I'm trying to find some code that will format the center header to Arial Bold, size 14.
Currently I have the center header populated with the cell value E9 using -
ActiveSheet.PageSetup.CenterHeader = Range("E9").Value
I've been digging around on the internet, but can't figure out how to format the text automatically.
Following is what I want to do:
Draw a line from the center of the first cell to the center of another cell.
im having trouble formatting the left header, im not sure how to go about it, ive recorded macros to see how they do because i dont need talking marks im buggering it up somewhere
Sub OCHeader()
Dim Sheet As String
Sheet = ActiveSheet.Name
With ActiveSheet.PageSetup
.LeftHeader = _
"&""Trebuchet MS,Bold""&11"
.LeftHeader = Sheet
End With
End Sub
I have this fairly extensive code that puts a person's address in the footer when printed. It works fine except that if their zip code starts with a 0 it is dropped. I thought I could easily add some formatting code to fix it. I guess not. The code in red below is what I tried, but instead of fixing it, I now get a "False" in my footer.
Code:
With ActiveSheet
.PageSetup.CenterFooter = "&""Times New Roman,regular""&12 " _
& Format(Workbooks("Reports to Go....xlsm").Worksheets("Office Information").Range("d10").Text) _
& " - " & Format(Workbooks("Reports to Go....xlsm").Worksheets("Office Information").Range("d11").Text) _
[Code] ........
I should mention, the referenced cells are in a different workbook than the one this code is in.
Can Header fields be conditionally formatted? What I would like is; the text colour of the right section of the header (Current Date) to change to RED if a given cell's value is met (D3="H")...
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size 12 Ariel font, Bold and Italic
I cannot seem to get it right!
With ActiveSheet.PageSetup
.LeftMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0.166)
.RightMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0.166)
.TopMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(1)
.BottomMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0.8)
.HeaderMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0.5)
.FooterMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0.3)
[code].....
i have this printing format ...
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in the lookup table the row titles (column A) are product codes, column titles (row 2, D through AX) are business names and the table values are quantity.
In a different table I have product codes in column A and in column B i have the max number/quantity of products for that code. In column C i want to put the company name associated with the product and the number/quantity.
"Get rid of merged cells!"
You can read it often on this Board.
I will not open any debate on the subject, but just want to provide a solution to get rid of them automatically. Anybody who likes can refer to this thread.
WARNING
This code is changing layout.
1. Could take a while when you have sheets with large used range or a lot of merged cells. You can follow the status and can interrupt it if you want.
2. Save before executing. I'm quite sure it works good, but the result might be something else then you had in mind, especially when you are quite new to this.
Option Explicit
Sub Unmerge_CenterAcross()
'Erik Van Geit
'080808
'merged cells will be unmerged
'contents will be centered across merged area
Dim LR As Long 'Last Row
Dim LC As Integer 'Last Column
Dim i As Long
Dim j As Long
I have a macro that output a month based upon a date that has been entered in a row on my spreadsheet. I want the macro to center the text but im not sure of the syntax, the macro code is below:
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How can I get the message to display in the center of the display box?
If i < 3 Then If MsgBox(Tries - i & " Tries Remaining." & vbLf & vbLf & " Try Again?", vbYesNo) = vbNo Then Exit For
As you can see the "try again?" & the text "Tries Remaining"works fine by entering spaces, but the number that is suppose to display with "Tries Remaining" does NOT center. How can I get the number to display in the center along with the text?
This is the complete code.
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Dim i As Integer, Tries As Integer
Dim PassTry As String
Const Pass As String = "Password"
Dim storedPath As String
On Error Resume Next
storedPath = ThisWorkbook.CustomDocumentProperties("PathCertString").Value
On Error GoTo 0..................
I am developing a form for emergency dispatching. One of the features of this dispatch sheet is that there are several maps in it that open on a seperate form. The map form has 4 maps that are picture files in an image. these images are in a frame. The different images are selected using option buttons. Given the background above, my problem is this. I have code that zooms in 50% each time the Click event for the image is fired. wht i am trying to do is make the zoomed view center where i clicked. this is the code that i have so far but it doesn't work all that spectacular, the closer I zoom in the further out of center the place i clicked gets untill it is out of view.
Private Sub Layout_MouseMove(ByVal Button As Integer, ByVal Shift As Integer, ByVal X As Single, ByVal Y As Single)
CurrentX = X
CurrentY = Y
End Sub
Private Sub PlantLayout_Click()
If Frame1.Zoom < 400 Then Frame1.Zoom = Frame1.Zoom + 50
frmmap.Frame1.ScrollLeft = CurrentX - (Frame1.Width / 2)
frmmap.Frame1.ScrollTop = CurrentY - (Frame1.Height / 2)
frmmap.Repaint
End Sub
I need a sum of amount based on the Cost center & Category from the details table , can i have a formula to get them .
Please find the example amount in the attached excel sheet highlighted in RED Colour.
Is there anyway to center the data in a column in a listbox without manually adding the spaces?
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Set rngTemp = wbMaster.Range("PnLDateRow").Find(what:=dDate)
I get a run time error 438 "Object doesn't support this property or method"
Is it not possible to use this method to find the cell in this range? I tried iterating through the range but that errors also.
Any shortcut key to center data in the current cell? Or if I write a simple macro (not very good at writing them), what would the vba code to use to center text in whatever cell I am currently in?
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(format number general & center align)
desired result
(keep format number & keep center align)
0
-
1
1
2
2
0
-
0
-
it's possible without VBA Coding?? assuming mark "-" is not text but instead number "0"...
I have the following code,
i would like to select columns A:W and center the text
Private Sub Workbook_NewSheet(ByVal Sh As Object)
Sh.Range("A1") = "W/O"
Sh.Range("B1") = "CUSTOMER"
Sh.Range("C1") = "DETAILS"
Sh.Range("D1") = "CUST PART NO"
Sh.Range("E1") = "STATUS"
Sh.Range("F1") = "NOTES"
Sh.Range("G1") = "DEPARTMENT"
Sh.Range("H1") = "DATE"
Sh.Range("I1") = "CUST ORDER NO"
Sh.Range("J1") = "DEL NO"
Sh.Range("K1") = "QTY"
Sh.Range("L1") = "SALE PRICE"
Sh.Range("M1") = "CARRIAGE OUT"
Sh.Range("N1") = "TOTAL SALES"
Sh.Range("O1") = "INT CODE"
Sh.Range("P1") = "SUPPLIER"
Sh.Range("Q1") = "COST PRICE"
Sh.Range("R1") = "CARRIAGE IN"
Sh.Range("S1") = "TOTAL HRS"
Sh.Range("T1") = "LABOUR COST".......................
Here's a weird one: I can't get some of my cells to align to center/left/right. Both the buttons on the toolbar and Format->Cells->Alignment won't work. The kicker is that other cells on the same sheet will center/left/right just fine. Is there some kind of formatting protection I inadvertently set?
fyi, Excel 2003 on XP Pro, all fully updated.
I have a worksheet (Covers) that is going to be the front and back covers for a binder.
The title/text portion is automatically filled from cells elsewhere in the workbook.
I have a button to bring up a userform that allows one to select the images (3 .jpg images) you wish to use on the cover pages.
I have code that successfully brings up the userform, and allows image selection and preview within the userform.
Now I want to insert these selected images into the worksheet, centered on specified cells and sized (zoom) to a maximum width/height (whichever is reached first).
Can a blank Picture be inserted with its size specified/fixed, then use code (Image1 = LoadPicture?) to change what is displayed?
Or do I have to calculate the size, center it on the page, and insert the image each time?
The code (in part) for the UserForm looks like:
Private Sub SelFcvrImg_Click()
Dim FCpicName As Variant
ChDir ("S:DanBuilder Logos-Photos")
FCpicName = Application. GetOpenFilename(Title:="Select an Image!", _
fileFilter:="Pictures (*.bmp;*.gif;*.tif;*.jpg),*bmp;*gif;*.tif;*.jpg")
If FCpicName <> False Then InsertImgForm.FCoverImgPrvw.Picture = LoadPicture(FCpicName)
End Sub
The UserForm has an Image (preview) with PictureSizeMode set to zoom.
I'm really after the same thing embedded in the sheet...
i am tring to make any workbook i open when i writ in it, i want what i wrot to be in centerd
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
'*Center
Dim sh As Worksheet
For Each sh In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
With sh. Cells
.HorizontalAlignment = xlCenter
.VerticalAlignment = xlCenter
End With
Next sh
End Sub ............
I'm having trouble centering my UserForms on the screen. I have tried all the options on the StartUpPosition in the Properties windows and the closest I can get is vertically centered but on the far left. The annoying thing is that it was working (both vertically and horizontally centered) but when I changed the defaults of the option buttons they moved to the position I described. I have two monitors (but excel is maximised on one monitor only) could this have something to do with my problem? If so why did it work before?
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When I do this:
Set rng = Target.Cells
With pic
.Height = rng.Height
.Width = rng.Width
.Left = rng.Left
.Top = rng.Top
End With
The picture fits within the borders of the cell, but when I do this:
Set rng = Target.Cells
With pic
.Height = rng.Height /2
.Width = rng.Width /2
.Left = rng.Left /2
.Top = rng.Top /2
End With
The picture is the right size but not within the cell.
I'd like to align the text in comboboxes to be centred vertically - purely cosmetic I know, but "pretty = better" in my book!
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When I use "Merge & Center cells with Labels" of a pivot table, It is merging Column labels as well as row labels. Is there a workaround to apply this feature only for column labels and not for row labels.
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