I need to ignore all data in a row (it won't be averaged, summed or anything else) if a particular value in that row is "0". I need to be able to see it but just not have it counted. Change the 0 to something else and all the data in that row is included in formulas as usual.
View 9 RepliesI have a macro running this code to strip out unwanted formulas and formatting.
Sub Quote_Wrapup()
'To stop screen flicker
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Range("CDandC").ClearContents
Range("qdata5,qdata6").Font.ColorIndex = 2
'To delete delivery address lines if 1st line empty
If IsEmpty(Range("deliver_line1")) _
Then Sheets(1).Range("deliver_rows").EntireRow.Delete
'No End If required as only one action as a result of the If
Range("Item_Nos").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).EntireRow.Delete
Columns("A:E") = Columns("A:E").Value .........................
A spreadsheet based on my template has been sent to me because the macro won't run properly. When I try to run the macro I get a Runtime Error '1004' Method 'Range' of object '_Global' failed on the following line. Columns("A:E") = Columns("A:E").Value.
I am working with an Address Worksheet where the house#, street name and street type are 3 seperate columns. I need to combine that data into one "Address1" column. I can use a Concatenate() formula to combine the data, but I need to be able to have that data output to a new column, independent of the formula.
The problem that I am having is if I try to "copy" the concatenated data to either a new column or new worksheet it only wants to copy the formulas. I don't need the formulas anymore, I need the data.
Every so often I get a spreadsheet form some one else, and when I start to edit it formulas turn immediately into values.
For example, I enter a =10/2 ,when pressing enter, the cell displays correctly the result, 5. But when I click into the cell, instead of having the formula
=10/2, the only value inside is 5.
How do I keep this happening ??? I want the cells to keep the formulas.
I have a estimating workbook with a number of worksheets to provide a estimating process. this includes the final worksheet with the estimate on.
This is fine if i am printing it to send to the customer or sending as a PDf.
However i need to save as a stand alone excel workbook. But all pre-formated and only with the values in it and not the formulas. It would be easiest for the users if it could be done with a button on the quote sheet (ie done with as macro as some users are not very IT literate and do mess up).
How pasting values/formulas only works. I have a spreadsheet I've been using to record product sales, commission, shipping etc. It currently has three pages of records. But now I have a new spreadsheet I want to use with basically the same 'look' as the old one (same columns, entries per sheet, etc) but using better formulas. I don't want to manually input all the data from the old one and I thought I could copy all the cells from the old one and then paste values only into the new one. But when I do that, it pastes the values but also deletes the formulas in the new one. So then I thought I could copy all the cells from the new and paste only formulas into the old one but then it deletes all the values in the old one. Is this what is supposed to happen? And if so, is there a way to achieve what I want?
View 1 Replies View RelatedHow can i change this code to paste values not formulas?
Code:
Private Sub Admin_Click()
Range("BO40:CI73").Clear
Dim rng As Range
[Code]....
I have a column of values (Sold Price) for which I need to figure extra fees related to that cost, but they vary depending on the cost. The different fees associated with the Sold Price are:
A. If SP is $.01 - $25, fee is 10% of SP
B. If SP is $25.01 - $100, fee is 10% of 1st $25, plus 7% of remaining balance
C. If SP is $100.01 - $1,000, fee is 10% of 1st $25, plus 7% of next $25.01 - 100.00, plus 5% of remaining balance over 100
So I need one formula to go into the fee column which will work with all values of the SP column.
I have a product mix values as below. I want to convert the values into the % of total product mix.
CREATE TABLES LIKE BELOW?
----G---- ----H---- ----I---- --J--
4 Product A Product B Product C Total
5 32 73 125 230
6 14% 32% 54% 100%
I am trying to concatenate the values of many cells, not the formulas in the cells, to avoid having to repetatively paste special, value. Perhaps something like this: =CONCATENATE(VALUE(AA2):VALUE(AQ2))
View 3 Replies View RelatedI work for a bank and we use an excel spreadsheet that has an in depth payment calculator used for creating monthly payment arrangements or calculating settlements on bank loans. I would like to add the following feature and I'm not quite sure exactly how to do it.
For example, imagine cell A1 will contain the full payoff of a loan. I want to be able to put a settlement offer in B1 and have C1 populate the percentage of the payoff that is. At the same time, I want to be able to delete the settlement offer in B1 and put a percentage in C1 and have it calculate that settlement offer in B1. The calculations/formulas to do these problems is simple, but what I need is to not lose the formulas in B1 and C1 if I were to go back and forth entering settlement offers vs settlement percentages.
I have this code:
[Code] .....
I want only values to be copied, not formulas.
I am trying to copy data from an employee worksheet into a database that tracks the history of that data when they click submit. Everything is working well, except I can't figure out how to change the code to copy and paste values instead of the formulas.
View 2 Replies View RelatedIm looking for code to add new rows and copy the formulas only (not values) into the cells A, B, C, D and F. I have found code that does this in various places online but in every case I have found they duplicate the row then remove the values (so the formulas are left behind). The issue I have however is that it triggers some change event code I have on the sheet which interrupts the process.
Is it not possible to simply insert a new blank row, then copy down the formulas only without values?
I am copying the value in a cell to another sheet's cell. I want to convert the formulas on the second sheet to reflect their value. I do this all the time within cells by using Past Special and Values however it doesn't give me that option within the Text Box
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have the following macro that copies data from a calendar-style setup on one sheet and pastes it in a contiguous list on another sheet:
Code:
Option ExplicitSub move_daily_data_to_ordersvstips()
Dim OutSH As Worksheet
Dim findit As Range
[Code]....
I would like only the values from the "Data by Month" sheet to paste to the "Orders vs Tips" sheet. However, all my attempts are returning various errors/inconsistent results.
I've developed a spreadsheet that shows what errors people made in their spreadsheets. I compare cell A1 in spreadsheet 1 (original) against cell A1 in spreadsheet 2 (final), in spreadsheet 3. Spreadsheet 3 shows a "-" if the cell they wrote was OK, and shows the new, correct value if they made an error, as follows:
=IF('Final'!A5='Original'!A5, "-",'Final'!A5)
The problem is, this only works if I take the original spreadsheets, which contain formulae in each cell, and paste them into a new spreadsheet using paste values.
Is it possible for the IF function to search the formula in a cell, and not the value?
i have about 100 worksheets in my workbook ..i need to combine them into one worksheet ...all my 100 worksheet has many formulas in some of the cells.
i want to combine all the worksheets one below the other with a gap of 5 blank rows after each worksheet contents....i just want the values in each worksheet to be pasted and no formulas...
found a great macro which copies data from multiply worksheets and pasts them onto master sheet.
I have adjusted the macro to my spreadsheet, but my macro should past formulas as values.
I am trying to find a way to search for specific cell formulas (not the values they produce). For example, how could I search an Excel tab for a cell containing "= sum()" ? I want to ignore all other formulas and values. I then want to replace this formula only with its value.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI currently maintain a program that creates an Excel report. The report is full of formulas (mostly vlookups).
After the report is built, I'd like to get rid of the formulas. The only way I know to do this is to copy the report and do a paste special values.
I have what I thought was a very simple task; Change all date formulas in the workbook to values. I've accomplished this, but I was wondering if someone had a better way of doing without so many loops (I used two). NOTE - Dates are on different sheets within the workbook. I've tried setting each date on each sheet to one named range. I then tried doing this
range("dateranges").values = range("datranges").value
this obviously didn't work. Anyhow, this is what I used that works, but I'm convinced that there is a better way.
Sub FinishOU()
Dim sh As Worksheet, wb1 As Workbook, r As Range, TestRange As Range
With Application
. ScreenUpdating = False
.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
.EnableEvents = False
Set wb1 = ActiveWorkbook
With wb1
.Save
For Each sh In Worksheets
Set TestRange = sh.Range("A1:S4")
For Each r In TestRange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeFormulas).........................
I need to list only the unique values in a range found in multiple columns. Some cells are blank. I need to list all the unique values in numeric and/or alphanumeric order in another column within the same worksheet. I would prefer non-array formulas, if possible. See the attached file.
In the attached table, I have 5 columns and 5 rows of values in the range B2:F6. The unique values, in order, are 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. This looks simple and can be done manually if the file is small but I have 150 columns and 150 rows, thus the need for automation.
List of unique values in multiple columns 2.xlsx
How would you copy a row's formatting and formulas but not value. for example: A1 1 B1 =a1+2
I would like the copied row to be: A2 (blank) B2 =A2+2
I have a spreadsheet with a lot of financial information going down a column (about 500 rows down). Most of the cells are just typed in, but certain rows have sum formulas in them. Is it possible to copy values from another workbook, paste the values in, but somehow keep the formulas that are running through?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have below code which pin out numbers from IBAN in Column P. Its formulas run by macro. It works fine. But what i really need is that instead of putting the formula in the cell, is that it compare the value from the formula, with the excisting value , in each cell . And it mark the cells where there are a difference with yellow colour I have been thinking how to do this but cant really work it out. If some have a better solution its ok but i need a macro for it.
have a look at below code, which change the cell and correct the error, but which i want just to compare the values.
I have attached a sheet to test with.
[Code] .....
Attached File : Testforcompare.xls
I have an existing macro that copies a worksheet and pastes it into another workbook, renames it and then attaches it to an email. My problem is that it pastes just the values. I need it to paste part of the original worksheet as values and part copy the formulas. So on the new workbook Columns A through F will be values only and G through Z will copy the formulas.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI have a workbook that has quite a bit of data and goes through a lot of processing to arrive and a final summary worksheet. I want to take this summary worksheet and copy the values to a new workbook.
The issue is when I use the following code, it pulls the worksheet into a new workbook with the formulas (which turn to error messages since there is no longer a connection to the data source).
I could lengthen the code to create a new workbook, select the original data, copy, paste values into the new workbook, but that approach seems longer than needed. I'm sure there has got to be a way to copy just the values quickly and simply.
HTML Code:
Dim Template As Workbook
Dim SourceData As Worksheet
Set Template = ActiveWorkbook
Set SourceData = Template.Sheets("Summary")
SourceData.Copy
At this point I now have a new workbook with one worksheet full of "#N/A" and "#VALUE!". Is there a way I could do something like "SourceData.CopyValues"?
I want to convert multiple sections that contains formulas to values. Usually i did this by coping range of cells, and paste as Values. But now i have multilple sections and excel doesn't allowe me to copy multiple sections. (i can not use clipboard, because there are more than 2.5 k rows)
View 7 Replies View RelatedSub import()
On Error Resume Next
Dim wb As Workbook
Dim c As Range
Dim rngTo As Range
For Each c In Range("D1:D10").Cells
Set wb = Workbooks.Open(Filename:=c.Value)
With Workbooks("DigitalTicketMaster.xls"). Sheets("All")
Set rngTo = .Range("A" & .Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)
End With
wb.Sheets("Combined").Range("A2:C100").Copy rngTo
wb.Close .............................................
we have a change on our sheet, make it easy for our guys. Column A, is the date. Today 6/29.
They enter it once at the top, and it pastes for them automatically (a simple cell = $E$1)
But now, when I use the macro, it pastes over the formula that I don't want nor need, and have to call the second macro for. But then everything in that column shoes E1 on my new sheet, which is not the date... and each sheet changes dates, so I can't just have the date all the same.
What can I do in my original code to still make it loop, pull all my pages that I tell it to, but paste values only?
Would it be possible, in my loop, to highlight my cells, on that sheet... A2:C100, copy them, paste themselves right onto themselves, as values only, then copy over to my new sheet?