I have a column of numbers that I need to reformat. I created a macro to copy/paste special/transpose to get the data into separate columns. I then used & to get them into one cell. I can only have five sets of # in each cell. The macro works but it replaces the previous set of accounts. Is this the best way to reformat these numbers? If so, how do I correct the macro so that it doesn't replace the data i already reformatted?
I'm trying to search for a column by looking for a specific column header and then format the entire column in the specific number format desired, but I keep getting an error message with this line.
Code: With Rows("1:1") .Find(what:="Go Live Date").Column.NumberFormat = "m/d/yyyy" End With
I have a macro that's supposed to see if cell 5 meets criteria and continue to all sheets in workbook, except " Total".
When I activate the macro on a specific page, it runs smoothly on that page. But when it's finished, it doesn't continue to the next sheet in the workbook.
Sub ColourBG() Dim ws As Worksheet Dim line As Integer endline = Range("A1000").End(xlUp).Row
For Each ws In Worksheets If ws.Name <> "Total" Then With ws For line = 3 To endline Application. ScreenUpdating = False If (Cells(line, 5).Value = "0206") Then _ Cells(line, 1).EntireRow.Font.ColorIndex = 5 '*(Blue) Next line Application.ScreenUpdating = True End With End If Next ws End Sub
I have a worksheet that I use to store several static lists which populate various combo boxes in my application. However, I'd also like to use this worksheet to store a single column of data which can shrink or grow dynamically.
I have no problem with finding the last cell and adding data to that cell, but I'm having trouble with how to go about deleting the value of a single cell.
So as an example, If I've populated Cells A1:A10, and I want to delete the value that's in A6, how do I go about moving cells A7:A10 up one to fill in any empty spaces?
I have a column of data that will vary in length and I'm trying to write a macro to combine it all into one cell. Basically I need to do the equivalent of entering "=A1&A2&A3..." for the entire column. I started by creating an array string variable and have the data in grp() but now I'm stuck trying to figure out some sort of loop to keep adding onto the same cell or something
I'd like to reference Column A to a single cell in a different sheet.
=StoresServiced!A2
Returns the value of A2 in the sheet called StoresServiced to another sheet.
What I want to do is, the values from A2 to A102 to show in one cell, separated by commas. So if theres value in A2 (8009) and A3 (8010), I want the active cell (ex. M43) to look like this -> 8009,8010 -- so on and so fort
I am trying to do is put an asterisk at the beginning and the end of the Information in a cell for the entire column. Is there a way to make a macro that, once I highlight a column, it will put an asterisk at the beginning and end of the information in each cell in that column until a blank cell is reached where the macro will then stop? This will save me a lot of work. It will work for me if a particular column has to be defined in the macro, but would be better if it is one I can just highlight.
This would also work fine for me if I just had to highlight the cells that I want to use as well. Sorry if this seems to be a stupid question, but I am a very novice excel user
How can I identify the last cell of a single column range . . . i.e. the last cell address of range C1..C15 is C15. The range will have a name of "reg".
TSB..... in left column and NS...... in right column. This example includes 3 items as shown above but the single cell could contain more or less than 3 items
I've a worksheet that is 3750 rows of cells from A to DT and contains only numbers with the exception of a header row. The rows are in groups, primarily 4 rows, although there are exceptions - these rows are separated by blank rows. Small example as follows.
I have been trying to conditionally format each group of rows and each column and color the cell in each column of four (or less) numbers in each group that represents the maximum number. It was easy enough to come up with the conditional formatting BUT it will take forever to do this manually. I've been told to use a macro but I know nothing of programming. Has anyone seen or heard of a macro that might already be written to perform this onerous task.
I'm using Excel 2010 and I'm having troubles displaying hiding my column B if none of the cells of column A contains either "(Quasi Echec)" or "(Quasi Russite)" at least once.
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Below are my 3 attempts.
Code: Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) Dim c As Range If Target.Column 1 Then Exit Sub Application.EnableEvents = False On Error Resume Next
[Code] ..........
Code: Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)
Sub GetUniquesInColA() Dim rng As Range Dim c If Target.Column 1 Then Exit Sub On Error Resume Next
[Code] .........
Code: Option ExplicitPrivate Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) Dim x As Long Dim LastRow As Long LastRow = Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row
I am trying to read a value in cell A1 and make say cell B1 read the same. The data in cell A1 is a real time percentage value that gets updated every lets say 10 secs. Every time the data is updated the new value goes into the next cell A2, A3, A4..... and so on. Every time it gets updated (i.e into A1,A2,A3,A4.....and so on), I want to read the new value each time in B1.
New task for work today, which involves creating a spreadsheet for all existing members of an organization. I went to the organization's website and copied all of the names & info, then pasted into a blank spreadsheet. All of the entries were separated into their own rows, but all of the information is only in one column. Take a look at my sample:
(NOTE: does not contain actual names or info) Book1.xlsx
This sample only contains 5 entries, but my actual list contains about 200; if it had just been the 5, I would have been fine with manually separating the information, but for 200 entries I need something much faster. You'll notice in the sample that the company, person, address, phone number, email, and website (when there) are not separated by anything. I know that using Text-to-Columns, I would technically be able to achieve what I need using the Delimited option, but I can't imagine this working without separators. I thought perhaps there might be a way to separate them based off font changes or something? Or maybe some way that I can insert a semi-colon or some kind of separator between the necessary data?
While the font is Arial for the majority of the entries, in terms of font changes: company font size is 12 and color is navy blue; the person's name is size 18, bolded, and dark grey; the address & phone number are size 9 and the color is light gray; and finally, the email & website are also size 9, but navy blue in color. However, you'll notice that two of the five entries are formatted differently. This is because formerly, the entire cell & its text were a hyperlink to the email. I went ahead and removed these hyperlinks, simply using a "Remove Hyperlink" macro walk through I found on the web, but now these cells are uniformly set to Calibri and size 11, my default font setting.
I need a macro that will examine column A starting at A2 and working its way down copying the data in the first cell (A2) and then delete that row. If the next cells are empty (usually the next 5 cells) it should paste this copied value in each of the empty cells until it comes to the next cell with data in it. At this point it should copy this next value and delete the subsequent row and copy this value in each of the empty cells directly following (again, usually 5) until it finds the next cell that has data in it. At this point, again the whole process begins again repeating it self until it comes to the end where no more data is.
I am trying to come up with the most efficient way to copy data to multiple sheets within the same Excel workbook. The original data exists within one column on a summary sheet (could have up to 500 individual entries). I want to copy each individual entry to a unique sheet (that already exists), but in the exact same cell location within each sheet. I would only want to copy the original data value and not any formatting. Is there an efficient way to do this?
In my example spreadsheet, the original data is on the SUMMARY sheet. Sheets A through J would be the target sheets, with cell B2 as the target location for each of those sheets. My example shows the result of a manual copy paste value process, but I am hoping to automate that.
This portion of my code should format my worksheets, add a total in column D and then format that total. It runs just fine through creating the total, but when I try to format it, something goes wrong.
Dim wsheet As Worksheet Dim Last_Row As Long For Each wsheet In Sheets If wsheet. Name <> "Sub Query" And wsheet.Name <> "LDSUBREC (Voucher Query)" And wsheet.Name <> "Formatting - Deltek" Then Sheets("Formatting - Deltek").Rows("1:5").Copy wsheet.Rows(1).Insert wsheet.Columns("A:G").ColumnWidth = 17 wsheet.Columns("H:K").ColumnWidth = 10 wsheet.Columns("L:N").ColumnWidth = 7 wsheet.Columns("O:O").ColumnWidth = 13.....................
I have a single list of data that I am trying to convert into multiple lists. Here is a sample of what I have: COL-A COL-B 1 Animals 2 Dogs 3 Bulldogs 4 Missy 4 Rex 4 Fred 3 Terriers...............
Hard to describe, but the 1 should have the 2's under it. Each 2 should have the 3's. Each 3 should have the 4's, etc... I am not sure how to put tables into this so I will try to draw a few.
The order of the columns do not matter. If anyone has any ideas how I could do this that would be great. The data is on seperate sheets. I would love to be able to do it with INDEX and MATCH criteria, but a VBA solution would be acceptable.
I'm trying to format a singe cell based on if a row of dates is aged more than 3 days.
Column C is for Load Date. Rows C2:C100 may or maynot have a date in them. Cell C101 is a count (=counta(C2:C100) of how many cells above contain data.
I'm wanting to format C101 to turn red if ANY of the dates in C2:C100 are older than 3 days from the current day.
I am writing a macro that will format my table automatically. My table will start with 3 columns all containing data on a 1 to 1 relationship (I.e. there are no empty cells until the end of the file). Initially these are columns "A", "B", and "C" but they shift to columns "B", "C", and "D" during execution of this macro. However, my macro formats the table with seven addtional column headings which will eventually contain data though I need to format them prior to populating them. I know my column range is always going to be ("A:J") but my row range will vary on a weekly basis. That being the case, I need to know how to format the cells in these empty columns up to the number of rows containing data in the existing populated columns. For exapmle I would like the macro to format the table in the following way:
1. Insert new column "A" preserving the data in the existing column "A" shifting it to cloumn "B" and set Cell "A1"'s value = "#" --> I have already coded this portion.
2. Set Cell "A2"'s value = 1 --> I have already coded this portion.
3. Set Cells ("A1:J1")'s values = to desried column header title modifying the three pre-existing column headers while aligning the data to center --> I have already coded this portion.
4. Set all column headers to bold 10pt font and shade the headers row ("A1:J1")--> I have already coded this portion.
5. Set pre defined column widths for columns "A:J". --> I have already coded this portion.............
I'm trying to Copy and Insert formulated cells from sheet "Add Entry" range A3:AZ4 to Sheet "January" just above the last row containing data (the Totals line) starting in column B. The cells need to remain the same in cell size and maintain the formulas that are inmbedded within them. I want to be able to do this repeatedly by applying this macro to a button. I would also like (if possible) to alternate the color of these cells in an alternating row fashion.
