I have a large formula written in my VBA code (a sumproduct with numerous variables) which exceeds the line length in VBA and therefore a proportion of the code is shown on the next line.
However, the VBA treats this second line as an error (since it sees it as a new line of code which on its own doesnt work) What do I need to do so that it treats the two lines as a single line of code?
Suppose I have in A1, names of people seperated by comma....
James Dean, Bruce Lee, Marilyn Monroe, Tom Cruise, etc
How do I break them into rows like
James Dean
Bruce Lee
Marilyn Monroe
Tom Cruise
A database spits out a 42-column (A-AP) and 3,000+ row csv sheet of raw data with column headers. Frequently (due to improperly inputted information), there is a random line break in the middle of a cell, resulting in data that should be in columns Q (or R or S) - AP winding up in columns A thru Y (or Z or AA).
The only data that is consistent is in column AC.
Basically, I need to delete any blank rows and pull the incorrectly wrapped data up to complete the row where the split occurred.
Upon examination of the csv file in Word, there are instances of improperly placed paragraph marks (^p), which can easily be searched and replaced—in Word (by replacing each column A data with a unique character and the same data, deleting all paragraph marks and then replacing the unique character with a ^p.
Firstly, I'm not sure how to accomplish this same task in Excel and secondly, doing so brings the data into the proper rows but it doesn't fix the varying number of blank cells. Simply deleting blanks and shifting left doesn't work because the split often occurs in the middle of a cell which would require concatenating. But I would be ok deleting the latter part of the data so the columns align if need be.
In the attached example sheet, I highlighted the relevant data and what needs to be aligned. There is an ideal and an acceptable version in addition to the initial way the csv imports.
Example.xlsx‎
i hv following code
(i use generate macro)
my question is how to arrange the code from one line to multiple like :-
following code show in excel macro environment is one striaght line.
' Create new var on yr , and replace 2006 to CY06.
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = _
I've written a piece of code that is so long, I have to use the scroll bar to see the whole of it, which isn't very user friendly
if there's a way of splitting long lines of code over say 2 or 3 lines, so I can read the whole thing without having to use the scroll bar? I've noticed some people use _ at the end of the code and then continue writing on the next line, but when I do this, I get an error message saying
"Compile Error : Expected : line number or label or statement or end of statement"
I have following coding: ....
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Private Type SYSTEMTIME
wYear As Integer
wMonth As Integer
wDayOfWeek As Integer
wDay As Integer
wHour As Integer
wMinute As Integer
wSecond As Integer
wMilliseconds As Integer
End Type
Private Declare Sub GetSystemTime Lib "kernel32" (lpSystemTime As SYSTEMTIME)
Public Function TimeToMillisecond() As String.........
I have the following line from my code of which I am having trouble with I get an error:
If Left(IRange, 1).Value "1" Then
I am trying to find the first string in cell range ...IRange ... I know the Left function = Left(string, length) but can I reference a Range or perhaps cell location within the string argument??? This can be done in excel formulas, but can it be done with VB code??
IRange = Cells (iRow,iCol) and value in cells are Long
My goal is to try and find out how I can use my excel formula:
Left(D3,Find("1",D3)) and impliment this to my above VB line
Need to combine the code below in one line?
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HTML Code:
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Private Sub btnShowAllRows_Click() Dim iRow As Integer
125 For iRow = 7 To 30
130 ActiveSheet.Rows(iRow).Hidden = False
135 Next
140 btnShowAllRows.Visible = False
145 btnShowVolChanges.Visible = True
End Sub
I have the following snippet of -
Worksheets(2).Cells(20, 3) = "=IF(C29=""09"",""09"",IF(C28=""08"",""08"",IF(C27=""07"",""07"",IF(C26=""06"",""06"",IF(C25=""05"",""05"",IF(C24=""04"",""04"",IF(C23=""03"",""03"",IF(C22=""02"",""02"",""00""))))))))"
which works. However I want it to be: -
Worksheets(2).Cells(20, 3) = "=IF(C29=""09"",""09"",IF(C28=""08"",""08"",IF(C27=""07"",""07"",IF(C26=""06"",""06"",IF(C25=""05"",""05"",IF(C24=""04"",""04"",IF(C23=""03"",""03"",IF(C22=""02"",""02"",IF(C21=""01"",""01"",""00"")))))))))"
but I can't because I can only have 8 nested IF's.
Is there an alternative way of obtaining the last line of code?
If I number my lines of code and an error occurs, the use of Erl in the VBA will then return the exact VBA line number that the error occurred on. Is it possible to automatically capture or record that same effect when the macro process leaves its current sub and goes to another?
Reason: I'm trying to create a Call Stack that can be reported through an Error Handler that will include the exact location and process that the error occurred to better troubleshoot and understand where and why the error occurred.
The best I can come up with so far is manually putting in bookmarks along way so I know how far along the macro went before the error. From all of my searching I believe retrieving the Excel Call Stack is not possible and so one must be manually created.
Enclosed is an example of what I have so far. It goes through several macros and logs the Call Stack. It’s a work in progress so it is a little sloppy looking but it is functional. If a Sub finishes it is then taken out of the Call stack.
Several "BookMarks" are placed to give an idea of how far along the Macro has gone within that Sub. The Code for the Erl example is:
Sub SampleErrorWithLineNumbers()
Dim dblNum As Double
10 On Error Goto PROC_ERR
' Errors if table doesn't exist
20 Select Case Rnd()
Case Is < 0.2
30 dblNum = 5 / 0
40 Case Is < 0.4
50 dblNum = 5 / 0
60 Case Is < 0.6
70 dblNum = 5 / 0
80 Case Is < 0.8
90 dblNum = 5 / 0
100 Case Else
End Select
110 Exit Sub
PROC_ERR:
120 MsgBox "Error Line: " & Erl & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & _
"Error: (" & Err.Number & ") " & Err.Description, vbCritical
End Sub
I have a problem here.
I am trying to create an inputbox such that the text will display line by line instead of one line display
EG:
Selection = InputBox("Enter Your Selection No. 1 for aaa. 2 for bbb")
Above code will display text as:
"Enter Your Selection No. 1 for aaa. 2 for bbb"
But i would want the text to be displayed in:
"Enter Your Selection No."
"1 for aaa"
"2 for bbb"
Let's say I have a long macro and I want to test some code a ways down in the macro, but I don't want to have to run through all the code to get there, because I already have my Excel spreadsheet set up at the point I need to check and I just want to start checking the code a ways into the procedure.
Short of commenting out all the code above where I want to start, is there another easier way to do this?
I need a hand with a worksheet that we use.
We do a penetration test on soil, write down the values from the machine, then enter into excel and it plots a line graph.
Depending on the values, sometimes a correction is required. This is manually done at the moment.
I would like to have excel do it for us.
I have attached an example of a manual correction I have done as well as the excel calculation worksheet.
There are 2 results given (one at 2.5mm penetration & one at 5.0mm penetration), we calculate both, then use the highest result for the report.
the x value is a constant and the y is a variable.
Attached Files :
Copy of Master WA CBR Worksheet Soaked.xls‎
DOC230714-002.pdf‎
When I use this code below
Private Sub CommandButton3_Click()
Dim MyData
Set MyData = New DataObject
MyData.GetFromClipboard
MyData.SetText Me.TextBox1.Text
MyData.PutInClipboard
MsgBox MyData.GetText
End Sub
I get a debug error on the MyData.PutInClipboard line.
Does the line of code assign the value of cell A5 to the range or is it just a startinig point?
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I tried to modify the above code, so it will refer undefined/dynamic data column, but getting an error during execution "Run Time Error - 424:" "Object required"
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ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddChart.Select
ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=ActiveSheet.Range("a1", _
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I'm just trying to add the "=" operator to the below "" operators, as this line of code presently doesn't account for any numeric matches, of which I have plenty, and DO need to account for! Gosh, might someone here know how to integrate such a thing into this code?
If Range("I3") Temp Then Range("I1") = Temp
I stumbled on this and wasn't sure why the code was placed on different lines and how the highlighted sections in red affect the basic round function.
ColorCompare = Round( _
(111111 + Blue + Red + Green) / (Green + LenPaint) _
, 0 _
)
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Line Input #1, DataLine
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Is there an alternative?
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Code:
With Rows("1:1")
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I have a spread sheet with Column A = Document number, Column B = revision.
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