I have a Form that when the 'SUBMIT' button is clicked, I would like to validate the information and then write it to a 'MASTER SHEET'. However, the validation has gotten lengthy and I have opted to put the validation code in a separate Module to keep my general code a little cleaner.
PROBLEM:
The original code would kick you back to the form if something was wrong via a 'END SUB', but as now the SUB is on a different Module, it isn't working.
Here is the pertinent code on the general code sheet: ....
After all the awesome macros I've obtained with the help of all of you, I now have over 30 macros, each in its own module. I have tried without success to re-name the modules with no luck. How is everyone organizing these?
What i have at the moment is a module that contains code where i call a different module that i use as a procedure.
Module1
Code: If Sheet1.Range("C4").Value < Sheet1.Range("A2").Value Then If Sheet1.Range("K4") = "" Then MsgBox "Please check 06:00 tasks not done yet!" Cell = "Range(" & Chr(34) & "F4" & Chr(34) & ")" If Sheet1.Range("C4") + 0.042 < Sheet1.Range("A2") Then Run "EmailProSheet" End If End If End If
EmailProSheet is what i call but now i want to use the variable "Cell" in the procedure as well?
Module3
Code: MsgBox Cell Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set OutMail = OutApp.CreateItem(0) On Error Resume Next
[Code]........
As it is now everything is working fine but does not return a value in "Cell" if the procedure is called. Is there another way?
In my Personal Macro book, I have 2 modules, one for Functions and one for "macros".
Is there a point where it's more efficient to make a new module (or is the opposite true and it's more efficient if they are all in one)?
Does having a plethora of sub routines in a module slow down excel even though the routines are short? or would having them in different modules slow it down more?
I have been making and so i thought saving a module however every time i close the spreadsheet that module is associated with it deletes. is there any way to prevent this from happening.
Also when trying to edit on PERSONAL.XLSB!Module1 i get a particular error stating "cannot edit a macro on a hidden workbook. Unhide the workbook using the Unhide command."
I inserted a second module into a project. Now I want to delete it. Only i can't figure out how to do this. I highlite it and right click or click edit from the toolbar but i'm provided no options. I can't drag it to the trash either.
I have 3 modules that all use the same Excel Workbooks, but just perform different actions in each module. It's such a waste of space! I was wondering if there was a way that I could combine all 3 modules into one module.
For example Module 1 is:
Code: Dim Varbooks Dim varBook Dim wb as Excel.Workbook Varbooks = Array("Fire", "Ice", "Alpha") For Each varbook in Varbooks 'Run the below code Next Varbook
Module 2 reads:
Code: 'declare all variables CurrentPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path varBook = Array (same varbooks as above) 'Run different code Next varbook
[code]....
Varsheets (I use varsheets instead of varbooks this time only difference, but they are sheets inside a masterworkbook, as opposed to being workbooks themselves, but exactly the same names)
'Run a totaly different code here
Next varSheet
Is it possible to somehow combine all 3 of those into one module? I have tried, but I keep getting a compile error of "For Control Variable Already in Use"
I have code broken out between two different modules due to size limitations in a single module. I'm not able to figure out how to move to the second module after running the first module. I've tried something like this:
Sub FirstModule() 'Code 'Code 'Code SecondModule End Sub
Sub SecondModule() 'Code 'Code 'Code End Sub
I'm getting an error that says "Compile error: Expected variable or procedure, not module". I understand that it's not allowing me to use the name of a module as a procedure, but I can't find any information on how to call the second module.
I defined function ConcatenateIf() in Module 1, that would take a range and combine the cell contents:
Function ConcatenateIf(iRange As Range, iLook As String, iNum As Integer) For Each cell In iRange If cell.Value iLook Then ConcatenateIf = ConcatenateIf & Chr$(10) & cell.Offset(0, iNum).Value End If Next cell End Function
Works beautifully. Then I save, and close. When I re-open, all the cells that reference this function display #NAME? error, like it can't find the ConcatenateIf() function. Does this have something to do with macro security? If so, why would it work at first, and then stop working?
I've got some code in workbook A that reformats another workbook B. Basically, it moves all the sheets across to A, creates a pivot table and chart, then saves itself as a variant of the original filename B. The last things it does is to delete the one sheet that was originally in A, and then delete the module that the code is running from (using some code from Chip Pearson):
The fact that a module can delete itself blows my mind - but there are a couple of things I'm not sure about:
1. Presumably anything that's in my sub after the delete module line won't get executed?
2. If the saved-as workbook (Bvariant) is closed without saving, the module is still there when it is reopened. Is there a way to prevent this without putting new code into Bvariant?
i am going to ask is for my curiosity only and to be sure that no one will break my password. If the VBA module is locked for viewing and password protected, it can't be cracked??I asking this, because i made an excel application with macros, and i don't want the user of it to crack my password. I have to mention that the password is 17 letter+spaces long. I repeat again....i asked this ONLY for my application safety.
This module consists of app. 25 sub routines. Every sub routine is a For-Next Loop, with 70 For-Nexts to work through. The loops check certain input cells and if these cells are empty, the row is hidden. I have the reverse also where I can unhide these rows.
When I had about 8 of these loops in this module, it would work quite fast and it took about a second to run one of these subs. Now that I have 25 if I run one of these subs it takes about 20-30 seconds.
Before I break them all down into individual modules just to find out it doesn't work, is there anything else I should be doing or could try to speed these subs up? If breaking them down into more than one module is the solution, how do I do this best?
I would like to create a class module that it's the same as a connector shape (for example), but with additional custom properties defined by me. For example, I would like it to have a temperature property.
So, for example if I write in a Sub procedure:
Dim Test1 as EnhancedConnector Set Test1 = New EnhancedConnector A new connector appears in the activesheet, but this connector must have my custom defined properties available to VBA Code
I have a module (a) that calls another module (b) to delete module (a). I don't think i can delete module (a) while it's still running. How do i get module (b) to stop module (a) ?
I am writing a Sub2, where I need to extract the value of another variable, which is calculated in some other Sub1. I declared the first Sub1 (where the variable is being calculated) as Public Sub1,
I have an existing module that queries a SQL database and populates a worksheet using VBA. I would like to add to this module to include a sum of columns, but as this sheet is always dynamic, i am not sure how to sum this appropriately. for example, I have column B, I would like to add the rows from a certain point in the worksheet, but this is always dynamic, is there a way to accomodate for this so that I am always summing the column in the correct place?
Is it possible to do 2 loops in one procedure? I want to copy and paste formula the cells in one column and again in another column so I did two Do Loops. It only ran for the first loop but not on the second, although they have almost the same code (I just edited the column from C to I). Please see below
Is there any way to name a module other than module1, module2, ect...So they are easier to identify in the project window? When I tried to change the name in the properties box, they were no longer called correctly and I get the "expected variable or procedure. Not module error.
I got some codes defined as below and I want use a userform for and checking the process. If ı could use variable "i " in userform, my codes would work.
Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim KeyCells As Range
' The variable KeyCells contains the cells that will ' cause an alert when they are changed.
I use the code below to automatically update formulas with the most recent data added daily to my spreadsheets. Can I copy this module, edit it so that instead of finding the last_cell_value it finds the value one_week_ago, and apply it to the same spreadsheet that the Last_cell_value module is used?
I created a VBA module (Excel 2003) that contains many generic functions that I wrote. I want to use the functions from that modules in other Excel VBA projects (something like "Include" a library of functions).
I found a macro on this forum that I think will work for the first part of such a module (If I modified it correctly). It should give me the ten second timer part of my problem. What I need is the second part of this module to add one to the value of A1. I'm sure it's something simple, but I don't know where to start.
