I am trying to write a macro to paste the data that has been copied onto the clipboard into my worksheet. However I want to paste it in different ways depending on what data is there.
This is what I have so far:
Sub ImportTissue()
Sheets("Tissue").Select
If "dimensions of clipboard data are 5 cells by 5 cells" Then
How to turn off or default the warning box message ...
"Data on the Clipboard is not the same size and shape as the selected area. Do you want to paste the data anyway"
I hate having to click yes on this every time I paste something. I do it hundreds of times a day.
My tables is centered and merged because my external date changes sizes each time I paste to the table.
I have looked all over to try and find an "OFF" warning/message button for this. I just want to know how to turn it off or default it to never pop up again!
I'm trying to implement a very simple macro to paste a set of cells - already copied to the clipboard from a CSV file - into a worksheet.
Basically, all I need it to do is to allow the user to open that other CSV file, hit CTRL+A and CTRL+C, then go to the relevant sheet in my workbook and run the macro, which should simply paste the copied data into that sheet (starting at cell A30).
Here's what I have so far - I keep getting an error when the macro reaches the ActiveSheet.Paste command.
VB: Sub UpdateData() ' ' UpdateData Macro ' Dim strSheetName As String
I've just written a macro to copy large amount of data from one worksheet into another. It works well right now, except a little problem. Every time I run the macro, there is always a message box appeared. It let me to choose whether to save or delete data on the clipboard. And I usually choose 'no'. (The message box has been screenshotted and attached into this thread.) Because I use this macro very often, it really makes troubles to me. Is there anyway to block the message box. I mean let it never appear?
I have a workbook from which i copy data and paste in another sheet, then close first excel. But copied data which is stored in memory gives a warning before closing the excel file.
Using a macro I want to paste from the clip board. I can manually do this by opening the clipboard, selecting the data, which pastes to my specified location.
The macro copies to the clipboard okay, but loses the data that I want to paste because just before pasting I have to clear data which was previously been filtered - I have to do this at this point. The macro bogs down. If I end the macro there, I can manually open the clip board and choose the data I copied from there and paste it that way. I'd like the macro to do this for me.
I recorded a Macro to open a workbook, copy and paste data from one excel workbook to another, and close the workbook which was opened. Everything works fine except:
because of the amount of data that I am copying, I get a message box saying "There is a large amount of information on the Clipboard. Do you want to be able to paste this information into another prgoram later?" with a Yes/No button.
So now I have to click the "No" button before my macro closes the excel file. Is there a simple line of code that will by-pass this?
Goal: I have data that was copied to my clipboard from the webpage source in a Chrome browser. I would like to get that data over to my excel worksheet and insert it starting at "A1".
Issue: All of the pasted data is ending up in ONLY cell "A1" when using VBA.
When I just click in cell "A1" and CTRL-V, the data gets spread across a lot of cells, which is what I am after.
Code: '------------------------------------------ 'Start The Process '------------------------------------------
' Assigning clipboard data to string variable strClip
Dim MyData As DataObject Dim strClip As String
Set MyData = New DataObject MyData.GetFromClipboard
Need aid in copying certain cells with text/labels to clipboard to format a body of email to be sent via Yahoo webmail, so I can paste it where needed.
I did a couple of Excel VBA's back in 2000 or so at last job but haven't seen/used VBA since.
Have a spreadsheet with customer data, (one cust per row) and wish to create something like the following in clipboard (in this example, assuming row 2 is the selected row)...I'll only be sending out one or two of these per day so nothing fancy is needed, just a way to avoid retyping critical data that could get mistyped.
-------------------- A8
Rental details for 2008
Customer Name : A2 Unit nbr : A3 Nbr of weeks : A4 Balance due : A5 --------------------
I'm using Office 2000 still...I've done some searching but results found seem to complicated for my situation or not quite close enough for me to see how to apply it.
I have some code to open up another workbook, take the data from sheet1 in it, copy it to a sheet in the first book, and then close the opened workbook. My problem is that whenever it closes the workbook it gives me the large amount of data on clipboard window that I must then click 'No' on before it will proceed. I thought that making CutCopyMode = False would fix that, but it hasnt worked. Heres the bit of code that does this:
I am using the close.workbook command in VBA to close a workbook I opened to copy data from. I am getting a message that says "You have a large amount of data on the clipboard. Do you want it available?" What command do I use in VBA say no to this message?
Is there a way of detecting, when printing, that a cell is at the top of the page?
I am not talking about the automatic "Rows to repeat at top" option on Page Setup; I have programmatically suppressed repeating information in Column A but I want to repeat that information if the column is fed to a new page.
I've written a macro to copy data from a series of columns on one sheet and past it on another sheet in a specific way. However, what I really want to do, is write the macro so it automatically detects what the last column is, either by defining a range consisting of the last column, or by writing "Last Column" in one of the cells of the column, and having the macro detect it.
Dim i As Variant For i = 5 To 56 ' What I want to do is have the second number be the last column, instead of 56. Sheets("MASTER").Select Selection. AutoFilter Field:=i, Criteria1:=">0", Operator:=xlAnd Range("Basic_Data").Copy Sheets(" Consolidate").Select ActiveSheet.Paste ActiveCell.Offset(0, 4).Range("A1").Select Sheets("MASTER").Select...........................
In my company we have many spreadsheets with sections that contain formulas, which may be overwritten with "hard coding", manually entered constants, in certain situations.
Is there a way I can detect the differences between the two types of cells? I would like to setup conditional formatting that would highlight constants in a table that would generally only contains formulas.
It worked well at the time and continues to work well.
The problem I have is that I've copied it for use in a new workbook and for some reason it's not picking up email addresses and storing them in the string "stemails", so that when the email is created there are no addressees. Column BA does have email addresses in it however.
Using Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range) I can execute code when values in the cell change, but it can't check if the foreground or background color changes. What event can detect this? If no event can, is there any way at all?
Found this, I will look into this loop: Capturing cell color change in VBA
I execute custom Insert and Delete macros whenever when the user has selected a single contiguous range of rows to insert or delete.
But I don't know how to detect if the user has selected multiple, non-contiguous rows. Is there a way to detect this situation, and if so, is there a way to "loop" through the individual selections?
I've been working on a visualizer for large data sets and I'm trying to create a flexible interface. What I am trying to do is populate a sheet with objects(rectangles, triangles, etc.) and linking them all to the same macro. The macro would detect what had clicked it and read the alternative text which would hold the command procedure for that object. I've seen how people detect cursor position but I have not come across anything to detect the object that was clicked. The code I've found (in another post) is as follows:
Declare Function GetCursorPos Lib "user32" (lpPoint As POINTAPI) As Long Type POINTAPI x As Long y As Long End Type
Sub CurosrXY_Pixels()
Dim lngStatus As Long Dim typWhere As POINTAPI
lngStatus = GetCursorPos(typWhere) MsgBox "x: " & typWhere.x & Chr(13) & "y: " & typWhere.y, vbInformation, "Pixels" End Sub
This works but I can't figure out how to detect the object it clicked. I was hoping to use
I need to code a procedure which detects when a cell has changed color (I cannot assume where the cell is).
I thought I might be able to use the worksheet_change procedure, but this only 'reacts' when the cell contents change. Can anyone point me in the direction of the right procedure to implement.
I am working on a workbook in which you can click a button on an index page to create a new sheet in the workbook with the name "meeting" and the number meeting that it is. The new sheet is then added to the index page. I am looking for a way to detect when a sheet is deleted so I can update my index page accordingly. I need to be able to know when a meeting is deleted so I can rename all meetings after that meeting and then update my index.
I want to enable button on the Menu and Toolbar if User is selected entire row (only one row). If it is selected some Range or more than one Row, the button must be disabled. I'm using this to detect what is the user selection:
How to detect a change in a spreadsheet, but how do i etermine on which cell the change happened?
Basically, I need something like this, if in the range of b1:b30 a cell is changed by the user, let say B??, then change or modify (via a subroutine) cell A??.
Code: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) ' ' detect which cell in the range b1:b30 changed ' then modify the cell to the right (or left) of the changed cell ' End Sub
I'm using this piece of code to go through Folders and their Subfolders. It works quite well in going through the first folder and its sub's but does not seem to generate a full list.
I am looking for specific files in these folders, and depending in what folder I place the file, it may or may not detect it. I require the code to go at least 3 levels deep (sometimes more).
FolderName = "C: est folder" ProcessFiles FolderName, "*.xls"
Code: '~~> This function was taken from '~~> http://www.vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=245 Sub ProcessFiles(strFolder As String, strFilePattern As String) Dim strFileName As String, strFolders() As String Dim i As Long, iFolderCount As Long
