Converting excel files into fully functional standalone and interactive web applications/dashboards? I have only worked with spreadhseetconverter before it converts excel files into interactive calculators but lacks the features which are available in the standard dashboards like gauges and widgets and the rest because it only converts the standard excel charts. I wonder if you have encountered a product which can converts excel files into fully functional interactive dashboards?
I have a notepad file that contains data. We need to convert the notepad file into excel and then segregate the data after conversion. Segregation point would be the point where in we can find keyword “Summary”. We need to create a macro that finds the occurrence of summary keyword. Then from the beginning till that summary point cut the entire data and paste in other worksheet. Name the worksheet as “Receivables” or “Payables” or “Fee Payable” depending what type of data that summary contains.
After creating different worksheets we need to format the worksheet in specific format. For example: I have attached the “Recon1” XL file attached. Under Recon1 – “RECEIVABLES 1” contains the as is data converted from notepad. Later we need to modify the same data using macro as specified in “RECEIVABLES 2” and then as per the format available in “RECEIVABLES 3”.
Every day I create many Excel reports that I manually save as PDFs for distribution to my stakeholders. I'd like to automate this process using a macro. I've seen the following code online and have attempted to use it, but receive an error in the Dim MyPDF line of code indicating that the user-defined type is not defined.
I'm using Excel 2003 and Acrobat Distiller 8. I have no problem creating PDFs manually
Code: Sub Create_PDF() Dim tempPDFFileName As String Dim tempPSFileName As String Dim tempPDFRawFileName As String
I am having a challenge at work. We have a client that emailed us an PDF file with addresses. There are over 200 pages and each page has 30 addresses (3 coloumns and 10 rows). When I try to copy and paste the addresses into excel, the addresses are all next to eachother and are pasted into excel as you would see an address on an envelope. But I need the parts of each address in a seperate column.
For example column 1: name of company; column 2: name of recipient; column 3: address, column 4: city; column 5: state; column 6: zip
I want to put an Excel workbook to pdf format and print it out at the click of a button located in the book. However, when I try to record the macro to get a feel for how to control pdf with Excel, I get a pdf file but no printout and no code to veiw!
I need a VBA code to create a Text file which should be in the form of DML (my scenario is to get Insert Statements for the Data available in the Excel) from Excel Sheet. And this has to be done by assigning a macro to command button where by clicking on it the DML text file should be generated. Even the syntax for the scenario will do.
I want macro which export each excel column to new text file. The data in excel file is number. The column has only 5 rows that means each new text file should contain five lines of one column. It looks simple but couldn't manage to do macro for it. I have very big data set in one excel file, and have to be splitted into text files. The file name in new text files can be any kind as long as it can be in some sort of order for each export.
how to word it but if someone understands then please help. I have two excel data files namely Book1.xls & Book2.xls. Both files have different data in it. Both files contain macros. When these macros run the files become **FINALIZED** version.
Originally, I get the above files in my email as txt. attachments. I then move these two txt files to my desktop in a folder called Folder-1. Then I open these files as an Excel and save them.
Basically, I need to know if two txt files are sitting in a folder-1 on my desktop. What can I do or what can I clik that....those two text files get converted into excel automatically, including running that macro I talked about in the above paragrah.
To put it differently, if I have two txt files Book1.txt, Book2.txt in a folder, how can I automatically create an excel **FINALIZED**version which sits right next to their txt version.
I tried many ways to convert a CSV file into a formatted Excel (.xls) file via VBA. I have a file with 5 lines (header included) and about 10 columns (delimited by commas).
How can I format it via vba on button click action?
VBA coding for automatically saving an excel file as another file using the current date as part of the file name together with "32ga" as a constant add-in. I also what this macro to run at a particular time of the day let say 00:20hrs. The excel file i want to save as is always open . It has data that changes every 24-hrs.
I have a spreadsheet with thousands of lines of code. Each row contains a complete code that needs to either be converted/pasted to a new .txt or .xml. Until now, just copying and pasting each line into a .txt file was necessary but there has to be a way to automate this. I would love to know if it's possible to extract each row(technically it is only a single cell per row, so its just a really large single cell) and add it to a .txt or .xml file?
>I am trying to convert a Lotus file over to Excel, and am having some trouble >converting an error handling dget function. > >=IF(ISERR(DGET(Databaseread,"Name","GROUP >ID"=GroupNumber)),VLOOKUP(GroupNumber,Databaseread,4,FALSE),DGET(Databaseread,"NAME","GROUP ID"=GroupNumber)) > >This is the function that was used in Lotus; it returns the name of a >company by looking at the ID number. I need to keep it as pure as possible to >the Lotus file. ....
Lotus 123's @DGET (and other database functions) are much more sophisticated than Excel's counterpart functions. 123's can use criteria expressions in the function calls. Excel's require criteria ranges.
In this particular case, there's no need to use DGET at all. There's a single criterion term, so VLOOKUP is sufficient. If the "Name" column were the 4th column in Databaseread, then try
=VLOOKUP(GroupNumber,Databaseread,4,0)
Explanation: it appears you're just trying to find a particular group number. DGET (and @DGET in 123) returns an error if there's more than one entry. VLOOKUP returns the first matching entry. You're formula makes it clear you want either the only matching entry or the first matching entry. However, when there's only one matching entry it's also the first matching entry, so VLOOKUP alone would have returned the desired result.
I suspect you have other formulas that are more complicated, but you believed the formula above would be a reasonable sample to provide. Not so. If you have more complicated D-function calls, show them, not the simple ones.
convert all spreadsheet in a workbook to one pdf file. I use PrimoPDF to convert, then I only convert 1 sheet to PDF even that I have select all sheets. My be it is a better PDF converter for free you use or other ways to do it.
I am finishing up a program using excel that does a lot of nice things, and seems to be working. I want it to be used by anyone, even if they do not have Excel. I want it to be *my* program completely, w/o Excel being a part of it anymore. Is there a way to compile an excel file and turn it into an EXE file so there is no need for an excel program to run it?
Someone sent me a pdf file. It contains a list of items but the problem is I need to be able to copy and paste each item individually. I tried doing a google search to find a way to convert the PDF to a word doc but did not have any luck. So I think my only other alternative is to convert it to an excel (XLS) file.
Does anyone know of a way to do this so that I can successfully copy and paste words from the document individually and not just wind up with an excel file with a picture of the PDF file in it?
I am having trouble converting file formats. I would like to convert a.xlsx file to a .xls file. It is password protected and everything I have tried to use to convert the file has failed.
I have the following code (borrowed) which converts the current .xls worksheet to a tab-delimited .txt file. The problem is that i need to add a PIPE to the end of each row/record as well, so that the records would look something like this:
A|123| B|456|
currently there is no PIPE following the last character (3 or 6) and i am getting this:
A|123 B|456
I was hoping there would be a way to revise the VBA to add a PIPE at the end of each row/record.
I have the following code (borrowed) which converts the current .xls worksheet to a tab-delimited .txt file. The problem is that i need to add a PIPE to the end of each row/record as well, so that the records would look something like this:
A|123| B|456|
currently there is no PIPE following the last character (3 or 6) and i am getting this:
A|123 B|456
I was hoping there would be a way to revise the VBA to add a PIPE at the end of each row/record. Here's the ...
I have a .txt file which i need to convert using text to columns in excel, obviously this is simple, however my .txt file is 325000+ rows of data
Is there anyway I can Excel can cope with this amount of data, I know that my row limitation is 65536, can i spread the data across multiple sheet tabs?
Is there any macro that can be used to convert data which have been converted from PDF to Excel. Currently I'm using a traditional way by pressing F2 and enter to convert the data to excel format. It's tedious ( since the data range is quite big) and crammed my finger.
I want to convert the excel file into text document with out changing it file type
for example
in the wordpad i have the text document in this type "Candy","1253563"
I want this to be open in excel and i can open in the excel using delimited option but i want only to change the number "1253563" and i can use autoofilter to filter and i want to change the number "1253693" in the excel and i want that excel should open in the format of text document without any change as i mentioned before
it should open in this format
"Candy","1253693" only the number should change and this action is repeated for many numbers
