OR can I? I get a "Run Time Error '1004' Select Method of Worksheet Class Failed"
Is there anyway around this?
Basically all the sheets are hidden from the user except for the Entry sheet. They input there data on there and then they press a send command button which then needs to copy that information to a hidden sheet. This is where the problem occurs.. Thought maybe their was a way around that or do I need to unhide the sheets during the macro and then rehide them again?
I've got a PDF file that I was hoping to convert into an Excel sheet, but it doesn't look like that's possible, xince I'm working with only Adobe Reader, not Acrobat. Anyway, I need to compare 1 column of this report to another report that IS in Excel. Is there a way to have a macro compare an Excel file with a PDF??
I have a fairly simple macro (below). I want it to do one more thing.....not run if the filters have not been changed. I would like to prevent the error that occurs if someone tries to run it and there are no filters active.
I'm having some difficulty with this one. I have found several posts on how to make a macro work through several rows, but cannot seem to figure out how to apply it to my macro.
Right now I'm having to write the macro for every line and it's a bear! Here's what I'm working with right now and it's ridiculous (I've actually got through line 51, but I'll only post a few here, for your sanity!)- there has to be a better way:
If Range("C9") = "" Then Range("T9").Formula = "=IF(K9>I9,IF((I9-H9)>=180,180,(I9-H9)),IF((I9-H9)+(K9-J9)>=180,IF((K9-J9)>=180,0,180-(K9-J9)),(I9-H9)))" Range("U9").Formula = "=IF(K9<I9,IF((K9-J9)>=180,180,(K9-J9)),IF((I9-H9)+(K9-J9)>=180,IF((I9-H9)>=180,0,180-(I9-H9)),(K9-J9)))" Else Range("T9").Formula = "=IF((T8+U8)>=180,0,(IF(K9>I9,IF((I9-H9)>=180,180,(I9-H9)),IF((I9-H9)+(K9-J9)>=180,IF((K9-J9)>=180,0,180-(K9-J9)),(I9-H9)))))" Range("U9").Formula = "=IF((T8+U8)>=180,0,(IF(K9<I9,IF((K9-J9)>=180,180,(K9-J9)),IF((I9-H9)+(K9-J9)>=180,IF((I9-H9)>=180,0,180-(I9-H9)),(K9-J9)))))" End If............................
I have generated macro, all I want is when this macro runs on different work sheets it should automatically select the active range based upon column A and copy the formula in the inserted new column B, please see the macro which will make it clear. Basically whenever it is copying a value or a formula it should be for the active range.
Our system can create an SLK file showing customer open orders. It is ALWAYS in the exact same format. I created a macro to open this file, manipulate the data (convert text to numbers, convert text date to actual date, and a few other things) and then make a pivot table.
When I try to run it it gets hung up on the pivot table and the debug highlights the BOLD below:
I have spreadsheet with 13 sheets the first of which is a title page, what I wish to do is hide the other twelve sheets and somehow be able to select them from a drop down box (or similar what ever works with a macro)on the front page, the selected sheets would then appear unhidden.
I am OK with formulas etc but macros are beyond my ability even trying to follow examples & tutorials online has me lost.
The sheets all have specific but different names and none need to be selected more than once (although if possible it would be good). I understand where to put the macro in but as to how it is written ......
I am trying to format all cells on all sheets (hidden or otherwise) as "Locked" so when the sheets are protected the user can't see the formulas. This macro individually selects every sheet in the book and applys the formatting. Is there a way to modify this code to accomplish the same thing without having it actually select every sheet? The only reason it is an issue is that after running the macro you end up on the last sheet in the book.
I have the below macro in a workbook that I need to combine the two sheets into one, (sheet1 and sheet2). Both sheets in use column "A" for id, but for some reason it is only copying over sheet one? One sheet has 12 columns and the other has 13, not sure if that is making the difference?
Well this excel workbook has lots of sheets each for a specific region eg, Europe, austin etc and also sheets which have relevant data that gets used in the formula.
Now, say for eg lets considered the sheet called austin.
it does the calculations on the headcount needed for call center. so the columns refer to a formula called gets() which then calls the erlanc function.
Now the problem here is this gets() function takes a value called calc
and this calc just a cell in one of the sheets called table. Now if I change the headcount value in the austin sheet nothing happens. Then I need to change the value of calc cell say make it to 5 or 6 and hit enter. It starts calulating the values to forecast thye headcount, but it does so for all the sheets . so it is taking a lot of time.
In column J, Cad Hrs. How to make to display (0), instead of (-0,02) when I just do other work than Cad Work? I need to separate type of work according to price hour, overtime, and so on.
I have below macro for Sheet2 and i have created a button on Sheet1.now whenever i press this button the macro will run and save Sheet2 as PDF file.
The problem is when i hide Sheet2 the macro doesnt work and it gives an error " Invalid procedure call or argument.
how to make this macro run even when the sheets are hidden ?
Sub PDF_Table() 'Sheet2.PageSetup.PrintArea = "$a$1:$x$140" '***** '*** can remove the above line if sheet areas are already set and will not be altered With Sheet2.PageSetup .CenterHorizontally = True .CenterVertically = True .Orientation = xlPortrait .Zoom = 60
First, I can get the balance formula, and when I drag the square at the bottom right, I am able to drag the entire formula down...I want to do that. However, when I drag it down, the number keeps popping up. I was wondering if there is a way to be able to drag the entire thing down and be able to make it so that it is hidden (the cell is blank) unless the debit or credit cell in the corresponding row is filled. Also, if possible, I want to be able to drag it down to infinity, so it can go on forever, so that there is no need to always drag it down when I add more things in it. I am attaching what I have till now.
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'm trying to convert some data from MLS to make it easier to work with statistically. The raw data regarding Bath count downloads from MLS in 2 columns; 1 column for Full Baths & 1 column for Half Baths (see Raw Data.jpg). I want to concatenate the baths to one column and, if there is a 1/2 bath, tack ".5" to the end of the full bath count.
The problem with my formula is that if it concatenates the ".5" to the full bath count number, it converts the format to text (see Current Formula.jpg). I know I can go through later and convert it back to number format but is there a formula I could use that would keep it in number format?
Is it possible to make excel template work only on 1 computer by giving any vba password (on lines of license number).
Aim is to ensure it works on only client computer, even if template is shared outside it becomes useless.(We often see clients audit team getting access to templates using it for thier purpose & distributing).
In same spirit what are best practices one can take like protecting formulas with password etc
I have a 15 sheet spreadsheet that has many formula and results that are obtained from a "Master Sheet." I want to hide the "Master Sheet" from users view.
When I do so the formulae can't find the info they require. How do I hide a sheet so that users can't see it, but the formula from other sheets can still access it?
i've an excel file where a final presentable sheet is linked to some hidden sheets which i dont want the user to see. Thru VBA, i'm performing some format related stuff in those hidden sheets, using: Sheets("Historical1").Visible = True. later, VBA sets it back to FALSE. But, i want to get rid of this hiding/unhiding, if its possible. My code has the following structure:
Sub tame_blph1() Sheets("Historical1").Visible = True Sheets("Historical1").Activate Dim coll As Integer Dim startcoll As Integer Dim endcoll As Integer startcoll = 25 endcoll = 124 For coll = startcoll To endcoll Step 2 If Len(selection) > 0 Then Call Macro1 Next coll Sheets("Historical1").Visible = False Sheets("Table").Select End Sub
In other words, can we perform the above without hiding and unhiding the Sheet called "Historical1"
I have a worksheet with 28 sheets. I want the first sheet to be the only sheet displayed when opening the file and then want people to have the ability to click a hyperlink to unhide a particular sheet. Then when they go back to the main page (via another hyperlink), the sheet that was unhidden will be hidden again. I was able to put together some code from [URL]. When I click on a hyperlink on the main page, I get a "Subscript out of range" error and it highlights Sheets(strSheet).Visible=True from the Worksheet_FollowHyperlink code. I made a basic spreadsheet with just 3 sheets and plugged this code in and it worked fine so I'm not quite sure what the error is. I attached the spreadsheet I'm using.
I have been sent a workbook which contains a number of formulae that reference hidden worksheets (see attached JPEG).
I cannot work out how to display these sheets? The workbook does not seem to be protected, I can edit and save the visible sheet. Can anyone shed some light on how to view the referenced sheets?
I have a total of 15 sheets on my excel documents. I've hidden 10 (5 sheets will be shown) of those sheets so i can hyperlink to them from the sheet called "The plan". The name of the hidden sheets are called:
