I have the following situation where "#value" appear and I want to make it invisible, is there an easy way to do this ?
A1 0 C1 0 D1 0 G1 = A1+C1+D1 A1, C1 or D1 is the if statement cell where evaluated value may be zero. If the evaluated value is zero, then G1= #Value!.
I have an excel sheet that lists a bunch of different recipes. Right now I have all the recipes saved in individual sheets. Each of these are hidden when the sheet is opened. I have a main sheet which lists all of the recipes names and when clicked, the specific sheet opens up. What I am looking for is a code that will hide all of the sheets except for the sheet "Sortable List" and "Detailed Lists". Each of the buttons I have which open up the recipe sheet look like this:
VB: Sub Banana_Split() Sheets("Banana Split").Visible = True Sheets("Banana Split").Select End Sub
See I think the user might click on a bunch of the names to see the recipes and then get overwhelmed with there being so many open sheets.
I'm trying to create an accounting document, but stuck in couple fields
1) Make balance appear in column E5 only if column C5 OR D5 is polulated, so goes for the rest of the cell in that colu
2) I like to have 2 digits after the decimal but (same as above) i want it to appear ONLY if there are any decimals to that number, all those 0 become confusing.
3) I need to make it so the last calculated cell on sheet Jan of column E gets transfered auto to sheet Feb D3 of F3 so the calculations could proceed to the next month
I wanted to know if I can make an error message invisible or maybe have the text white so you can't see it. For example, Iam using the vlookup formula which works fine when it is reading right. But when there is no info in the cell I'm looking up I get a #N/A. So I would like to have this sheet set up so that when you enter someone's name it gives you address, cell, etc.... But if no name is entered, instead of showing #N/A in all the cells.....I would like it to just look like an empty cell. I'm thinking I can use conditioning formatting so that if there is an error message then the text color is white. Can't quite get it to work.
I am trying to create a daily task activity sheet. I would like to know, how to make the columns visible and invisible as per the selection from previous column.
For eg:
Column A has a list which has values 'TC creation' , 'TC modification', 'System Test' etc.
Upon selecting TC creation, i need to make a column visible ie 'total tcs created'.
Upon selecting 'TC modification' i would have to make the previous column invisible and make a new column visible for entering no of tcs modified.
Upon selecting 'System test' the other columns should go invisible and make other 3 columns visible for no of tcs executed, no of tcs passed, no of tcs failed etc...
I have put calendar in my form and I want it to be visible only if I click on the combobox and make it invisible when date gets filled in the combobox.
I wrote the following code but it gives me runtime error -2147417848(80010108) Automation error :The object invoked has disconnected from its clients.
I have some connector lines that cross over tables in Columns G:K that are connecting tables in $D to tables in $M
How can I make the part of the connector line in $G:$K invisible?
something like:
Code: Sub FormatConnector Dim oConnector as Shape With oConnector If .Connector Or .Type = msoLine If .Connector In Columns($G:$K) Then .Connector.Segment.Visible = False End If End If End with End sub
I'm using the following code, which I figured out quite by accident out of happy coincidence that somebody else on here asked about selecting only visible rows:
There is a column with a formula and a list validation, and an adjacent hidden column with numbered ids. When moving into the list validation cell the Worksheet_Selection_Change event code saves information about the Target cell - value, address, formula. When a value has been obtained from the list the Worksheet_Change event code looks up a belonging id in a lookup table and put this in the hidden id cell, and puts the saved formula back into the list validation cell. This makes the sheet (or window) unmanagable.
When I move around the sheet I can see the cell name in the Name Box, but the sheet itself is not visible. The only way to display the sheet is to add a new window (Window - New Window), choose the first "frozen" window (Window - 1. window) and quit this window. Then the new window is ready for use, but of course with the same limitations as the newly quitted one. Ring a bell, someone?? The funny thing is that in this workbook I also use the same functionality in another sheet without any problems.
Used the left formula on a list (10,000 rows) of address. Copy and pasted as values when i was done. Some of the rows do not have a value. However, excel reads it as such even though nothing shows up in the cells. If i click on the cell it clears whatever invisible data there is. Anyone have this problem and an easy solution to clear 3,000 plus lines without clicking in each one?
I have a bit of a problem getting an instance if IE9 to open with
.visible = False
No matter what i do, it still displays the ie window visible, and displays the navigation i am doing which slows everything down.
Code: Dim IE As Object Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") IE.Visible = False IE.Navigate "https://www.reliancenow.com.au/procurement/edriver?ACT=LoginBP&EID=1" Do While IE.Busy Application.Wait DateAdd("s", 1, Now) Loop
I'm using Excel 2003 for PC to keep up with the hours I've worked on different jobs. So I have a column with jobnumbers and a second column with the name of the client to wich these jobnumbers are assigned. When I try to filter on a specific client or I want to filter on of the jobnumbers of that client, I can't choose them in my dropdown menu on top of my column.
I use this code to make text not visible and it does work well using matching font color (fcolor) and cell color (icolor), but this leaves one issue. When I print the text it is no longer hiden by the matching colors.? I was hoping to use -4241 to set the color to no color,(invisible?) but now it produces errors.
Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() Dim icolor As Integer, fcolor As Integer, Target As Range, FormulaCells As Range
Set FormulaCells = Range("a4:a104")
For Each Target In FormulaCells Select Case Target Case "one" icolor = 37 fcolor = -4142 Case "two" icolor = 27 fcolor = -4142 Case "three" icolor = 35 fcolor = -4142 Case "four" icolor = 45 fcolor = -4142
I created a macro in an Excel workbook which uses MS Query to return 2 tables of data, and insert them into the workbook. Then, another macro uses a VLOOKUP to enter the values from the tables into their respective rows in other worksheets. Everything worked like a charm, but when I duplicated the workbook (copy and paste) in order to use it for other companies, the VLOOKUPs now return an error (only in the dupe workbooks; the original still works fine). After troubleshooting the issue, I determined that the VLOOKUPs cannot "see" the tables - almost as if they have become invisible. I even tried deleting the query macro from the dupe books and recreating it, but still the data is invisible to my VLOOKUPs.
I have several buttons I and a chart I want to make invisible and visible programatically. The buttons have names like Button65, etc. I did not give them these names. Curiously, these buttons don't have properties when I right click on them in design mode as do other objects. Why not? Further, they act more like rectangles drawn from autoshapes in that I can assign a macro to them, but unlike a rectange they are not named as rectangles (e.g. rectangle 284). Why not? These are hybrid creatures!!
I like to use rectangles as command buttons, but then they do not have properties which allow them to be made invisible, etc...
The chart name is Chart 1. Same problem, it has no properties. How can I make it invisible?
I have a sheet set up with invisible values in certain cells. To make them invisible, I have coloured the font the same as the backround. The colour used is a light shade of yellow, colour index 36 I think.
Unfortunately, even though the values in these cells are invisble on the screen, they are visible when the sheet is printed. Is there any way to stop these cells from being printed? Note that they are scattered all around the place.
A project I am currently working on requires me to make a spreadsheet that handles a large amount of data with constantly changing entries. The data will be outlined into groups and subgroups. Subgroups will be added and removed, but the removed subgroups MUST remain on the sheet. The group will contain a sum of the subgroups.
So, my question is how can I keep the subgroups in the sheet but remove them from the sum in an efficient manner? I planned on doing this in macro form by having the user select the row that contains the subgroup, and then activates a macro that strikes through the data, dates the change, and (hopefully) "hides" the data from the SUM function in the group.
I have about 9 different sheets, but they all will have 4 types of graphs (totals, comparison, bydate, trend). I am writing vba to conditionally show one type of graph on every sheet. For example, if I want to show the totals graphs, I want all of my sheets in the workbook to update. I can already make the graphs go invisible and visible on one sheet, but I would like to do so on all sheets. Here's my code now:
Code: Sub UpdateGraph() Sheets(".graphManager").ChartObjects("Totals").Visible = False End Sub
[Code]....
But no luck. I do not want to manually type all the sheet names into an array because I may add more sheets in the future and don't want to keep changing the code. How can I loop through all sheets and set a graph named "Totals" to invisible? Or can I just set all graphs in the workbook named "Totals" to invisible without looping through the sheets?
I have a worksheet that contains lots of value. I want to run quick calculation on it but for some reason counta function counts blank cells.
I checked and the cells with =len() and it returns a number > 1
What is the proper way to clean the whole worksheet with some copy paste value and get rid of invisible character like space or nonprintable ones to be sure to get the right number of cells with value?
I am using the below code to locate the last column in various worksheets before pasting information. The problem is the column selected is either: Correct, Is a blank column with many blank columns in between it and the last visible text. The code also highlights all the cells containing text in some sheets. The results are the same for each sheet the code is run in i.e it is not varying.
I have a spreadsheet on sheet 1 with a list of customers and their information. So on column A I have the customer number (i.e. k968, e37, p528,...), on column B i have the customer's name, on column C the street's name, on Column D the house number, on column E the zip code and finally the city on column F.
Right now there are around 600 customers in this list.
I have made a userform with a combobox in which I want to select an existing customer (pulled from the spreadsheet). On the same userform I have textboxes (customer number, name, street, number, zip, city). When I select a customer in the combobox, I want this customer's info to show up in the textboxes. I want to be able to change the info and hit Next to store the changes in the spreadsheet. When I do not select a customer from the combobox, I want to add new info in the textboxes and hit Next to store this info as a new customer. The userform also has a delete button. Then I select a customer in the combobox, this customer (and it's info) should be deleted from the spreadsheet when i hit Delete. So the spreadsheet is variable in length.
I need to figure a way to make to cells with dates equal each other if the day,month and year are the same but are placed into a cell at different times during the day. "Making Date Now () = (06/29/09) In another cell". Therefore, A1= Now() and E11 = 06/29/09
Is there any way to "Inscribe" a cell? I would like to run a macro on Enter keypress, that would execute different code depending on that "inscription" that would be invisible to user. I could use some properties of . Validation property like this:
Private Sub EnterPressed 'following code to ensure proper functioning of Enter in any other Worksheet If ActiveSheet <> mySheet 'MySheet is global Variable then ActiveCell.Offset(1,0).Select exit Sub End If 'now the real code If ActiveCell.Validation.InputMessage = "1" Then ActiveCell.Offset(0,1).Select Else 'something else End If End Sub
The problem is, I use Data Validation and Conditional Formatting, so can't use any of these properties.
If the sum of a Payment Due (Column C) minus the Amount Actually Paid (Column D) is results in a number greater than zero (Column E), no problem.
For instance: C22: D22: E22: 200 150 =SUM(C22-D22)
E22 shows a result of: 50. That's great, exactly what I want it to do. However, if I paid more than what is due (D22 is greater than C22), I want the result in E22 to show as "0" instead of a negative number.
Is there any simple way to build a calendar in Excel? Ideally, all events will be listed on one sheet by date and the calendar will display the events on their respective dates. Is this possible?