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 have a spreadsheet with 5 worksheets going, I've been trying to find code that will hide and unhide certain tabs depending on the answer to C21 of Worksheet 1.
If C21 = 1 then show sheet 3 but not 4 or 5 If C21 = 2 then show sheet 4 but not 3 or 5 If C21 = 3 then show sheet 5 but not 3 or 4.
I need to unhide all hidden sheets in a workbook, run some marcos on the hidden sheets, then re-hide only the sheets that were hidden. For each workbook the number of hidden sheets will vary as will the names of the sheets. Is there a way to capture the current hidden worksheet names before I unhide all worksheets and apply the captured names for re-hiding?
I have what on the outset seemed a fairly basic task. In VBA I wanted to conditionally hide worksheets based on a value in my main worksheet.
I have 1 "main interface" worksheet with quite a few "result" worksheets as part of my workbook. Instead of scrolling left and right in the tabs menu everytime I wanted to veiw a particular worksheet I wanted to rather hide all the worksheets except the "main interface" and the relevant "result worksheet", which excel would identify based on a value in my main worksheet.
I wrote the following VBA code to do this but for some reason I cannot get it to work correctly. Perhaps I have made a simple logic error? I am fairly new to VBA. Any advice? ......
My Workbook has 72 worksheets split into two. The first 36 include all the data, but the second 36 have one element removed.
I am very grateful to RoyUK and others who have steered me towards some code that allows me to hide and unhide the first 36 sheets exactly as I want, but when I add the second 36 the code comes up with an error saying the Procedure is too large.
I did want to split the code into two parts activated by two validated drop down menus, but this did not work either.
If I have two drop down menus at D8 and G8 is it possible to have two separate codes as follows
I'm relatively new to this, and its entirely possibly (more likely probable) that I am attempting to this in the wrong way, but here's what I'm dealing with...
I have two worksheets (Sheet1 and Sheet2). Based on meeting a condition on Sheet1 AND Sheet2, I'd like to use macros to automatically hide rows on Sheet2.
Sheet1 sample: Type Selection
[Code]...
The conditions are: If on Sheet1, a Type has the Selection "Include", then any rows on Sheet2 which have that same Type are shown (ie. not hidden).
If on Sheet1, a Type has the Selection "Exclude",then any rows on Sheet2 which have that same Type are hidden.
So in the example tables above, if ONLY Type A = Include, then on Sheet2, the rows for Sample URL1 and Sample URL2 are shown, and the others are hidden.
Also in the example tables above, if Type A = Include AND Type B = Include (and all other Types are Exclude), then on Sheet2, the rows for Sample URL1, Sample URL2 AND Sample URL3 are shown, and the others are hidden.
I'm fine with the concept of If... And... on the same worksheet, it's trying to get it to look at two separate worksheets I'm struggling with!!
I have a workbook with two worksheets, Sheet1 and Sheet 2. Based on the data entered in the 2nd column on Sheet1, I'd like a macro which hides rows for Events which do not meet the criteria entered on Sheet1.
So in the example below, on Sheet2, I only want to see rows where the Country=Scotland, AND the Location=Glasgow, AND the Start Date is greater than (or equal) the Start Date on Sheet1.
Sample of Sheet1 Country Scotland
Location Glasgow
Start Date (dd/mm/yyyy) 30/04/2013
[code]....
So in this scenario, only the FIRST row meets the 3 criteria (Scotland, Glasgow, date after 30th April), thus all the other rows should be hidden.
I'm running a macro with multiple statements for hiding columns, and it has been running well for years, now today i'm getting a error message in the macro while debugging that states "Unable to set the Hidden property of the Range class", and when I reset the macro, and try to manually hide the range, I get the error message "Cannot shift objects off sheet".
I'm trying to hide groups of columns on a dropdown change. I'm extremely new to VBA, so I'm having a bit of trouble understanding some things. Here's what I've got so far...
Code: Private Sub modeList_Change() Dim selectedMode As Integer Dim selectedOpp As Integer
[Code]...
I recognize my main problem is the assigning the multiple ranges to be hidden to the leadColsArray.
I am using an area of 43 Rows by ~ 150 Columns to display the results of an advancedfilter process. I have a trigger on row 44 for each column (which is either 1 or 0, depending on if any of the rows in the column were filled with data. If any column is completely empty I would like to hide it. I am getting an error if the majority of the ~ 150 columns are empty and should be hidden. Does anyone know if there is a maximum number of columns that can be hidden each time a macro is run?
My piece of code to accomplish this is as follows:
For i = 4 To 150 If Worksheets("RegMatrix"). Cells(44, i) = 1 Then Worksheets("RegMatrix").Columns(i).AutoFit Else Worksheets("RegMatrix").Columns(i).ColumnWidth = 1 Worksheets("RegMatrix").Columns(i).Hidden = True On Error Resume Next End If Next
Right now, once i gets to about 100 the rest of the columns are not hidden.
I've tried several approaches on how to code this, but can't figure out how to work it. I have a large spreadsheet; which dynamically changes in both column and row counts. So, I have an array of values. If any cell has a negative value, that cell text needs to be changed to red AND that row needs to remain displayed. If ALL values in that row are >=0 then the row can be hidden.
The array is actually a pivot table named QTD
For Example: If cell D5 = 5 and F5 = -3 then Row 5 should remain displayed.
If Cell D6 = 5 and F6=0 then row 6 should be hidden because all values are > 0
Then I was thinking of using the case statement to hide the rows but can't figure the syntax. I'm open to any other means of performing the taks as long as the initial array dynamically to encompass all the data.
I used this method to hide previously selected values in a drop down menu. I thought by including that value multiple times in my "employee" list, I could use it multiple times before hiding it. Is there any way to skirt this? I need to use each value three times before it disappears.
I have values in column D & K. Now i want to hide the rows with Zero's if they are in both D & K. Now if there is a Value in K and a Zero in D i don't want to hide that row.
Could someone please help if this is possible. I attached the code below for hiding lines according to one column:
I have a user form with 4 list boxes that I'd each like to populate with their own lists of cities according to time zone - one list box for each time zone (ET, CT, MT and PT).
I attached a worksheet that has some code from another project I got from another thread on this forum, but it needs to be modified (or whole new code written) for this application, including initializing the control buttons.
The code I'm borrowing has a slight glitch in it, where if you select the last item in the list box to hide, that item will be missing from the list the next time the user form is opened, and you'll then have to manually unhide that column.
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 am trying to find code that will allow me to hide a set number of rows based on the value of a specific cell which I need to work for two worksheets in the same workbook. Is that even possible?
For example: when i enter 5 into cell D1, I need five rows to be visible on both sheets.
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?
I need a macro that would consolidate all data in multiple worksheets of multiple workbooks in one Master file.
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
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?
I am working on creating a spreadsheet that can be updated by those unfamiliar to excel. I have a master list on one sheet and three separate lists for business, individual, and general. Each list has three columns giving name, address and postal code. There are numerous repeats on these lists and I wanted to hide any duplicates while keeping my cells aligned. So far I have been able to highlight any duplicates, but was interested in some function that would save at least one duplicate while hiding any additional ones.
I would like to append multiple workbooks with multiple worksheets in a separate workbook. For eg. I have workbook "A" with sheets 1,2,3 and workbook "B" with sheets 4,5,6. Now I want to append "A" and "B" to create workbook "C" with sheets 1,2,3,4,5,6.
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!)
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.
