Writing a VB macro to automatically export multiple worksheets to one large or many individual comma delimited CSV files. There could be as many as 100 worksheet tabs that are virtually identical each with historical stock price data....a different stock ticker for each tab.
Here are a couple of links that seem relevant: [URL]
Link: Create a workbook from every worksheet in your workbook
It works great, but is it possible to modify this to export each worksheet as an html file instead of an Excel workbook?
I'm using Excel 2003.
I have 2 nearly identical workbooks and I need to update historical data from the old workbook into the newer one.
My current Coding Snippets that I want to use look like the following:
Code:
Sub UpdateWorkbook()
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim r1 As String
Dim r2 As String
Dim r3 As String
Dim r4 As String
Dim r5 As String
Dim r6 As String
[code]....
Now, this code isn't working I suspect because the Copy and PasteSpecial Functions don't work the way I wish to.
I have a large workbook in which each sheet contains either a single table (large or small) or a chart (various types and sizes). Some of the sheets also contain imported icons and shapes. I wonder if it is possible to export each of these worksheets as separate images? The macro should be able to set the boundaries of a table or a chart to export (either itself or by using the coordinates which are given in two cells – eg. A30=A1, L1=F8). Actually all tables and charts will always start at A1.
Ideally it should just take the coordinates of a range to be exported from single cell (eg L1=F8) - the fist being always A1 - so as to minimize the probability of it getting the boundaries wrong. I have attached the sample worksheet with a few tabs.
And yes - each worksheet image would need to be saved with the name of the worksheet.
Dexport sheets as images.xlsx
I have found numerous entries for Saving Based on Time (which I'm using) and others for Exporting to CSV. But I'm not sure how to combine them or if it will do what I really want. I have a workbook with 6 tabs (each one with a name like "CODE_MEETINGS" or "CODE_CONTACTS"), I would like to export a COPY of each of them to their own CSV file and overwrite it each time. Basically, this will get me away from using the Save Based Ontime VBA in my master workbook, as David says, "it's not a good idea and can save errors." The problems I think I would have are:
1. I want one sheet per saved CSV file (using the name of the sheet/tab)
2. I need the top row (title fields) of each sheet removed (or I need to be able to set a selection per sheet)
3. I need it to be automatic without user intervention (when I save out manually, I get prompts about multiple sheets, features not supported and overwriting).
Right now my code for just autosaving is: workbook
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
On Error Resume Next
Application.OnTime dTime, "SaveMe", , False
End Sub
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Application.OnTime Now + TimeValue("00:15:00"), "SaveMe"
End Sub..................
Exporting data into multiple text files
My situation is the next:
I have one columm with 70000+ rows (starts from B3 to the final).
I need to copy the data every 10 rows and save it in multiple txt files, example:
B3:B12 ----> 00001-00010.txt
B13:B22 ---> 00011-00020.txt
B23:B32 ---> 00021-00030.txt
B33:B42 ---> 00031-00040.txt
and so on.....
the macro (TextMe.xls) of xlite almost does what I am looking for.
But, how to change it in order the macro does what I need?.
Export into multiple notepad files & force UTF-8 encoding .....
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The objective is to export this query or table into multiple text files each with a maximum of 1000 lines per text file. These files are used as an input for SAP - the interface only takes a maximum of 1000 lines per file.
I am having three issues with the code below.
1. How do I split an excel query based on line numbers? Is there a way to get the equivalent of ROW_NUM in oracle ? Or do I have to loop through it and maintain a counter?
2. What is the best way to split the file ? Loop within loop? I need the files to be tab separated (no header required)
3.The rst.RecordCount is acting strange - when I pass a name of the query - the property returns the right no. of rows, however when I pass a any table name it only returns 1 - is this the expected behavior - or am I missing something
Code:
Function ExportAsText(strObjectName As String, strFileName As String) As Long
' Purpose: Export any given query, table to mutliple files each of certain length
' the no. of lines per text file is defined by the config parameter SAP UPLOAD, LINE LIMIT PER TEXT FILE
' in the LKUP_CONFIG database
Dim db As DAO.Database 'This database
[Code] ..........
I'm currently doing a survey using an excel workbook that contains multiple questions across multiple worksheets using radio buttons linked to certain cells.
I have around 400 workbooks coming back to me, so what i want to do is take specific values from across many worksheets within each workbook and combine them into a large master table in a seperate workbook.
I've tried using VBA, but not being very proficient at it i've hit a brick wall with that, so i'm hoping that there is an easier way to do it than what i'm currently pursuing.
I have an Excel Spreadsheet (2007) that contains over 500,000 records that shows Electric meter usage per month over a 24 month period per meter. What I want to be able to do is to select a meter row per number and copy is to it's own worksheet. At the end - I want to be able to have a seperate worksheet per electric meter number - that I can create a graph. If I go through all 9000 meters and copy and paste into a different worksheet - it will take me weeks to do manually. How can I do this automatically?
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All the workbooks will be in one particular folder. The macro should search for data in all the workbooks and consolidate it in one master excel workbook.
I am currently using both excel 2007 and excel 2010. This macro would really reduce manual work as currently consolidating data from 45 to 50 sheets takes an ample amount of time...
I have attached a test workbook excel 2010 (ignore ref# errors, I've cut the workbook down for uploading purposes) What I would like to do is have a 'Button' on my 'information Sheet' which when clicked would clear certain cells. I have searched the forum but can't find a solution, everyone seems to want to delete rows or columns but I just want to clear certain cells. The workbook will have 11 sheets each named 'caravan 1' through to 'caravan 11' The uploaded test workbook only only has 3 sheets.
On 'caravan 1' (which is slightly different to the other 10) I want to clear the content of cells
B4 & B5
C4, C22 & C41
D4 & D5
E4,E5, E22,E23,E41 &E 42
On all other 'Caravan sheets' I want to clear the contents of cells
D4 & D5
E4, E5, E22, E23, E41 & E42
It would be icing on the cake if it could give a warning such as " are you sure you want to clear these cells" but that isn't really necessary. The worksheets will be password protected, but the cells mentioned above will not be. If it proves too difficult to clear all the cells on all the sheets with one click, then perhaps a simpler solution might be to have a button on each sheet instead
I'm making a Excel list for trading cards (MTG) and I've divided it into different worksheets in order to sort it by the color of the cards (not really important I guess).
The issue I have is that I want it to copy certain columns (in this case C3:C1000, F3:F1000, G3:1000 ) from almost all of the worksheets into a new worksheet where it should paste them into column A, B and C.
In two of the worksheets it's also different (C3:C1000 , G3:G:1000, H3:H1000).
I've seen many where you copy one range from multiple worksheets, and that would've been okay I guess if not those two worksheets were different. I'd prefer not to change them, and I'd also prefer if I could've gotten just the information I needed also. Is this possible to do?
I'm trying to email multiple worksheets from a list to multiple recipients in a list, but in one file per person. In a sheet called "Email list", for example, I have a list of 50 worksheet names (e.g. one for each cost centre) in column A (with a heading in cell A1, if that's OK, so the list starts in A2) and in columns B-F up to 5 recipients for each worksheet (e.g. 3 recipients might be 2 supervisors and their manager).
Also, each manager and supervisor might also receive several sheets.
Although columns B-F are presently free-format (they can be anyone's email address, regardless of whether they're a supervisor or manager), it might be easier to split these columns so B,C,D are supervisors emails and E,F are managers, if that makes it any easier creating the collated file of worksheets..?
Unfortunately the recipients might change occasionally so they can not be hard keyed into the macro itself (which would be much easier), but need to be in a table so it's easier for the user to update and maintain - in the past, I've managed to hard key the requirement into a macro which I've maintained (by recording and editing the macro), but I don't know the VB to figure this new request.
Ideally, I am trying to create a macro that can collate the various worksheets each person will receive and send the selected sheets in one file to that recipient, rather than multiple files within one email and/or multiple emails.
I have an excel workbook with 8 worksheets. Each worksheet has vertical columns (approx 250 columns per sheet) of numeric data. Is there a function or macro that will combine all of this data into one vertical column without having to individually cut and paste each one into the new column?
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I have a folder - U:30000 - that contains a number of identically layed out workbooks. What I'm trying to do is, in each, change a number of cell values. Where dominicb's solution to the previous problem didn't work for me, however, is that I need to change cells in multiple worksheets. The cells are specifically:
On worksheet 'Construction': C3 (which is a date), D3 (which is a text value); on worksheet 'FF&E': D3 (the same text value as D3 on 'Construction'. Unfortunately, whoever initially set up the workbook didn't have the foresight to link it!)
Code to merge worksheets from different workbooks stored in different location.
I have a sheet called "Master" in all the workbook I want to combine.
I have a unique password for all the workbook as well.
All the workbooks are stored in different folder location.
I would like to do a paste special values when the consolidation takes place.
I'm trying to combine data from several worksheets (one sheet per workbook) into a single, consolidated master worksheet for reporting purposes (filters and pivot tables). We do not need to keep formulas for the master worksheet, only values and formats. Individual worksheets are used by different users to capture case data in a Human Services field. Column headings are identical, but rows contain data on individual cases. I'm trying to find a relatively easy way to combine multiple worksheets into a single master. After I establish the worksheets and technique, it will be operated by extremely basic users so I've been reluctant to use extensive macros.
Because of complex reporting needs, the exact combination of worksheets being combined for reporting may vary. For example, one time I may combine Tom, Dick and Harry, another time Tom, Dick and Bob, and yet another time Tom, Dick, Bob and Harry. Obviously, one method is to cut and paste the rows into a single worksheet. Are there more elegant solutions that could easily be handled by very basic users? Worksheets are stored in a single folder along with a separate worksheet used for validation rules (as you can guess, this would ideally be a database application but for various economic and political reasons we are using Excel). One possibility, if straightforward, is to use Access to consolidate data then export it back to Excel for analysis. I've scoured the various threads but have not found a situation mirroring mine. The number of rows for each worksheet is generally less than one hundred, but there will be a few exceeding several hundred. Total numer of rows of the resultant master worksheet will not exceed 10,000.
I am trying to consolidate information from multiple (atleast two or more) worksheets (in the same workbook) into a single sheet.
The worksheets have identical column headings. There are 4 columns in each worksheet. The first three columns are text strings (and some cell in these columns may be blank). The fourth column is an integer. The number of rows in each worksheet is most likely to vary. Within a worksheet the rows are unique. However, some rows may be duplicated across worksheets.
To reiterate, here's what I am trying to do.
Step 1. Create a summary sheet.
Step 2. When there is a unique row (identified by the first three cells in that row) across worksheets then I have that row as is in my summary sheet.
Step 3. When there are duplicate rows (identified by the first three cells in that row) across worksheets, I want to add up the cell in the fourth column associated with those row in my summary sheet
I have tried union (works only within a sheet), consolidate (works only with a single column). I don't need the sophistication of a pivot table but simply an aggregation of data
I am trying to do this using macros (within an add-in)
I have enclosed a sample workbook with the expected output. I created this workbook by hand in an attempt to clarify my problem statement.
I need a summary page in a workbook that will pull data from multiple workseets with mulriple criteria.
I have treid sumproduct, but that doesn't seem to be working when I select a range from multiple workseets.
I have a macro that I presently use with just one worksheet. I now need this same macro to do the exact same thing on additional worksheets (in the same workbook) that I plan to add. These new worksheets will have the exact same format, structure etc., only the data that my users enter will be different.
Question: Is there some simple way to modify my existing macro so that each time it runs it performs its functions over multiple worksheets?
(I'm guessing that it has something to do with the "worksheets.active" code but I can't figure out how to get the right syntax to get that to work.)
I have 4 sheets that use the same template.
Now user has option to add new Rows to it.
There are few predefined row layouts (using diffrent lists as column values).
This is code that i tryed to use:
Only adding new row and insertin its name (i didnt try formating cells yet since i cant get this simple stuff to work).
Dim ActiveSheetName As String
ActiveSheetName = ActiveSheet.Name
Sheets( Array("Week One", "Week Two", "Week Three", "Week Four")).Select
Range("A14").Select
Selection.End(xlDown).offset(1, 0).Select
Selection.EntireRow.Insert
Selection.Value = TextBox1.Value
But this code only enters new row in first sheet (Week One).
Other sheets are unchnged.
TextBox value is enterd in 4 sheets.
I have the following code for adding and naming worksheets from the default setting of three worksheets for a new workbook. However the first array element, "D1" is skipped and a blank sheet is inserted at the end.
Sub AddWorksheets()
Dim Tabs As Variant
Dim I As Byte
Tabs = Array("d1", "O1", "O2", "H1", "H2", "L1", "L2", "C1", "C2", "V1", "V2", "AC1", "AC2", "M1", "M2", "T1", "T2", "P1", "P2", "SR1", "D1", "D2")
Sheets.Add , Count:=19
For I = 1 To 22
Sheets(I).Name = Tabs(I)
Next I
End Sub
I have about 100 worksheets in my excel workbook and each sheet is identical. I would like to create a control sheet that would add the cells of the different worksheets together and place it in the control. I tried doing it manually but found out quickly that it would take forever since I have a about 10 cells that I need to put on the control sheet.
For example on the control sheet in J11 I want to put in: ='1'!J11+'2'!J11......'100'!J11
Is there a faster way to do this?
I am having a problem getting my formula to return a result. The basics are that I would like a count of a specific set of data in a section of a workbook. So in column 'A' I am searching for 'TextA' but this also has to have 'TextB' in column C. The problem is I have 12 consecutive monthly worksheets I would like to pull this data from and I only really want to write one formula. I can (and started to) use the countifs function plus countifs function etc referencing each worksheet individually but this seems long winded.
I have read on this forum that I can use sumproduct combined with countifs but I can't seem to get it right. I have listed my formula for a single sheet countifs function below, but I don't know how or if to include the sumproduct function to reference the rest of the monthly worksheets. The other thing I should mention is that there are other worksheets too, so it would need to be specific to this range, but they are consecutive within the workbook.
I have multiple worksheets with data for which I would like to write a macro to search and "retrieve" based on the State/County/Municipality and Client selected. I have created the drop down menus that should drive the data being searched, but I'm not confident in my very limited abilities to take this to the next level.
End goal: User should be able to select from the dependent drop down lists (State/County/Municipality) and/or Client, click "Retrieve Data" button and pull in data from the appropriate worksheet driven by the selection in the drop down lists.
I have a workbook with 16 different worksheets. The first worksheet is what I'm calling a table of contents where I have created ActiveX Control Buttons that I would like to attach VBA Sub procedures to. The sub procedures I'd like to include are, as an example, hide all worksheets except worksheets 1and 2. Then I'd have another button to enact the code that says hide all worksheets except worksheets 4 and 6. I have specific names for each worksheet but hopefully that doesn't matter. I've been trying to figure out why the below doesn't seem to work.
Option Explicit
Sub Division_1and2 ()
' Open the Division 1 and 2 worksheets for data entry.
'
Sheets(Array("Division 3", "Division 4", "Division 5", "Division 6", "Division 7", _
"Division 8", "Division 9", "Division 10", "Division 11", _
"Division 12", "Division 13", "Division 14", "Division 15")). _
SelectSheets.Visible = xlSheetHidden
Sheets("Division 1").Select
End Sub
Instead of xlSheetHidden I've also used the term False to no avail.
I am trying to converts several worksheets into a .pdf document and have spent a few hours surfing and have come up with this so far:
Sub PDFPrintNSave()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Sheets(Array("Sheet 1", "Sheet 2")).Sheet1 , , 1
Sheet1.ExportAsFixedFormat Type:=x1TypePDF, Filename:="C:PDF1on1.pdf", OpenAfterPublish:=True
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
The problem I can't seem to get past is in the second line (bolded). I cannot figure out what should be input here to make the array work.
I have a spreadsheet with over 70 worksheets. The majority of these are concerned with Work standards (National Occupational Standards), each of these standards are further broken down into performance criteria.
What I would like to happen is for a person to be able to enter a "Yes" or "No" response in a box to a specific question on an assessment report or a witness testimony worksheet. If a Yes is entered I would like the spreadsheet to automatically enter a reference i.e AR1 or WT2 (stated by the inputter on that worksheet) in each of the other seperate worksheets that cover this perfromance criteria with this reference.
Because many of the worksheets contain similar performance criteria, i.e "treating people fairly and with respect". The answer of "Yes" on the assessment report worksheet may require a reference inputting on anything up to 60 different worksheets. Is this possible or am I dreaming of the impossible?
I really should have asked this question before I wrote out all the seperate worksheets.
