My workbook has much copy and past from one sheet to another after a web query, eventually it freezes.
I suspected all along it had something to do with the Copy/Paste and the clipboard required to be absoultely emptied.
The code I used to "clear the clipboard" is:
Declare Function CloseClipboard Lib "user32" () As Long
Declare Function EmptyClipboard Lib "user32" () As Long
Declare Function OpenClipboard Lib "user32" (ByVal Hwnd As Long) As Long
Sub ClearClipboard()
OpenClipboard 0&
EmptyClipboard
CloseClipboard
End Sub
But when I checked out some freeware in relation to clipboard viewers etc, it seems after running this code it does not absolutely empty the clipboard.
How can I empty the clipboard entirely or am I not constructing my work correctly ?
I am running into trouble with too much data accumulating on the clipboard in XL2007, so is there any way to set cutcopymode=false (or some other function) so that the clipboard is automatically cleared after every paste event throuout a macro project without having to restate cutcopymode=false after every paste?
I have a file with Workbook Activate/Deactivate and Worksheet Activate/Deactivate commands in it. When someone is trying to copy information from or to this workbook the VB automatically clears the clipboard (or at least that's how I understand it), which makes it so they can't paste that data anywhere else. How can I prevent this, but still keep my current commands?
I have a UserForm called Menu. The first line of code behind the OK button says
Menu.Hide
When I run this using F8, it behaves itself and the menu disappears after the code line Menu.Hide. When I click the OK button to run it normally the menu stays on the screen partially hidden behind the next sub menu.
I have 4 listboxs on a Userform populated by rowsource
I have code that will not allow conflicting selections of the list boxs
EG listbox1 conflicts with listbox3 listbox2 conflicts with listbox4
What I am trying to do is when the user clicks on listbox1 and listbox3
I clear the selections from 1 and 3 leaving no highlted blue in the boxs
My code runs it clears the first listbox and not the second
I have tried using boolean to clear them but it is the same thing
here is my code below
If shOptions.Cells(r, c) = "" Then MsgBox "You have selected conflicting Alterations" UserForm1.Controls(h.Name).ListIndex = -1 *this works UserForm1.Controls(lb.Name).ListIndex = -1 * this does not fire Exit Sub End If
If I change the code to UserForm1.Controls(lb.Name).ListIndex = -1 * this works UserForm1.Controls(h.Name).ListIndex = -1 *this does not
I'm trying to clear the clicpboard using VBA so i don't get messages asking me what to do. is this possible and if so how? i could simply turn all alerts off but i rather not.
I am looping through and copying screens of mainframe data and appending them to the clipboard. Once done, I start a Notepad and paste it for future massaging. Now I need to perform a check on each screen which requires copying something from the screen, assigning to a variable, and checking it. This overwrites what I've already stored on the clipboard. Is there a way to store what I've got on the clipboard, then use the clipboard for something else, and then reload the clipboard?
I'm currently opening up worksheets, copying the data there inside tables and pasting it over to a new worksheet which is basically the summary of all the data, unfortunately because I am moving large amounts of data, half way through the process I get a pop up asking me if I want to copy data to wherever to make sure it's stored or do I want to loose it, of course it's only a matter of hitting the no button to re-write the data so copy and paste carries on working but is there no function in VBA to clear the clipboard after every copy and paste, such as clipboard.clear, or something along those lines? Anything that will stop this message from appearing, I was my summary worksheet to work without popups appearing because then that would mean someone would have to sit there as it copies and pastes values, clicking no every time the clipboard gets full.
I'm looking to clear the contents of the 2 rows after my previously defined last row. So for example, if my last row is defined as LastRow1, I'd like to clear the contents of thr 2 rows below LastRow1.
I have two linked ComboBoxes on a form. There are 10 Textboxes populated by ComboBox2’s choice. These controls are situated on two frame controls which are used for visual groupings only. I would like to clear everything except Combo1 when Combo1’s value is changed. ( Combo1 is a filtered key list using the dictionary. Script code)
I’ve written a small sub that is called to clear the textboxes, but its not reliable every time. It seems that if the scroll bar is used, and the user chooses Combo1 choice “NUTS/SEEDS”, the boxes aren’t cleared. In fact it will show the “Walnuts” info in Combo2.
I have a spreadsheet that has I have protected. On this sheet I have a button labeled Reset Form. When you click the button it it goes to each Unprotected Cell and deltes the contents. I created this by starting the macro and then tabbing to each and every cell and deleteing the contents I then ended the macro...
Is there a code that I can use for to clear all unprotected cells as opposed to creating the macro manually?
I wrote a little program to highlight the cell that the cursor is currently selecting. The code is in Workbook_SheetSelectionChange. Everything works great, except that the paste buffer now clears itself so I cannot use paste/cut.
1) I need to capture the amount of selections (regardless of what they are) that were made by the user within the listbox. How can I do this?
2) I want the user to be able to use the form continuously, there I have created a command button to clear the options. I am able to clear the options for the rest of the inputs but not the listbox.
I have 50 check boxes not on a user form, but on spreadsheet. I attached a button that says "Clear All" (meaning 'clear all checkboxes'). I can write a sub smth like
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() CheckBox1.Value = False CheckBox2.Value = False End Sub
... and so on for all 50 check boxes. Any simpler way to do this in a loop? Smth like
For i=1 To 50 Checkbox............ .Value=False Next i
I wrote macros that clear content of all sheets, but does'nt work correctly
Sub ClearContent() Dim wsSheet As Worksheet On Error Resume Next For Each wsSheet In Worksheets Cells.Select Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp Range("A1").Select Next wsSheet On Error Goto 0 End Sub
My computer runs on Excel 2003 but my Laptop is on Excel 2000, the problem is I have the below code on a spreadsheet I wrote on my Computer which runs fine but when I open it on my Laptop it comes up with a run time error it doesn’t like the clear contents line. If some one could explain to me why it is happening and how to get round the problem so it will work in Excel 2003 and 2000.
Private Sub Workbook_Open() Application. ScreenUpdating = False Sheets("data").Visible = xlVeryHidden Sheets("Incidents").Visible = xlVeryHidden Sheets("Front Sheet").Select Range("A17:S17").Select Selection.ClearContents Open1.Show Range("A17").Select Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub
I am trying to clear the contents of cells in a very large spread sheet containing certain words. I am running the following macro and it will only do the first part, so it will clear cells containing "deceased" but stops at "esa". There may be any number of other words or text in the cell and I want it to delete cells with "esa" by itself so for ex. not delete cell containing "vanesa". I am very amateur so I am sure this is something simple but I cannot find the answer or figure it out for myself.
Sub DeleteAll() Dim lCount As Long Dim rFoundCell As Range Dim rLookRange As Range Set rFoundCell = Range("A1") Set rLookRange = ActiveSheet.UsedRange For lCount = 1 To WorksheetFunction. CountIf(rLookRange, "*deceased") Set rFoundCell = rLookRange.Find(What:="deceased", After:=rFoundCell, _ LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _ SearchDirection:=xlNext, MatchCase:=False) rFoundCell.ClearContents.......................
How do I use this to delete the row instead of just the cell?
Sub DeleteAll() DeleteCellContaining ActiveSheet.UsedRange, _ Array("deceased", "dcsd", "decd", "dec'd", "fcc", "dtd"), _ xlPart DeleteCellContaining ActiveSheet.UsedRange, _ Array("esa"), _ xlWhole End Sub
Sub DeleteCellContaining(Data As Range, Items As Variant, CellMatch As XlLookAt) Dim rngFind As Range Dim vntItem As Variant With Data For Each vntItem In Items Set rngFind = . Find(What:=vntItem, After:=.Cells(1, 1), _ LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=CellMatch, _ SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _.........................
I recently installed Office 2002 onto a new computer and found that whenever I drag-and-drop any amount of data from one cell to another, a loud obnoxious noise plays when I release the drag-and-drop data.
I was using the same version of Office on my old computer and did not have this problem.
I'm guessing it's a clipboard issue, since when I open the Excel clipboard (where I currently have all options as unchecked) and copy something so it is captured there, the same noise plays.
I already have turned off Windows sounds via the Control Panel and have no clue how to turn off this sound.
I need a snipit of code that will paste the clipboard when the OK button on a message box (vbOkOnly) is pushed. I have in the past was able to make it stop if "Cancel" was selected, but one button seems to be harder for me.
I have a formula that will give me a phrase that I need to be able to paste into other applications - the value and not the "mid"s and the "search"s, etc. So, can anyone tell me how to take that formula's value and write it to the clipboard?
