I have the code below assigned to a commandbutton. I also have 4 or so other private sub macros on this worksheet. When the activecell is in range 2 and I push the button, it exits the sub routine like it's supposed to. But then it deactivates all the other macros and they won't work again until I close the workbook. How can I get this code to exit the macro if the first if statement is true and to not affect any other macros?
I would like to call upon a function until a certain criterion is fullfilled. Then, I would like to have the result returned to me and exit (all) open functions. For value1 = 1 and value2 = 10 I expect value1*value2 = 100. Instead, the routine returnz zero. What is the logical flaw in the code below.
Function testfunction(value1, value2) If value1 = value2 Then 'Calculating the difference testfunction = value1 * value2 Exit Function ElseIf value1 < value2 Then value1 = value1 + 1 Call testfunction(matrix1, matrix2) End If End Function
I am using Excel 2003 and have used the Data > List > Create List... menu. I am after a worksheet deactivate macro that will sort the data within a data list first by column A and then by column B. I have found a macro that can be activated by a button when working on the worksheet:
Sub Sort_A_then_B() With ActiveCell. CurrentRegion .Sort Key1:=. Cells(1, 1), Order1:=xlAscending, _ Key2:=.Cells(1, 2), Order2:=xlAscending, _ Header:=xlYes, OrderCustom:=1, _ MatchCase:=False, _ Orientation:=xlTopToBottom End With End Sub
However it is important that the data within the worksheet is sorted by column A then B when I move to another worksheet. I would like the macro to be able to sort the data list by however many rows or columns there may be within the list. I assume this would include as follows: With ActiveCell.CurrentRegion
I have an Excel 2003 program that contains macros. One of the macros hides certain command bars and disables the worksheet menu bar. On close the opposite is true. The problem is, if a user uses the disable macros when opening then the worksheet menu bar and other command bars are still available. I would like to hide all of the data sheets and display another sheet that would normally be hidden displaying a message that the macros have to be enabled for the program to work correctly if disable macros is chosen. When the enable macros are used I would like the Error page to be hidden.
I have a user that keeps a maintenance log in an Excel worksheet and sends an updated copy once a week to a board member. Two weeks ago, the board member started complaining that he was prompted to enable/disable macros on opening and became worried when my user stated that no macros were used in the book. He is now concerned that we have sent him a virus.
I know the file is clean because I've scanned it, and when I look at the file in VB, there are no modules or classes present just the Sheets 1-3 and the ThisWorkbook file. None of these objects have any code in them. My user does have some macros in PERSONAL.XLS but they are not used in the workbook in question.
No one else gets the prompt for enabling/disabling macros. Even if I set my security to prompt for any macros, I get no message. I'm convinced that there must be some setting in his Excel that is causing this individual to get this message. Is there anything else other than a macro that would cause this?
I have some code that expects the user to select a file to open. If they don't select a file it posts an error message "Stopping because you didn't select a file" then it exits. However then Excel pops a debug window. How can I get it to cleanly exit and not pop the debug window?
I entered an activex object command thing.. and now I'm not sure how to exit out of it.. it just keeps alerting errors messages like reference is not valid and other ones depending on what I type in the formula box.
I just want to remove the object, but I can't get past the error alerts.. they just keep coming every single time I click somewhere on the workbook trying to exit out of it.. so I'm not sure how to even get out of it.. I don't want to open up Task Manager to exit out of the entire program because I didn't save my workbook.
I have an input box which has OK and cancel buttons If the user clicks cancel I would like to routine to end, which I can do with exit sub. However this particular sub routine has been called from another so the rest of the code continues. Is there a way of exiting all the routines on cancel -- or a neater way than exit sub ?
I'm using a multipage control on a form that has the style set to fmTabStyleButtons. So it uses buttons instead of tabs. I named one of my buttons (tabs) to Close. Can I set this up to where just pressing the Close button will cause it to exit the app not just go to that page?
I have two userform combo boxes, the second follows up on the results of the first.
The second Combo Box looks for incomplete fields and provides them in a drop box. If the data the second Combo Box is looking at (This is different data than the first Combo Box is looking at.) is complete it updates the field, if not then it adds it to the drop down list.
My problem is this, if it finds everything updated and nothing is added to the drop-down list, how do I exit? I just want a complete break where all programming ends.
I am in the Initialize subroutine and I have tried Exit Sub and it still brings up the user form.
I have 2 sheets to this program. I open the properties to change the ScrollArea of Sheet1 to $A$1:$N$24 so the users that will be using this cannot scroll down to see data. As soon as I hit save, or even Save As and replace the file, then reopen it, I am able to scroll on Sheet1. Now, I do not recall if this same thing was happening prior to restricting access to the workbook or not. One thought I have is because I am the fully authorized user, is that why, even after saving I am able to scroll? Would someone who does not have the permissions that I do in the work book not be able to scroll? Or am I just missing something small?
I use the macro below to loop through files, which works fine. Can the code be modified so that when a specific file is opened, the entire macro stops? Exit Sub only seems to stop the inner loop, but I would like the entire macro to be stopped.
Sub Loop_Through_Files() Dim FSO As Scripting.FileSystemObject Dim FF As Scripting.Folder Set FSO = New Scripting.FileSystemObject Set FF = FSO.GetFolder("D:") DoOneFolder FF
I a macro (Main) I start a userform (FrmMenu.show). This userform has a cancel button (CmdCancel). When the cancel button is activated I want the macro (Main) to stop running.
recently excel 2003 began forcing the save as dialogue box when i try to close the workbook. I do not remember installing anything in particular on my machine when it started acting up.
I tried uninstalling office with Revo Uninstaller (gets rid of those pesky registry entries that the control panel add/remove leaves behind).
I reinstalled and I have the same issue.
Im thinking it is a macro of some sort as when I open the program holding down shift, it does not prompt me to save as when I exit. I do have one excel add in installed, but I have used it for many years without any issues.
I have a worksheet that I protect from cell deletions by disabling the command function for 'delete' using the following CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=292).Enabled = False
I execute this code in two subs:
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=292).Enabled = False
... and ...
Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=292).Enabled = False
... all fine and good, works great only problem is...
once disabled this function is NOT re-enabled when I leave the workbook.
When the sheet deactivates I run this: ______________________________________________________________ Private Sub Worksheet_Deactivate() CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=292).Enabled = True End Sub ____________________________________________________
that works fine while I am changing worksheets within the workbook.
But it doesn't do for this function to remain disabled even after I close the workbook and then it's disabled in all the other workbooks.
What I need is to have the code re-enable this function when the workbook closes or when I activate a different workbook so that the function is only disabled within the specific worksheet of the specific workbook and it remains enabled everywhere else ESPECIALLY after I close that sheet and workbook where I have it disabled!
I tried this:
______________________________________________________________ Private Sub Workbook_Deactivate() CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=292).Enabled = True End Sub ____________________________________________________
My code is meant to ensure a string in a cell begins with three letters and ends with 5 numbers. It seems to work, but how can I exit the loop and go to the message box once the boolean variable is set to true? I was hoping to avoid using labels. Also, I would appreciate any suggestions in compacting the code if possible, but without using CreateObjects".
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Intersect(Target, Range("h17")) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
Dim Ls As String Dim i As Integer, z As Integer Dim MyString As String Dim MyClVal As String: MyClVal = Target.Value Dim MyBL As Boolean: MyBL = False
I know to exit a sub one uses 'Exit Sub', however I have a sub that is calling a second sub (within the same model), and if a variable is a certain value I want to exit...however, when I use 'Exit Sub' it exits the called sub, but then just continues from the original sub...it's not exiting it too. I can work a work around, but I'm wondering if there is a built in solution to this problem?
I have a procedure(try) which call two other procedures ( try1(),try2()) try1 - ask for a range of First cell try2 - ask for a range of Last cell
Now issue comes when user pressess cancel button for try1() it Exits try1() and goes back to try() and calls try2() but i want that if user pressess cancel it must also exit from try() too (calling function)
I have a For Each...Next loop to read and write data from one workbook to another. Now, it's possible but unlikely that a certain "wellindex" (as defined by the Column A value) occurs more than once in the source spreadsheet, and only the most recent value should be used. And now to the actual question. Currently my macro runs a check to see if the current cell's wellindex has already been used, and if so, then it warns the user of potential double-entry. What I'd like to have it do is have it check whether the current cell's wellindex has duplicates further down (e.g., using a "findnext" method), and if so, then skip to the next cell in the For...next loop. I know that I can exit a loop with "Exit For" but I don't know how to have it go straight to "Next c" without embedding everything in an If statement.
Sub DataImport() 'Define variables Dim sourcedata, sourcename, originname, sourcedate As String 'filename variables Dim wellindex, ch4, co2, o2, bal, adj, com As String 'data variables Dim cor, owp, owp2 As String, overwrite As Integer 'prompting variables overwrite = 0 'Set up the data source originname = ActiveWorkbook.Name sourcedata = Application. GetOpenFilename("Data Output Files (*.csv), *.csv", , "Open the source file").........................
I have a table named INPUT and a unique list named MODELLIST. I am doing a find function for each model from the modellist to the table input. I am using a autofilter to sort data and find to collect column data. Some models from the modellist may not be present in the table input. how do I check first if there is any data and exit loop if true. The following is part of the code that I am using and the error that is displayed is NEXT without FOR
Dim rFoundIt As Range Dim iLoop As Integer For Each model In Worksheets("sheet2").Range("modellist") Worksheets("input").Activate Selection.AutoFilter Field:=3, Criteria1:=model With Sheets("input").Range("input") Set rFoundIt = .Cells(1, 1) For iLoop = 1 To WorksheetFunction. CountIf _ (Sheets("input").Range("input"), model)...............
