Command Button To Display Calendar Doesn't Function Properly
Mar 17, 2014
Userform1 on the attached file has a "Calendar" button to display a calendar that allows the user to select a date and have it placed in the Date Text Box. It simply doesn't work unless you click on the userform area where the calendar should appear - but how would the user know that?
When I run them from the module they both work, Sub 'Calculator' brings up the Windows calculator and doesn't open a new one each time, Sub 'Calculator1' opens a new one each time.
However, when I call 'Calculator' from my userform it does nothing unless the windows calulator is already running. 'Calculator1' works as normal.
I can accomplish what I want with the "Spin Button", but I'd really like to use the command button instead...
Can the command button be used for 2 functions?
Right now, I have a Spin Button, that performs this function: Private Sub SpinButton1_spinup() Range("E11").Formula = "=c11"
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Is there a way to have the Command Button perform the same function? Not very familiar with VBA...I'd even prefer to go with the "Check Box"...but frankly, I simply don't know enough about the command functions to make it work.
I've a command button on one worksheet (named "Front") that when clicked it "resets" a large number of cells back to "."
I've ALSO a command button on another worksheet (named "Back") that when clicked it also "resets" a large number of cells back to "."
Both are embedded on their own VBA tabs.
Both work exactly as needed.
No problem.
Is there a way I can move the coding from both to the "This Workbook" VBA tab, leave the one command button on the "Front" worksheet, and eliminate the one on the back?
I'm kinda guessing that this will require my rewording the "(Range("C5").Formula = ".")" (example line of code for the first cell it resets on the "front" tab) to something specifically referencing the "Front" worksheet, and the same for the ones on the "Back", but I could be wrong.
I have some code (probably a little inefficient, but still) that should delete any rows that contain nothing in column V. My problem is that it only deletes 1 row at a time:
Dim c As Long Dim Limit As Long Limit = Cells(Rows.Count, 11).End(xlUp).Row For c = 2 To Limit If Cells(c, 22).Value = "" Then Cells(c, 22).EntireRow.Delete xlUp End If Next c
I am working on a simple employee list with names, phone numbers, employee ID numbers, etc. I have created a VBA form to make new entries or change existing entries. The form has 'next', 'previous', and 'close' command buttons that work well, but I would like to have my data sort by employee name after any of the buttons are clicked.
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I have formatted cells to date but when I enter in a date of 020413 (Feb 04, 2013) my reslut shows as 11/20/55. I have a coworker who is having the same problem (but hers displays even a different date) so was wondering if there is a setting in excel that I don't know about.
Is it possible that when you press a command button, that the first thing it does is to execute the code assigned to another command button (IE in another sub).
I having trouble getting this IF statement to function properly. The Bold section is the part that will not function properly. I have checked all the spelling, spaces, but for some reason it wont display properly.
Based on the above is there a way to make this a type of lookup?
I cant seem to get an excel file that I have received from a Greek collegue to display Greek Characters properly.
Some of the lines in the file with Greek appear to be correct and have not been turned into gibberish.
In addition the cell properties of both the correctly displayed cell and the gibberish cell are exactly the same and in the cell format sample the gibberish is displayed as Greek Characters.
Ive tried formatting the corrupted cells with the uncorrupted cells format but that doesnt seem to have any effect.
How can I return name of a command button on click? I want to create some sort buttons on a sheet I will use regularly to speed things up. I thought if I could call each sort button by the column letter the button sits in I can use this in a single sub for all buttons
e.g the button sitting in column A is called "A". when i click the button, it returns it's name to a variable which I can then use to sort column A. I know I could create a seperate routine for each button but I was just trying to think of something neater.
What I want to do is be able to make a command on a range of cells. Every cell you would click would make a calendar box pop up. Then you select the date from the box and it enters the date into the cell. I found a easy way to go about doing this on a dropdown box but the boss didn't want that.
I have been trying to figure this out all morning.
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I have read several articles saying using a command button as a toggle button can't be done but some articles have said it is possible using the state properties.
.State = msobuttondown .State = msobuttonup
Is there any way to combine this with the onaction property so that when you press the button, it stays down and activates a macro then when you press it again it pops back up and activates another macro.
As you look in the the attacht file you can see that there are rows in grey. But if i print it everything is black. We tried on a differend computer (even differend opperating system) and on mac it prints correct, but on my windows it doesn't? It is probable a setting but i can't find what it is..
I finally managed to create my very own macro calendar BUT it does not fulfill the function that I need it to neither do I no whether it is able to at all.
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I have searched this topic but I came up with nothing regarding my exact situation.
I have 5 buttons on sheet 1. I want them to all direct me to another sheet in the same workbook. However, some buttons will contain more than one sheet.
Example: Button 1 will direct me to 4 different sheets. Is this possible?
Also, When I open the workbook, I see many sheets that I am working from but I do not want them to show up when I open the workbook. The only way to see these sheets is to click on the command buttons at the top of sheet 1.