Cutting And Pasting Varying Size Range To Next Available Row In Another Range (on Another Worksheet)
Jun 25, 2014
code to take jobs that are done on one spreadsheet and send them to the next available row of a specified range on another worksheet. I am also looking to incorporate a way to delete the empty rows that are left behind.
I have already made code to select the completed jobs, but am still unsure how to approach the next part. I can't even paste the selected range to another sheet without errors from range sizes.
The following code is done up to the point where I cut my selection.
Sub Update()
Worksheets("OpenGen").Activate
Dim c As Object
Dim rngA As Range
I am try to Set a range to a variable. The problem is the range differs in size. The good thing is there is a blank cell before each group that I am attempting to set the range to. I know it should be possible to set the range to stop at the blank row. I am locating the correct row by the date and want to set the range to include the next three cells to the right and all the cells below them up to the blank row.
I want to load one with data from a worksheet query table that will vary in size each time it's executed. The length will vary, but the range is continuous, and five columns wide. I'd prefer a do while loop, looping until a blank cell is encountered. Can someone get me started with general syntax and setup of the array?
I have seen a worksheet/workbook in the past that only contains (for example) Columns A:H and Rows 1:150. The rest of the columns and rows do not show. Unfortunately I cannot find the example I was looking at and I cannot find any information on how to achieve it.
I am trying to develop a macro in excel that CUTS AND PASTES rows of data from one worksheet in to the next available row in a new worksheet if there is a date in a particular cell. If the cells that are being checked for a date are empty, then the routine would skip these rows of data.
Here is an example of the worksheet. All rows containing a date in the Scanned column, would be cut and pasted in to a new worksheet. And any rows that have an empty cell in the Scanned column are ignored. If the Scanned column is filled at a later date, then when the macro is run, the data in that row would be cut and pasted in to the next available row in the new worksheet.
In column A I have the age of a sale i have completed (compared against todays date) and from B - N of the same row i have the data that coresponds to the sale. As Column A changes daily by 1 i would like to only keep the rows whereby column A is between 1 - 10. For any that are above 10 I would like to cut and paste to a second sheet, strangely entitled "older than 10 days" !
as there are formulas after column N which calculates the data i would only like to cut columns B - N of the specific row.
I think I need to create a macro that first sorts column A so I have the oldest data at the top and then a loop to check if these are above 10, i then want to cut from B - N and paste into another sheet.
I've set up a spreadsheet structure at work which is three workbooks linked together.
I created this initially within My documents saved locally to my machine. Now though, I need to move the folder containing these workbooks onto the server to be accessed by others. My problem is that when cutting and pasting the folder, the formulas within the three spreadsheets still refer to their original location within My Documents rather than following the folder to their new location.
AS you can see in the attached file, I have several collumns of data going form 2012 to 1992. I would like to know the quickest way to invert this so the data is presented 1992 to 2012.
I am trying to cut all rows with the date less than 2 days older than the current date. Cut and paste it into a new worksheet in same workbook and save it into a specific folder.
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I am getting an error on the line :
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Saying Object doesn't support this property or method.
I am baffled because one worksheet I can cut/paste and none of the reference cells whether they are dependents or precedents change--in other words, all formulas remain exactly the same. I switch over to another tab in my back-end and the formulas change when cutting/pasting cells.
I have the following code that let's the user choose and " import" data to an existing sheet. It works well up until now. The problem is that the three ranges that I am trying to copy the data from on workbook to another has changed size. In previous version of my workbooks the range was two columns by 10 rows. Now, it is 1 column by 10 rows. So, when I run this macro it doesn't work because the two ranges are different. Is there any way to: 1) Only copy over one of the rows of a range thus making the macro run?
2) Do not run that part of the macro if there is an error?
Thanks so much for reading this long-winded description but the error is a big problem
I have a problem where I extended a formula down to over 40,000 records which has increased the file size substantially. I only need it to scroll down to a few thousand rows now that I realized that there is alot less data to populate the worksheet. Is there any way to get it back to a scroll range that is more modest in size?
I want to sum a range of cell in a macro. The range can change depending on what is imported. For instance, my range is from (Ax:Ay) and sums this amount on the cell below Ay.
name data1 data2 total chris a b 100 a a 100 a a 100 steve b b 90 b a 90 b a 91 jane b a 89 a a 90 a a 92
its hard to line things up in here..... anyway... each name has two more lines of data associated with it. i want to take the 4th column last line for each and sort from greatest to smallest and rearrange all the data but keeping all three lines associated with each person together. one added complication. the number of ppl in this will vary although i can do a count of every three lines and tell exactly how many there will be. so for this purpose we can just keep it at three.
in this case, all three lines associated with jane should be moved up above the three lines of steve but stay below the three lines of chris. and the three lines for each person stay in the same order they are now
I am working on an excelsheet containing a data dump from a manufacturing database. Inside this sheet i want to make subtotals of different production runs. The data that needs to be added up is in one big list between every production run there is an empty cel. So I want to make a formula that does: =SUM(one-cel-above-current:next-empty-cell-above)
I'm trying to sum a varying range of cells based on conditions in another column. right now im trying =SUMIF(B:B, "Active", C4:C10)
The number it is returning is not correct and I'm not sure whats wrong. Also, is there a way to allow the range of cells to vary? Like if I wanted to insert a row and have it included in the sum.
I currently have a problem with suming the costs from tables across multiple sheets where the tables are of varying size.
Each sheet, 'sheet1' to 'sheet10' for simplicity sake, has a simple table consisting of two columns, 'Item' and 'Cost'. Each row contains a certain item and it's respective cost. The bottom of each table then has 'Total' in the item column and the sum of the total costs in the 'Cost' column.
However, each table on each sheet has a varying number of rows. This means on 'sheet1' the total may be in B5 and on 'sheet2' it might be in B7.
I need to sum all the total costs from 'sheet1' to 'sheet10' in a single cell.
I tried using the =SUMIFS formula with a 3D Range but I discovered that you can't use this formula with a 3D Range.
The only solution I could think of is to use a loop that goes through each sheet in turn, searches Column A for 'Total' and then adds the cell next to it to a running total.
I have created a button to print an inventory list daily. The size of the list changes each day. The code I'm using works except I only want the Current Region to be defined as only the first 4 columns.
Private Sub CommandButton5_Click()
Sheets("Inventory").Select Selection.AutoFilter Field:=4, Criteria1:="Inventory" Set rng = Selection.CurrentRegion ActiveSheet.PageSetup.PrintArea = rng.Address ActiveSheet.PrintOut End Sub
I am trying to paste a single cell value to a range that will vary according to row counts in two different columns. I'm pasting in column B so I want to use .Range("B" & BRowCount) as my starting value. I then want to paste the value down column B until I reach the last used row in column C (i.e., .Range("B" & CRowCount)). None of the paste range code that I am trying seems to work.
Code: With CS BRowCount = CS.Range("B65536").End(xlUp).Row BRowCount = BRowCount + 1 .Range("B" & BRowCount).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues .Range("B" & BRowCount).Copy CRowCount = CS.Range("C65536").End(xlUp).Row '---->Paste Code Inserted Here End With
Need assistance with this code provided by SHG. See attached sample. I need to create a range called DaysOff so that this function will work. As it is the function is perfect; though the accuracy if the result is dependent on the exact range, thus I need this named range to be dynamic. I have tried but it does not seem to work correctly. The named range should refer to the list of names between 1-10. The range should dynamically include any names that are listed.
Public DaysOff As Range Function datNext(datLast As Date, DaysOff As Range) As Date Dim datBeg As Date, datEnd As Date Dim iLastPd As Integer Dim iDay As Long, nDay As Long Dim iYr As Integer, iMo As Integer iYr = Year(datLast) iMo = Month(datLast) datBeg = DateSerial(iYr, iMo + 1, 1) datEnd = DateSerial(iYr, iMo + 2, 0) iLastPd = Pd(datLast) nDay = DaysOff.Rows.Count Do.......................................
I am attempting to create a rather complex macro to format periodic raw data being made available to me; this data centers around a main column. The column of interest in these raw data reports is of variable length; I wish to apply a name to this column in order to make it easier to perform calculations. I know how to write VBA code to select every cell in a column down to the point at which the column becomes empty space, regardless of how much data is in the column, and I wish a include naming of the range in the macro. However, all my resources imply you must give the exact definitions of the range when writing the name application in VBA. Does anyone know if there is a way to include naming of a range in a macro without knowing the range's exact size? Put another way, is there any way to apply a name to an already-selected group of cells without giving the exact dimensions?
I have a macro that takes a worksheet and copies it to another workbook. It works, but the graph that is contained in the new worksheet ends up a little screwy; for instance, the Plot Area is larger than it should be (height-wise along the screen), and the chart's legend isn't in the exact same place as in the original chart.
Currently my Macro should: Turn off any filtersNumber column A from 1 to 1000 (starting in A14)Drags formula from K14-O14 down to last row of data shown in column Athen puts cursor in last empty cell in column B ready for user to enter data
On point 3 - I want the range to be K14-O14 if active worksheet equals "EXCHANGES" but if its on the "VALUATIONS" tab the autofill range should be L14-P14
I have found bits and pieces of macros on the internet and put them together so if my macro below is not the most effective for my needs but here it is in it's current state:
Here is my macro:
Sub AddNewEntry() 'TURNS OFF FILTER IF FINDS ONE ON Dim wks As Worksheet
I often end up in a scenario where I want to be able to move text from one column into another using a formula, which involves pasting a formula down a filtered range... E.g. Column A contains both ID numbers & dates, I want to move ID numbers into Column B, so I apply a filter to all ID numbers using a formula "=A1" and paste it down the filtered range.
It becomes an issue when there is greater than 50 - 60 thousand rows - excel throws an error "selection range is too complex" and disregards the filtered range.
Only thing I can think of would be a VBA script to automate pasting a formula in blocks of 50,000 rows.
I'm trying to copy a range of column headers from one worksheet and paste them in another using a macro The source range starts at Q1 and runs along row 1 for a variable number of columns each time.The destination cells start at B1 and will run along row 1 for the same number of columns.
I've got as far as counting the number of source columns
VBA to find the next appropriate blank cell in column "A" when copying ranges of varying sizes and pasting them in a new worksheet one after the next.
Currently I have recorded a macro that uses the code below to get to this location, but I am worried this will break when I get new data of a different range size;
Range(Selection, ActiveCell.SpecialCells(xlLastCell)).Select 'my initial range selection Selection.Copy Windows("myfile.csv").Activate ActiveSheet.Paste ActiveCell.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Select 'finds last cell of my paste Range("N69").Select 'I hit the down arrow once to get to new blank row Selection.End(xlToLeft).Select 'to go to begining/col A of new row for next paste
