around thirty columns I manually search using AutoFilter to find values outside certain ranges. The ranges are different for every column and I copy/paste the out of range values onto another sheet. I am wanting a marco to do this for me.
Here is what I have worked up so far. I thought Select Case would be the easiest to adapt for each column by just changing the values.
Sub ColumnCase()
Sheets("10AL3-27").Select
Range("K1").Select
Selection.Copy
Sheets.Add After:=Sheets(Sheets.Count)
NextRow = Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row + 1
Range("A" & NextRow).Select
ActiveSheet.Paste
Column K is the first of the columns I sort. The code above seems to be trying to paste the entire column rather than only the cells with values outside the range.
What would be the best way to select the cells which are out of the particular range?
I have several cells that are either positive or negative values and the values are expressed in percentages. I'd like to know how many of the cells are over/under certain percentages. For instance, how many of the cells are over negative or positive 2%? I've tried the COUNTIF function using 2%, 4% and so on, but I always get back the same cell count regardless of the criteria I use.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to add up some values based on a criteria in another column. I have numbers in column A ranging from 0 - 100 and in column B have totals for those numbers. What i am trying to do is Add up the totals in column B based on the following criteria's in Column A.
<7, >7 & <=30, >30 & <=60, >60.
I have a summary page to display the individual results in separate cells.
how to put together a function that will provide for me 1 of 3 results, ( lower than, higher than or similar to). What I would like to do is have a function to have the results for column B, be either "lower than", "higher than" or "similar to" based on column A. Column A will have a range of %'s from -100% to 100%. What I would like happen is the following results for cloumn B, based on column A. If Column A is:
Between -5% and 5% - Then cloumn B = "similar to"
>5% - Then cloumn B = "higher than"
>-5% - Then cloumn B = "lower than"
I am trying to do is extract the volume size of products in 'ml'
from 10k plus products from a description field cell.
this description field could also contain the weight of the product in grams
so I cannot just do a search for a numeric string ,
it has to be associated with the milli-litres statement .
is is possible to do a sort of ' *ml ' search and then select and copy to another cell ???
