Disabling A Macro If The Outcome Of It Already Exists
Jul 25, 2006
I have a macro implemented in my worksheet which plots graphs. When you press it, it plots a graph.
What i would like it to also do is:
(a) create a tab name which states Graph_1.45 {last bit is whatever the name of the data worksheet is}. - so for example i will eventually have 20 worksheets of data of the same form as the attachment. Each will have the option of the graph. So each will haveits own name, by pressing the graph button the name thatis given is Graph_"whatever the tab sheet of data's name is".
(b) Now the problem is if a user forgets to delete the worksheet it comes up with an error. Is there a way by which if the graph already exists the macro comes up with a message "Graph already exists" and gives an option to delete that graph and plot nbew one?
I have recorded a simple macro that refreshes a set of random data in my sheet everytime I click on the button I made. When I see a zero in one of the cells I know to stop refreshing. The thing is, I click on the button quite rapidly and sometimes miss the zero. I need to click on this button quite quickly so slowing down isnt an option! What I need is for excel to stop that button operation when it sees a zero in one of the cells.
I have a private sub macro for Sheet1 as shown below
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Address "$B$2$" Then Sheets("Start").Select Exit Sub End Sub
And I have another macro (call ADDNumLine) that add additional data to the Sheet1. How do I temporally disable the Private Sub above when executing Macro AddNumLine?
I have a couple of macros in the book that plug through a list of "stores", input the store number in a cell, then copy the results to a new workbook, value out the formulas, and save it, before moving onto the next store. There are also 2 types of stores, "STORES" and "CORPORATE", and the sheet toggles some things based on this input. One of those things is a "ON CHANGE" macro that hides and unhides rows appropriately. Everything works in my Master sheet, but the problem is that once I copy the page (and the macro embedded) to a new workbook, I save to a lower version of Excel and it all gets hung up on the embedded macro.
Is there a way to disable/delete the macro once it goes to the new book? I've tried "Application.EnableEvents = False" and i think this is the right route, but i think maybe i'm placing it in the wrong place(s).
Is there a way of disabling one macro from within another macro? The worksheet in question contains a lot of macros. If it is possible, how do I name/identify/call up the macro that is being disabled, whilst the other one is running?
This is quite a complicated one so please feel free to help in chunks rather than the whole at once...
From Row 9 onwards column A and C are checked.
Condition 1
If in column A and column C the same values exists in the next row down e.g. A9 = JONES C9 = Peter and A10 = JONES C10 = Peter then the data in column E is checked for those two rows.
In the two checked rows in Column E, data which contains the words Pre-int, Upper-int, Int, Elementary, Advanced or Beginner is then inserted into D5 on spreadsheets titled "Schedule A GE2" and "Schedule B GE2".......
Right now, when selecting "Sheet2", this macro auto runs, and does it's thing. Is there a way to code it so that upon selecting sheet2, if data exists in the cells, make the macro go to the end of the list? For instance, this macro is great the first time someone goes to sheet2, but if they begin putting data in, and need to go back to sheet1 to reference something, then come back into sheet2, this macro runs again and moves the focus to the cell I coded. I need it to realize that there is now info in the cells, and move not to the selected cell, but to the end of the newly entered data.
Sub Macro3() FinalRow = Cells(65536, 1).End(xlUp).Row If Range("Manual").Value = True Then Sheets("Usage").Activate ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=48 Range("A11").Select Else 'assume Manual is false if it is not true above Sheets("Usage").Activate ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=49 Range("A59").Select End If End Sub
Status (column C), New Status (Column D) and Date Sent (column M) Status column (C) contains multiple stages of progress status (Being Reviewed, Filed Not, etc) New Status (D) column is blank (this is where I will enter the formula) Date Sent (M) has mostly blank cells but some with dates in them
I would like a formula in column D (New Status) which evaluates C (Status).
If C = "Filed Not" AND M is blank, then output "Filed Not - Not Sent" If C = "Filed Not" AND M has a date in it, then output "Filed Not - Sent" If C <>"Filed Not" then output whatever data exists in C
I can get each of these to work individually, however, I can't, for the life of me, get them to work into one equation.
If the total # of items is less than 61, then I want to get a "2" if the difference between the errors and # of items is greater than 5% and a "0" if it is less than 5%.
If the total # of items is greater than or equal to 61, then I want to get a 2 if the difference between the errors and # of items is greater than 1% and a "0" if it is less than 1%.
Jan Feb Mar Total
Errors 1 0 0 1
Total Items 50 50 50 150
>= 61 total items, Target is 1% error Rate. The above table has an error rate of .66% (1/150) and should be scored "0".
I have written a macro to select a range of cells one by one and open the excel files mentioned in them and execute a task. It works fine. But I want the system to see if the file exists in its folder or if the file is password protected (for opening). Either of the case the file should be skipped without a warning message and any attempt to open. I need a macro for that. Following is the way the cell contents are
I:ORDERSS-S 10ALIYAMARKET ORDERSADDADD-LADIES-LEGGINGS-13246.xls I:ORDERSS-S 10ALIYAMARKET ORDERSADDADD-LADIES-PANTS-13247.xls I:ORDERSS-S 10ALIYAMARKET ORDERSADDADD-LADIES-SHORTS-13244.xls I:ORDERSS-S 10MICHELLEGAMESWORLDWIDE COMPANYWORLDWIDE COMPANY - GAMES - 10014.xls
And following is the VBA code I wrote. It it almost stops when reaching a non-existing file name
Currently I am using an index matching function as shown below as I am looking up based on multiple (2) criteria. However for some instances I know that there will be 2 or even 3 possible outcomes that this formula could return. Despite the fact that each of these values is exactly the same, the function returns an error, which I am assuming is because it found multiple solutions.
I would like to have a macro designed. I have 2 workbooks, one having latest information and the other having the information in database already. both workbooks have 26 columns each. I would like to check if a value that exists in Column A of the "latest-information" workbook also exists in the "already-in-database" workbook. If so, I would like to update all 26 columns of that row in the "already-in-database" workbook with information from the "latest-information" workbook. If the value does not exist, I would like to add all 26 fields in that row into a new sheet on the "already-in-database" workbook.
I am wanting to create a VB script that will take a number (in general format) of two or three digits, convert it to text, then make sure that there are enough zeros preceeding the number to make exactly 6 digits. Examples of the initial number (before the macro is run) and the final number (after it is run): ..
If the percent in a cell is more than 10% less than another cell I would like it to turn red. I would like the cell to turn yellow if the percent in that cell is within 10% below the percent in another cell, or if the percent is greater than that of another cell I would like the cell to turn green. How do I do this?
To clarify; If cell a1 is 20% and Cell a2 is 21%, I would like the color in cell a1 to turn yellow since it is less than 10% below cell a2. OR if cell a1 is 25% I would like it to turn green since it is greater than cell a2. OR if cell a1 is 10% I would like it to turn red since it is more than 10% below cell a2.
I've looked at conditional formatting and it does not seem to apply, this seems like it would need an if function combined with conditional formatting.
An example will be as follows. List all possible outcomes for 3 matches. That will be 27 possible outcomes.
I would like results for my request of 50 matches to be displayed as follows.
HHH HHD HHA HDH HDD HDA
[Code] ...........
Where: H=HOME D=DRAW A=AWAY
Is there a way i can have the possible outcomes listed as above for the outcomes of 50 football matches? I do know that the outcomes will be hundreds of millions if not billions.
I am trying to create a macro that will look in Column B for the word "RPLCASE." Whenever "RPLCASE" appears in Column B, the cells in that particular row will move over (Right) one space. I am simply trying to align the data from a file that I FTP'd from Net Term to Excel. You can see how the data should look in the 2nd example.
See example attached. I am building a form where a user need to provide different criteria to receive a specific hourly rate. Conditions are:-
1. Age 2. A / B / C / D 3. Weekend (W) or Mid Week (M)
There are 4 age groups, 4 categories (A,B etc) and 2 Daily rates, therefore there are 32 different possible rates. I have considered nested if statements but I think this would be a very long formula - is this the only answer?
I need to fill 2 other cells with varying colours dependant on what is chosen within another cell.
I have a drop-down list in cell A2 to select either ON SITE, ACTIVE or CANCEL.
What I need then basically is... if A2 equals 'ON SITE' then fill other two cells (A3 and B1) GREEN if A2 equals 'ACTIVE' then fill other two cells (A3 and B1) YELLOW if A2 equals 'CANCEL' then fill other two cells (A3 and B1) RED
I need to know the command to close a workbook. I have used the information found here: http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/userform-close.htm to disable closing the workbook via the upper right "X", but I need a button that, when clicked, simply closes the workbook instead.
Is there a way using VBA that will allow me to disable a COM Add-in when I open a workbook without me (or the user) going through the steps to remove it first.
The reason for my asking is this: We have installed SAS Add-in 2.1 to Excel 2007. So this brings up SAS under the Add-Ins tab. But then when my program executes and it sees I use command bars, it adds my command bars under the SAS menu. I am trying to make the interface as clean as possible for the user, so they only see my command bars or menus.
Also, if we were to install the SAS Add-in 4.2 to Excel 2007, I have read in a SAS paper that SAS Add-in 4.2 creates its owe tab on the ribbon instead of inside the Add-in tab. So I would be able to use xml to make the SAS tab visible="false".
I am just using a simple sheet to keep track of email addresses. Every time I enter an email address it automatically creates it as a hyperlink/mailto function. So if I click on the cell, it will create a new email via outlook addressed to that person.
This is driving me nuts! I have a few thousand emails, mostly copied from other people's sheets, and 90% of them are set like this. Is there a fast way I can disable this function so that every cell is just text?
Private Sub cmdCalculate_Click() With Application .Calculation = xlAutomatic .MaxChange = 0.001 End With ActiveWorkbook.PrecisionAsDisplayed = False End Sub
Is there a way to disable the F9 Calc key and get a user to hit this command button? Right now this code does not work. I do have Calculation set to Manual so it is disabled in the worksheet.
I am currently using a macro to copy a sheet from a closed workbook in to my current workbook. However this copying is based on the sheet name. At present when I run the following code
Is there anyway in excel to make it so that you cannot copy the data off of the spreadsheet, but the user can still do functions, more specifically filters and such.
I've been asked to put it in PDF format, but my spreadsheet becomes useless without the use of filters. It's a check for the copyrights of my company.
