Is it something to do with the mypath syntax? Recently our drives have been reorganised. I used to just use "G:Surveys..." which always worked. Does anyone have any thoughts? I hope I've explained properly - you can probably tell I don't know much about this sort of thing.
This error occured me, and i clicked "Debug" to see where was the error and i found a strange thing that i don't know how to solve it: The line has the following
The only way my code currently works is if Excel has just been launched. The VBA creates, saves and modify's files so I imagine it has something to do with the ThisWorkbook object when a file is being saved or closed. I have googled the error but didn't really get anywhere as it is pretty generic and seems to be returned for a number of Excel products.
When I step-through my code below, it always opens the first file in the directory "C:Pyramid Files", but when it comes back to the Pyramid Files sub after fully processing the first file via various other subs, the VB Editor apparently doesn't like something about this line: StrFile = Dir(), since it quits after "snapping-back" to the previous sub Initialize(). I have also tried StrFile = Dir, but that doesn't work either. I did Dim Strfile in the General Declarations. When I set Watches for Dir and Dir(), I get the value "Invalid procedure call or argument" for both, as if the directory function lost the value. I can't determine why this is happening.
VB: Dim WSM As Worksheet, WSB As Worksheet, WS1 As Worksheet, [U]StrFile As String[/U], StrDirectory As String, ClientCode As String Dim Filename As String, LastRowb As Long, LastColB As Integer, LastRow1 As Integer, NextRowC As Integer, x As Integer, y As Integer
Code: Function fn1(ByVal a, ByVal i, ByVal e, ByVal N, ByVal w, ByVal ta) Pi = Application.WorksheetFunction.Pi mhu = 398600 vpp = (mhu / Math.Sqr(mhu * a * (1 - e ^ 2))) * (-Math.Sin(ta * Pi / 180)) fn1 = 2 * vpp End Function
Code: Dim LR As Long Dim Dash As Long, _ Whole As Double Dim pi ', WorkSheets, Range WorkSheets("Sheet3").Select LR = Sheets("Sheet3").Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row
I would like to apply different conditional formatting at different times with a click of a button. I setup a dummy and turned on the recorder and recorded this
Range("A7:N7").Select Selection.FormatConditions.Delete Selection.FormatConditions.Add Type:=xlExpression, Formula1:="=$C7=1" Selection.FormatConditions(1).Interior.ColorIndex = 37 Range("A1").Select End Sub
I tried changing to this
'/Conditional Format - OTHER EXPENSE B/L Set rngConditional = wsData.UsedRange With rngConditional...............
I am getting an invalid procedure call when the portion of the code that has the ASC function runs. The only change I made to the workbook was to increase the available rows that this macro is totaling from 150 to 300. If I don't increase the rows I do not get the error.
What this code is doing is grouping information from 20 different sheets and totaling them and placing the total in the correct group. Most of the totals will begin with a number, however there will be a small amount that will begin with a letter. The items with letters need to be grouped in the 17000 category.
Dim c As Range Dim rng As Range Set rng = Range(Cells(3, "R"), Cells(lastrow, "R")) For Each c In rng
If c < 20 Then c.Offset(0, 1) = "01000" If (c > 19) * (c < 26) Then c.Offset(0, 1) = "02000" If (c > 25) * (c < 161) Then c.Offset(0, 1) = "02600" If c > 159 Then c.Offset(0, 1) = WorksheetFunction.Text(c, "000") & "00" If Asc(Left(c, 1)) > 58 Then c.Offset(0, 1) = "17000" If c > 170 Then c.Offset(0, 1) = "18000" Next c
I create and load a commandbar, prior to loading it I attempt to check if it exists, then delete it, and recreate.
I dont understand why this seemed to work for months and now creates an error. It appears that every now and then the created commandbar is not created when I open a file. Thats when the error pops up. I can manually run the Create_Bar sub and it will be fine, for a while.
Run-time error '5': Invalid procedure call or argument
This section is in my personal.xls file in "ThisWorkBook" of personal.xls.
I have got a UserForm which pulls data from Excel sheet and show it on UserForm.
UserForm1 has One ListBox name "ListBox1" and Thirteen TextBox's.
TextBoxBatch...... Showing Batch number TextBox1 ........... Showing Year 1 data TextBox2.............Showing Year 2 data TextBox3...............Showing Year 3 data . . . . TextBox12...........Showing Year 12 data
It shows data correctly in UserForm1 for TextBoxBatch and TextBox1 to TextBox9 but when it reaches TextBox10 it give error "Could not get Column property, Invalid argument"
And it does not show data in TextBox10 (Year 10), TextBox11 (Year 11), and TextBox12 (Year 12).
I've written an Excel (using 2007, compatibility mode to 2003) app for our stock control. Basically it's a protected stock sheet which the user adds/removes stock via a form.
When the user runs the form the following code loops through the stock list header adding item names to a combo box. Problem is I get a run-time error if there's more than 60+ items but while the error always occurs, it happens at different places in additems.
I have Compile error coming up when I try to run Sub DeleteRecord on Sheet 2. It brings me to the VBE with sheet 1 code brought up and the Compile Error showing, with the xlup portion of the code highlighted. I okay the error and it highlights the Sub DeleteRecord on Sheet 2 with a yellow arrow.
Sheet 1 code as follows:
Dim y As Long y = Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row Range("A1").AutoFill Destination:=Range("A1:A" & y), Type:=xlFillDefault Range("J1").AutoFill Destination:=Range("J1:J" & y), Type:=xlFillDefault Range("K1").AutoFill Destination:=Range("K1:K" & y), Type:=xlFillDefault Range("L1").AutoFill Destination:=Range("L1:L" & y), Type:=xlFillDefault Range("M1").AutoFill Destination:=Range("M1:M" & y), Type:=xlFillDefault Range("N1").AutoFill Destination:=Range("N1:N" & y), Type:=xlFillDefault Range("O1").AutoFill Destination:=Range("O1:O" & y), Type:=xlFillDefault Range("P1").AutoFill Destination:=Range("P1:P" & y), Type:=xlFillDefault
I'm adding a new macro and getting the error message Compile Error:Invalid outside procedure. I'm using the following code
Dim wSheet As Worksheet Dim vFound On Error Resume Next For Each wSheet In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets With wSheet Set Tble_Array = .Range(Tble_Array.Address) vFound = WorksheetFunction.VLookup _ (Look_Value, Tble_Array, _ Col_num, Range_look) End With If Not IsEmpty(vFound) Then Exit For Next wSheet Set Tble_Array = Nothing VLOOKAllSheets = vFound End Function
i want to create a lot of buttons, one in each line, that, when you click on them, open a file. The filename is in a cell in the same row as the button.
Of course every button should open a different file, and that is the problem. As far as i know (not very much) the buttons can only call other subs, and not with an argument.
What should i put into the "onAction" property of each button, so that each button opens a different file? I really dont want to create hundreds of subs just to get this done, there must be another way.
PS: By the way, how can i delete all but one buttons of a sheet with a vba script? Or shall I open another post for that?
I'm making changes to row A, but am getting an invalid outside procedure, not sure why. Don't even know what it means. It's not even in the same worksheet....
I need to call a Stored Procedure in a SQL Server from VB, but do not have the minimun Idea about doing it....Could you help me ?...I made a lot of attemps copiying code from other treads and scratch it, but so far results = none.
Server name: VAIO/SERVIDOR DataBase: CEDRO I´m using Excel XP.
I have 46 drop downs that I need to call from a main sub. I want to create one loop that will call each one to perform its function. Below is a simple example of what I am trying to do, but where I need help is with the 'Call Y' line. I am not sure what character to use to tell excel to look at what is in the value of Y, not 'Y' itself
Sub testitout() Dim y As String
For X = 1 To 2 Sheets(" Lookup"). Range("E3").Value = X + 4 y = "dropdown" & X & "_change()" 'this will return "dropdown1_change()" for the first loop Call y 'i want to call dropdown1_change() below Next
Have a spreadsheet for creating employee schedules (any number of employees, 3 rows per employee, 5 columns for each day). I want to move all employees' info for one day (5 columns and XX rows) to another area and then clear the employees' data for that day. I have the code working for Monday but I don't want to duplicate it 6 more times for Tue -Sun. I have set up named ranges (i.e. MonFT, TueFT, etc.
I would like to call one subprocedure to do this and pass parameters for each day so the ranges can be changed to reflect the desired day?
I am doing this for holidays; i.e. if there is a Wed. holiday, store all of Wednesday's data and clear Wed. Then restore all Wed data when preparing the schedule for the following week.
I recorded a function and got the message box "Invalid Outside Procedure" when I tried to run the macro. I don't understand what it means or how to prevent it.
I am trying to put this in about 25 cells to point at 25 different files. Basically I am trying to keep an eye on when the files have been updated each morning so that I can then pull off some data from them and who saved it.
I solved the first part (see next post) but I still havent been able to get it a function pull off the username.
Macro which loops through a number of files and calls the same macro in each of them. Unfortunately when I add "Application.Run..." to the code, it no longer loops through the process and instead stops after updating the first file in the loop. If I remove the "Application.Run..." code and add any other code, the loop works fine and it continues through the process repeating all the steps for each file found.
Why it stops after one file when using "Application.Run..." to call the macros?
NB I have a list of path and file names starting in row 8 of columns A and C. Each file in the list has a macro called UpdateS1 and promoupdate1.
Sub C_Run_Loop_Macro() Dim lastRow As Long Dim i As Long
