simple little procedure to insert columns on two sheets and call each by the same name. Macro runs off a command button and inserts a column at E:E and gives the user an input box with which to name the inserted columns.
I want to insert a formula that is tied to a specific column. I know how to do formulas and have a slight understanding of macros. Can I insert the formula as part of a larger macro?
I have data in 4 columns, A, B, C, D. Each column has 5 rows of data. I want to write a macro to automatically insert 2 columns, after each column in original dataset.
How in excel do I get a no. to appear in a column dependant on a reference in a different cell. For example If i type March in a cell I want the number 1 to appear in the March column of a table.?
the Ruler across the top that allows you to adjust the column widths (A B C D etc). Is it possible to insert another Ruler, further down the same page, to allow you to adjust the column width differently. if so how. On Excel 2007
Suppose I have done a spreadsheet of,say 100 entries in alphabetical order in a column and I discover that I have missed 6. Is it possible to move the existing part from where I missed below this to make room for more entries without losing any of the entries?
I am looking to create a macro which, when executed, will:
1) search sheet 1 column B for any instances where a "batch #" from sheet 2 column B appears 2) add in the corresponding "Destruct Form #" from Sheet 2 Cell B1 into sheet 1 column b
Therefore after the Macro is run, sheet 1 will look like this:
I have a long list of inventory parts and there can be additions or deletions at any time. Currently the inventory is determined using formulas from other worksheets and this uses formulas. If I have a user insert a row to create a part in inventory, is there a way to make the formulas automatically be created in the cells within the row?
I'm wanting to add a button on the last row of a worksheet to "add rows" above the buttion (entire row). I have some cells (6 total) that have a formula that needs to carry over to the newly created rows. Some cells remain blank but some cells need to have the formulas fill down to the new rows (i.e.: =sum(a2+1), =sum(a3+1)...
Is it possible to give option of choosing how many rows someone wants to insert?
Help in creating the button, option to choose # of rows and the macro to insert those rows.
I'm a novice in VB and can't work out how to solve the following problem:
I have imported NMEA-data in text format from a GPS into Excel. This data is acquired in real-time at 10Hz, which borders what the GPS in capable of calculating. As a result the data isn't quite reliable enough - there are strings missing and some lines have been skipped by the GPS. This is a typical example of what sometimes happens: ...
Whenever I insert a column in Excel 2010 it takes the formatting from the Column to the left. I want to insert a Column without formatting. Just a blank column.
I have the following sheet with reg hours and ot hours. I need to insert a column that sums these two items. I used the macro recorder and it only works when the same amount of ID's or less. If there are more ID's it does not sum the remaining ID's. What it currently looks like:.........
I have recorded a basic macro that allows me to copy a formulas in cells CF11 to CH11, and it pastes it into cells in columns CJ to CL. Copy of code is below if you need it.
The issue I have is that I need to insert new coumns into the worksheet, and I need to copy the formulas from columns CF to CH, and they will now need to pasted to columns CN to CP. Note that this is a monthly report where we keep the prior months, so each month will need to add new columns. There are 8 tabs in the workbook, and they all use the same macro, just over different rows (columns all line up).
Is there a way that I can get the macro to paste into the correct column without me having to adjust the macro each time?
I have a list of names in the A column of the sheet. I wish to use the input string, a new name, of a vba box to insert into the column of existing names in alphabetical order by inserting an entire row, which I suspect will be the case anyway. Also 'Return' key doesn't seem to be inserting a CR on the page that I typed this request upon.
I have a list of 1500 addresses in a column, something like, 5VistaTerrace, and I need to insert a space between the number and each of the words so that it reads 5 Vista Terrace in the cell.
All of the addresses are different, some with 4 or 5 words like 5ABrownBayCourt... that particular one I would want to read 5A Brown Bay Court in the end.
Is there a formula or excel trick I can perform to save me the time of manually adding the spaces?
When I try to insert a row, Excel displays the warning "cannot shift nonblank cells off the worksheet". I understand what the warning means but there are no nonblank cells at the bottom of my worksheet! Just to be sure, I have selected the bottom-most rows, cleared them, deleted them, and everything else I can think of. The warning still appears.
see the attachment. You will see that I have recorded two macros:
1) To insert a new row for new people. 2) To insert a row for new animals.
With regards to 1), I would like to create a macro that copies the contents of the row with the penultimate name in the people section, and for a new row to be inserted beneath the copied cell. Similarly, with regards to 2) I would like to create a macro that copies the contents of the row with the penultimate name in the animal section, and for a new row to be inserted beneath the copied cell.
The issue that I have is that the macros do not copy the penultimate cell in each section, but copy a particular row, say row 11 each time I want to insert a new animal. So if I had inserted numerous new rows for the people section, and subsequently wanted to insert a new row for the animal section, I press “crtl+sht+a” which copies the contents of row 11 and which is not the contents of the penultimate row for the animal section.
I have two sections to this spreadsheet: 1) the entity section; 2) the order section.
I have created a macro to insert rows in both these sections. The macro appears to work fine for the first section but not for the second section. The problem I cannot solve is in respect of cells D9:D10. The macro is as follows:
I'm trying to write a macro that inserts multiple rows by giving user a MsgBox to enter the # of desired rows. Meanwhile, I need to make sure that the formulas in certain cells are filled down (not just copied from cell directly above). I put something together but it's only adding a single row. Attached is my sample workbook.
I am trying to create a macro that will create a comma and space between every 5th character within a cell. that would be preference #1. What I decided to go with for now, instead, is to try (using the macro recorder) text to columns, fixed width, and do this after every 5th character, and selecting each cell to be formatted as text.
What I am having difficulties with is trying to tell the macro which cells to touch and which ones not to. I do not want the macro to do text to columns and fixed width on simple text. I only want it to do the macro when it is a string of numbers that, during transfer from PDF to excel, have been concatenated into one cell. I also want the macro to do this for infinite number of rows. I have excel 2007.
I am attaching a small excel file with examples of data I am working with. I have saved this excel file as a 97-2003 version for those who do not have 2007. As I stated, if anybody can help me figure out how to do a simple insert comma space every 5th character where information has been concatenated, that would be preference. Also, I am not trying to change anything within column A. Only column B. On the sample file please note B3 - B6. Rows 5 & 6 are fine as they are. Other problem rows include B11 - B13