I have a list of random I.P. Addresses i.e. 192.168.1.0, 172.19.16.0 etc
i would like to copy them into another cell but change them to a range. i.e.
192.168.0.1-192.168.1.254
172.19.16.0-172.19.16.254
I have to convert a range reference in the form of
Range(Cells(1,1),Cells(2,2))
to a reference in the form of
"A1:B2"
I've two columns, one being the first name and the second being the last name. Is there a way that I can convert these two columns into the correct format for the email address ? Rather than having to manually do this.
View 4 Replies View RelatedAssume cell A1 contains a name and A2 contains the text "D7".
How would the code look like that
1. reads the contense in cell A2 (which is D7),
2. converts it (D7) to a cell address and finally
3. copies the content in cell A1 to the cell address found in A2 (in this case D7)
To illustrate I attached an Excel file.
I'm trying to export to csv and then convert to address labels. I know I could do this with a macro, but I have no idea about how to write them, or even how to get it to lay out the way I want. I need to do it so I can send out all the save the dates for my wedding. I don't want to do it in word (complicated story to do with it not working with the labels I've got).
The columns are layed out like this, with example addresses:
Title,Forenames,Surname,House Name/Number,Road,Area,Town/City,County,Postcode,Country
Mr,Alan,Davies,23,Malvern Road,Sheperton,Leicester,Leicestershire,LE2 3BY,UK
,Jason,Robson,3,Wake Green Road,,Birmingham,,B13 9QD,....................
Any function to convert a long value into an IP address. I have an extract from a mySQL dbase that has the ip addresses in long format. I need to reverse them back to IP Addresses.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am trying to take an address book on the internet and copy/paste it into excel- not hard right? Ok, so that is done. The problem I have is that there are over 2000 addresses- and they all copy straight down into one column. I know how to transpose the information- but come on- there are over 2000. that seems like a LOT of work. So my first question would be is there a way to do this all at once? For each company/name/address/phone I need one row per company.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a textbox with an address (ie "$C$3"), how do it then activate the correct cell (ie C3). Flash ActionScript has a function that would do this, eval(). I know VBA has a val() function, but I think thats different all together.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a simlple macro to add a new customer to a list using a form. One of the columns of the datra beig added is an email address. When entering the data the email address just appears as text, but i want it to be the email address link you could click on and it opens up an outlook email. Just clicking into the cell and tabbing out changes this into the format i want, but wondering how to i get the macro to do this?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm looking for a way to convert an old church address list that is formatted in a single column. There are no blank rows, but the amount of rows for each entry can vary. For instance, there could be as little as 3 rows of data (church name, address, city/state/zip) or more if email addresses and websites are provided.
The data is currently in the format below (notice how one entry has a website while the other does not).
First Church
102 Main Street
Dallas, TX 12345
email@whatever.com
Second Church
500 Second Street
Austin, TX 12376
email2@whatever.com
http://www.boguswebsite.com
So I'm looking for the data to be formatted like the following:
First Church 102 Main Street Dallas, TX 12345 email@whatever.com
Second Church 500 Second Street Austin, TX 12376 email2@whatever.com http://www.boguswebsite.com
I was able to find the following code from a Google search, but it can't dynamically adjust the range.
Sub x()
Dim rng As Range
Set rng = Range("A1").Resize(5)
Do Until IsEmpty(rng.Cells(1, 1))
rng.Copy
Cells(Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Offset(1).PasteSpecial Transpose:=True
Set rng = rng.Offset(5)
Loop
End Sub
I think what I need to make this code work is a way to dynamically adjust the range so that it can determine when to move to the next row of data. Static ranges break the process due to the amount of data being provided not being uniform. What I was thinking is that I could use the word "church" as a start point and end point in a loop so the script knows when to jump to the next row and begin copying the proper number of columns. I'm just not sure how to accomplish this in vba.
I have a long list of names, address, city state zip, and phone number, followed by the next name, address, etc. I need to now be able to bring each one into it's own column.
Example:
David Smith
123 Main St.
Denver, CO 12345
123.456.7890
Joe Blow
345 Happy Ave.
Oakland, CA 34567
567.890.1234
I need to convert it so that I would have
David Smith 123 Main St. Denver, CO 12345 123.456.7890
Joe Blow 345 Happy Ave. Oakland CA 34567 567.890.1234
I have something like the following:
If Worksheets("RawData"). Cells(1, nColumn).Value = Worksheets("RawData").Cells(12, 16).Value Then
..do code (I know the cell location of interest at this point)
End If
Then I End up needing To Do something Like the following
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).XValues = _
Worksheets("RawData").Range("L1:N1")
“L1:N1” above is a sample. Given the code above it I have the cell location in question but it is in the format such as .Cells(12,16). That doesn’t do me much good when range wants something like “L1”. I don’t know how to convert that (12,16) to a L16 for example.
I've been given a long list of mailing addresses in Excel in formatted as a single column, each address using three rows with no blank rows. Example:
John Doe
123 Maple St. #2
Cambridge, MA 02139
Jane Smith
321 Elm St. Apt 24
Austin, TX 34557
etc.
etc.
I need to get this data into the form ...
John Doe 123 Maple St. #2 Cambridge MA 02139
Jane Smith 321 Elem St. Apt. 24 Austin TX 34557
I would think this has been done, but I've searched the web and this forum without success.
I have a named range that expands and contracts based upon the amount of data that is in some column. Call it AllData_UsedRange.
I have another named range that actually refers to a range. Call it AllData.
Column A
Row2 56
Row3 44
Row4 65
AllData is a named range that refers to the range A2:A65536
AllData_UsedRange refers to A2:A4 by way of this formula.
=OFFSET(AllData,0,0,COUNTA(AllData))
How to I obtain an address of AllData_UsedRange in VBA code?
These do not work...
ThisWorkbook.Names("AllData_UsedRange").RefersToRange.Address
Evaluate(ThisWorkbook.Names("AllData_UsedRange"))
I have a Choose function that is used to determine which range I need. e.g. =Choose(Choice,Cell,Cell,...).
In each corresponding "Choice" cell is a typed range. e.g. $B$33:$L$70
I'm looking for a way to be able to use this typed range as the range for some chart data.
I know that I can return the value of a defined name range, the address, and even the value of the define name, but if you are given a range address, how do you find its corresponding defined name in code?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a formula (AL15) to determine the address of the last column with a value greater than 1. =COUNTIF(C16:AC16,">=1")+2. I then use this column value to aquire the Absolute row "15" and the determined column=(ADDRESS(15,AL15,4)). This returns to me a Column value and row value that I need to use as a refference. How can I convert this returned value to a reference.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am attempting to categorize IP Addresses. My lookup table looks like this:
Begin End Category
1.50.50.0 1.50.50.255 3
5.185.40.0 5.185.43.0 2
5.22.22.65 5.22.22.128 5
I have a list of IP addresses that need to be categorized.
IP Address Category
5.185.41.15 2
1.128.128.0 Null
1.50.50.128 3
The category column needs to be populated. The ranges in my look up table are not end to end (there are gaps).
Function Lookup got close, but assumed there were no gaps.
I am trying to get the addresses of different cells containing numbers. This addresses should be ranked by the size of the value from largest to smallest.
Currently I am using this formula
=CELL("address";OFFSET($A$2;MATCH(LARGE($A$2:$A$10;1);$A$2:$A$10;0)-1;0))
and just increasing the variable of the LARGE function for every rank.
This works fine up to the point some numbers are the same. If I have for example two cells containing a 80 and 80 is the largest value, rank 1 and 2 result in the same address (of the first cell containing the 80). But I want the formula to result in specific addresses for every number.
I thought about using MAX instead of LARGE, but I don't get a working solution for the second (third, fourth, ...) largest value.
I have a named range, called 'event' relating to cells a2-a200, I have a named cell, 'eventcounter'. I was hoping that I would be able to use the named cell eventcounter in formulae on the cells in the event range rather than having to use the cell address. So instead of having a formula that was something like this, =if(a3= etc etc.
I could refer to the range event and eventcounter. Eventcouter gets its value simply by counting the number of non blank cells in the event range, so consequently - I can only figure out how to address the last entry in the event range in the manner that i wish.
I have to macros I'm working with the first take a user set range and prints the . Address to a cell.
The second Macro I'm trying to get to look at that cell and pull out the range. So is there an opposite fuction to .
Address that will convert excel format to a VBA Range format. Ex A cell with $A$1:$A$2 to Range("A1",A2")
Macro 1
Code:
For j = 1 To x
c = 1
For i = 1 To ws.Range("AD" & rc).Value
ws.Range("AE" & rc).Value = Application.InputBox
(Prompt:="What is the Heading of Data set #" & c & " Table " & tc & " This entry may repeat", Type:=8)
[Code] .........
Macro 2
Code:
'A lot of code here but I want to be able to set multiple ranges to the ranges list in the cell values.
rng(2) = sh(0).Range("AG2").Value
I am having troubles with using two methods together. I know how to find the address of the first or last occurance of a MAX in a range. I also know how to create a MAXIF function using criteria to determine what to consider for the max calculation. I do not know how to return the address of the result from the MAXIF.
I am using Office 2003 on WinXP.
Ultimately I want to take the address of the first result of a MAXIF and use it to do a lookup for a corresponding value. I'm not sure if I will be able to do this with a combination of functions, or if I will need a macro.
Heres an example:
Data:
Time WeekNum Count
01:02 1 12
02:05 1 35
03:09 2 456
14:20 2 123
12:24 2 122
Usage:
Use the maxif lookup to return the time of the largest count for WeekNum 2
Result:
03:09
I have a variable which contains the column number. How do I then reference a range in VBA using that column number, as opposed to the letter? I know how to convert the number into the letter, but I also know there has to be something more simpler. For instance, a form of the ADDRESS function, but in VBA?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have this simple requirement
Business ProcessBp1Bp2Bp3Bs. Consulting
The Bs. consulting can take any values from business process like Bp1 or Bp1 or Bp2...
for this i have written validation macro
If Target.Address = "$C$21" Or Target.Address = "$D$21" Or Target.Address = "$E$21" Or Target.Address = "$F$21" Or Target.Address = "$G$21" Or Target.Address = "$H$21" Then
do the validation;
end if;
this works fine, but i need to use or condition , is there any better way to write this, a more compact way,
I need to select a variable number of cells on a line. I know Range("A2:c2") will do exactly what I need EXCEPT i need to use variables to do it. Is this possible, and if so how.
View 5 Replies View Relatedit seems that the string range.address is not always equal to the complete range address.
I mean, I noticed that, if rg is a range,
Dim rg As range
...
rg<>Range(rg.address)
In the cases I noticed it, the range was an union of many ranges, and the string Address was already big, but not 1 kBite long.
My question: is there a way to get the *complete* range address, without this restriction?
I would like to use the address property, because I would like to have my range without sheet information.
So I use often : rg=Range(rg.address)
I want to define the range from a given cell and all data below within the same column strDataStart is the named cell in the worksheet that want to start from. Below is what I tried and failed.
Function rngDataCol(strDataStart As String) As Range
Dim rngDataEnd As Range
rngDataEnd = Range("strDataStart").End(xlDown)
rngDataCol = Range(Range("strDataStart").Address, rngDataEnd.Address)
End Function
I am trying to create a correlation matrix that uses the =ADDRESS function to define the various columns of data which I want to correlate against each other (I require this flexibility because the number of columns and rows of data to be correlated will change). The basic formula I am using is something like the following: =CORREL((ADDRESS(Sheet1!$C$2+3,L2+2,,,"Sheet1")),(ADDRESS(Sheet1!$B$2,L2+2,,,"Sheet1")))
However, while the individual ADDRESS fomulas deliver the correct start and end cell references required, it seems that CORREL function won't accept the cell addresses that result from using the =ADDRESS function.
get the address of the last range copied to the clipboard? I tinkered with GetFromClipboard but I would like to find a solution that is not dependent upon DataObjects if possible. Since copied cells are "marqueed" in Excel, is there a property relating to marqueed cells address?
View 8 Replies View RelatedI've set up a macro to create around 50 http links (sites which i need to monitor every week but whose addresses change slightly every month)
I've also got a macro to open up all these web pages at once so I can look at them in internet explorer.
When these links are nicely created into cells the http link isn't recognised straight away by excel (e.g. doesn't go blue & underlined) until i click in the cell & change or return the cell value - as part of the autocorrect function i think.
Is there a way of getting excel to automatically recognise the http links without having to go individually into every cell.