I have a simple task that i am trying to have VBA do for me...i have a sheet that is approx 5000 rows (ugh). I want excel to look at column C and and check to see if the cell has an Excel error sign ("DIV/0!" or a "#VALUE!"). If the cell has the above error signs to delete the entire row.
View 9 RepliesI have a number $2,173,980.08 in my excel worksheet. I try to find it using Ctrl + F $2,173,980.08 and excel couldn't find the number. What setting do I need to change in order for excel to find number with dollars sign and commas in it?
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I have a variable that is define as Double called STD. When i try to insert that variable in a formula the decimal sign (for me a comma "," because I'm Portuguese) gets converted to ";" (which is for me the separation sign for the expressions in excel formulas. ex: AND(A1>0;B1>0)=TRUE). The code is:
My boss uses the + symbol and the = symbol in his formulas eg "=+E3*E4" What is the advantage or difference in this as to just using "=E3*E4"
View 3 Replies View RelatedIn a formula, what effect does putting a plus sign after an equals sign? e.g.
=+((1+B8)^12)-1. I orginally assumed that it made sure that result the would always be positive but I was wrong.
I have written a Excel (2003) that searches a worksheet for a string in any cell. If the string is not found, it uses the 'On Error GoTo' command to jump to a given label. It works fine on the first string not found. When it searches for the next non-existent string, it fails with:
'Run-time error '91':
Object variable or With block variable not set'
Do I have to clear a buffer after each cells.find search?
My
why the code below errors out? Thanks...
Range(Cells(7, 1), Cells(WDIfinalrow, 1)).EntireRow.Delete
I need to change the colour of cells depending on contents. The following code works perfectly until I try to insert or delete a row in the worksheet. Then I get Run-time error 13, Type mismatch.
VB:
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Set I = Intersect(Target, Range("E5:E100"))
If Not I Is Nothing Then
[Code]....
I have two worksheets that directly link a range of cells on both sheets, ie: Output!a1 = Database!a1.
In this case, the Database sheet contains data that I want to manipulate by deleting entries that are defined in rows. however, when I delete one of the source rows I get a #REF error on the Output sheet.
Is there any way to avoid this so the entries will automatically shift down a row if a row has been deleted? :o
So if i were to delete row two on the source page and the data from row three moves down, that would, in turn, cause the row three data on the output page to move down one row as well.
After performing several operations and sorting the results I end up with a lot if #VALUE! errors in colum B. I would like to search thru those results and delete any row containg "VALUE! in colum B
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am creating some code to unprotect a workbook, unhide columns, delete a series of cells, rehide columns and then reprotect the workbook:
View 14 Replies View RelatedI have some code that is working great except that it throws up an error on the last run through because it doesn't find any more rows to delete. I've tried "On Error GoTo" but it doesn't catch it. It seemed to work on my home computer which is running Excel 2010 but then on Excel 2007 I get the debug screen and I don't want that to show up for other users that I share the code with.
Sub DeleteHeaders()
Dim lastrow As Integer
lastrow = ActiveSheet.Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).row
[Code]....
Workbook_1 has a UDF that uses a Range() without any sheet name ( Range("myRange") instead of Sheets(1).Range("myRange") ). Workbook_2 has a macro that deletes a sheet. When the delete statement executes, the cells in Workbook_1 try to recalculate and the UDF returns an error. If I use 'workbooks("Workbook_1").Sheets(1).Range("myRange")' in the UDF then it works properly when WorkBook_2 deletes the sheet. ('Sheets(1).Range("myRange")' still produces an error).
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to write a macro to find all cells that are returning cell errors (ie: #REF!) within a named range, to select only those cells, and then to clear the contents of only these cells. It is my understanding that replacing or altering the value is not an option because doing so will return a "" string value, instead of a clear cell. Replacing the cell's contents with a =na() is also unacceptable...these cells to be completely clear. I was unable to piece together a macro from searching around this site and thought it would be best to just ask.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am using this code below to delete individual matching values (the value in "A2") from a column.
Code:
Set Found = Columns("AH").Find(what:=Range("A2").Value, lookat:=xlWhole)
If Not Found Is Nothing Then Found.Delete Shift:=xlShiftUp
I am receiving error "Delete Method of Range Class Failed" in the highlighted line.
i have a macro which is executing some cleaning up and then copying information from project sheets to a summary sheet. the individual project sheets are (currently still manually) copied/moved into the big(ger) overview workbook. to support the work with the individual project sheets they contain a macro that is assigned to some (three) shapes. one part of the cleanup is stripping the macros off the individual project sheets:
' remove the traffic-light macros of the project sheets from all sheets in case of unwanted or uncontrolled "infection"
For CurrentWS = 1 To SheetCount
Worksheets(CurrentWS).Select
ActiveSheet.Shapes.SelectAll
Selection.OnAction = ""
Worksheets(CurrentWS). Range("A1").Select
Next CurrentWS
on the line "ActiveSheet.Shapes.SelectAll" i get frequently (not always... ) a run time error '7': out of memory. it happens on at least two computers. i closed all other SW. according to the windows task manager information there should be plenty of memory free.
questions:
- how to get rid of the error message? OR:
- is there another (more smart) way to strip the ("imported") macros, while keeping the "main" marco alive that does not lead to an error message?
I'm attempting to write an OutLook 2007 macro that extracts excel spreadsheets from incoming email and saves them as a .csv file. Before saving the file I need to delete the header row. I am getting a "Error 1004 - Delete method of range class failed" error when running this code.
Here is the code: (the bolded line is where I'm getting the error)
Public Sub ConvertToCsv2()
Dim xls As Excel.Application
Dim oWB As Excel.Workbook
Dim tmp As String
Dim ws As Excel.Worksheet
[code]....
i am getting some ??? and ??????? in my excel sheet. i think it's because i am importing some foreign language into excel and it doesn't like it. i was wondering if there is a way to find and delete all these rows. i tried do to a filter for ??? or ??, it simply shows all the results because in the custom autofilter, it has the following:
"Use ? to represent any single charaters"
"Use * to represent any series of characters"
I need a macro to find anywhere in column A a + (plus sign) and delete that row.
Example if P+A is in a row in column A then the row is deleted, and similarly if just J+ is in column A then the row is deleted.
Code:
For Each src In Worksheets
If src.Name Like "EF Spend*" Then
Sheets(src.Name).Select
Else
Next src
End If
This is an extract of a larger code, but this section is producing a Compile Error: Next without For but I cannot workout how to resolve it.
I have a txt calendar control the askes the user for a date, then find that date in another sheet.
If the user enters a date out of my range the code bugs out. Is there an error handeler for this? Like can I set an error message?
My formula =IF(OR( FIND("Bugs",E2),FIND("Daffy",E2)),"/wkly",0). Always returns #VALUE! error. I can understand if neither value occurs in the string, what confounds me is if one of the two does occur in the string If I shorten to
=IF(FIND("Bugs",E2),"/wkly",0)
Then the expected output is returned
I am having trouble with the following code. When I put in a value in C8 that is on the list being searched (A2:A27), the Answer is still coming up as false (ie, the find function isn't finding the variable in the list, though it is there). I'm guessing I'm using incorrect syntax somewhere.
Dim Answer As Boolean
Private Sub CalcBi_Click()
Dim Pledge, Edate, PR, PPA, EEA As Double
Dim Due, Chdate As Date
If Range("C6").Value = "" Or Range("C8").Value = "" Then
Exit Sub
Else
Pledge = Range("C6").Value
Edate = DateValue(Range("C8").Value)
Set rngschedule = Worksheets("Bi Weekly Schedule").Range("A2").Offset(Application.WorksheetFunction.Match(Range("C8"), Worksheets("Bi Weekly Schedule").Range("A2:A27"), 1), 0).....................
i am getting a run time error 1004 Delete method of worksheet class failed,
ws.Delete
Sub Save()
Dim myName As String, myFolder As String, e
Dim fso As Object, temp As String
ThisWorkbook.Save
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
myFolder = "C:UsersRecsDocumentsTestVBA & ExcelEmail_Files_Temp" & Year(Date) & "" & Format$(Date, "mmm")
For Each e In Split(myFolder, "")
temp = temp & IIf(temp = "", "", "") & e
If fso.FolderExists(temp) = False Then fso.CreateFolder (temp)
I am trying to find the word ''New'' and then delete row.Here is my current code below...
[Code]....
My code works fine upuntil Loopwhile.
The reason for this, on this particular occasion there is only one line containing 'new' so the code has nothing to loop....
So I need to re write
[Code] ....
In order to account for the possibility only one row ft's the word 'New'
Also might be worth mentioning the word New could ft in amongst other data in the particular cell.
I have tried to record this but I cannot get it to work? On the tab “Add & Delete” cell “L17” I have a drop down list that is a list of the policy numbers from the “Data” tab.
What I am trying to do is assign a macro that searches column “J” on the “Data” tab based on the “L17” content on the Tab “Add & Delete” when it finds the data it then clears the contents of that entire row.
I'm looking to search column A on a worksheet, find a specific value and then delete the entire row that value shows up in. This is what I have so far...
[Code] ......
I tried to write a script that does following:
I have data that looks like this:
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
5
5
6
6
As you can see, mostly every two rows contain same values. But there are some values (here it is 4) that is a "single row".
I want to find every "single row" and delete them. I tried a long time but reached frustration now.
Can we find a value in Row 1 of Sheet called Sheet1 and delete the entire column if the value is found?
The value is in Cell F15 of sheet called Sheet2.
Basically i have a column which runs like this:
Company Name:
Name1
Name1
Name1
BLANK
BLANK
BLANK
Name1
BLANK
Name1
Basically, what I am after doing is getting a script to look through that column and delete any rows that do not have "Name1" in Column A.
So far, i've sorted the column so all the blank cells appear at the top, and the "Name1" cells appear at the bottom. Now what I was going to do was use a loop, and I got as far as this before becoming confused .....