I have a standard laid out spreadsheet, but in column C, D and E, there are comments in each cell which are filled with a lot of text. I would like to set a macro so that whenever an 'a' is in column A, the comments for that row are shown/hidden (the 'a' being a tick symbol in Webdings). So if I place an 'a' in A4 and A23, and click a show/hide button, it causes the comments in C4, D4, E4; C23, D23 and E23 to be displayed, and when it is clicked again (or it could be a separate button), they disappear. If no row has an 'a' in the A column, then the button has no action. I have recorded a Macro of me showing and hiding comments, but of course that is for a specific row.
I found several examples on google, but unfortunatly it conflicts with another macro I use for forceing users to enable macros (hide all sheets except one if macros are disabled).
The attached file is an example contaning the save&close code and the show/hide sheets depending on macros enabled.
If the file is opened with macros disabled then only one sheet will be visible. If the file is opened with macros enabled other sheets are visible.
The problem if that this code uses a custom save, witch makes the save&close not save... (in module1 and in ThisWorkbook)
The pourpose of the save&close is to make sure some users don't forget the excel open and thus block access to it. So if a certain idele time passes excel has to save and close without any confirmation messages.
I have looked through alot of this board and see the codes to hide all tabs old and new and code for each sheet.
My question is: Is there a macro that can be used to do this as well. Say a button to hide all tabs and a button to show all tabs or does it only hide/show when the workbook is re-opened?
I have a simple macro that I have been using to hide columns in a very large spreadsheet. Essentially, the user has access to buttons that allow him to choose between a variety of the most commonly used views. For some reason, when I add columns and adjust the code to hide/reveal these columns, I get:
"Run-time error '1004' - Unable to set the Hidden property of the range class"
with the Debugger highlighting the code for "BO:DC". This problem occurs for several of the similar buttons, including toggle buttons, that hide/reveal columns. I am aware that custom views can be created in the drop-down menu, but I wanted to keep these buttons on the sheet as a quick means of moving from view to view and toggling columns between hidden and revealed.
Getting a macro to work. I've looked through the forums pretty extensively but ad I'm not too hot with the old vba, I haven't been able to get it working.
I have two worksheets in the same workbook. The first worksheet, let's call it Input, is one for data entry; and the second one, let's call in Output, is formatted for printing.
There are 8 drop down boxes from a data validation list, that when a particular option or three are selected, I need the Output worksheet to unhide only the rows associated with those options.
In trying to get this all to work, I'd added a function in the cell to the left of each option in the Output page that will show the text "show" when that option is selected on the Input page, or the text "hide" if not selected.
I think I could do this with some time with a clunky and long macro, but would prefer to us some kind of "for each" option to hide rows that have "hide" shown in column A, as I'm looking at a range of 100~ cells.
I found this code for a button, so I can collapse and expand a set number of rows within that sheet. It works exactly the way i want it to, however, now I have a second sheet in my workbook, and I used the same button. Problem here is that when I activate the button, it opens the same rows in EVERY sheet in the workbook. "For each ws in Worksheets" so my question is what is the term for it to only work on a certain worksheet?
Code: Private Sub ToggleButton1_Change()Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim ws As Worksheet With ToggleButton1 If ToggleButton1.Value = True Then For Each ws In Worksheets
[Code] ........
Other questions is about the ability to send an MS Outlook email from inside of excel.
I've been trying to find something that does the following:
Click button, Form pops up, has drop downs to select recipient, has field for subject, has field for message body, sends email.
I have a spreadsheet with several comments with pictures on cells. I want them to show up when you select the cell, instead of having to put your mouse cursor on it. I found this code, but then it shows the comment on the middle of the spreadsheet. I want the comments to show next to the selected cell.
I have a sheet with a dropdown box in cell "J1" which is meant as a 'Show only rows containing this value'.
Column Q, from row 3 downward has a pick box which lists the same values as the "J1" drop down box, but uses code to combine whats chosen with commas. An example of what is in a cell in column Q is "SeaHawk, BlackHawk, Squirrel, MRH", where cell J1 would be either "SeaHawk" or "MRH" or something completely different.
I need to only show rows, with text in column Q containing the smae text as J1.
My Excel>Preferences>View>Comments is set to Comment Indicator Only.
Working from keyboard and mouse, when I click on a cell holding a comment ($B$52) , the comment appears. When I click on a different cell the comment disappears.
When I run the code ... Range("B52").Select End Sub the cell is selected, but no comment appears.
When I run ... With Range("B52") .Select .Comment.Visible = True End With End Sub the comment remains visible even after I click off of B52. I get the same behaviour when I use Application.Goto rather than Select.
I would like to write a routine that 1) creates a comment for cell B52 2) selects B52 3) shows the comment in B52 < VB routine ends > 4) comment disappears when user clicks on different cell.
I have two options in a Cell as Applicable and Not Applicable. This is in a Drop-down menu and what I want is that when I choose Applicable, it should bring up additional 5 or 6 cells for me to complete. And if I choose Not Applicable, the additional cells should not show up. The default would be Not Applicable.
I bet you're getting sick of the "X" questions, and I have done an exhaustive search but the search filter kills searching for (X) or 'X' or "X" .. but nothing I did find is what I am looking to do. I have any # of userforms that when you click the "X" in the top right side, it will hide the userform... once.. Is there a fix to the code below to make it do it every time its clicked?
Private Sub UserForm_QueryClose(Cancel As Integer, CloseMode As Integer) If CloseMode <> 1 Then Cancel = 1 UserForm15.Hide UserForm11.Show If CloseMode = 1 Then Cancel = 1 UserForm15.Hide UserForm11.Show End Sub
Like I said, I don't want to disable it, I tried that off of one of the posts I found and thats just plain annoying, I just want it to hide the one userform and show the other. This will do it once and then you can click it all you want and it wont do anything.. see the annoying trait above.. this lasts until you exit the program.. so the X button can be hit repeatedly though out the day. The userform 15 is visible, userform 11 isn't shown, IE not behind userform 15.
how to creat a userform with a button (1) to show anouther userform with a button (2). you click the button on 1 and it shows 2. then when you click the button on 2 and it shows 1. I'm having a problem with the second part.
Is there a method of formatting specific cells to show zeros? Or indeed I could turn on show zeros in options and then hide the ones I don't want. Any tips / advice on how to selectively display (or hide) zeros appreciated.
I am trying to add comments in a selection of cells and where there is a value then the comment should show the formula value of the cell ie if the formula in cell A1 is = 9 + 10 then the comment should show this. This I have got to work, but if I have a comment already the macro fails and I have tried to get round this but I am not clever enough.
I am trying to find out if it is possible to do the following
I have an excel workbook with comments in a number of worksheets. I have created a macro so I can list the comments and the value of the cells with comments. The macro creates a new worksheet and list the comments and value this great but I can only get it to create the comments from the sheet which is active. Is there a way of getting all the comment and cell value from all the worksheet (the entire workbook)
this is the code for the macro
Sub shoppinglist() Application. ScreenUpdating = False
Dim commrange As Range Dim mycell As Range Dim curwks As Worksheet Dim newwks As Worksheet Dim i As Long
Set curwks = ActiveSheet
On Error Resume Next Set commrange = curwks.Cells _ .SpecialCells(xlCellTypeComments) On Error Goto 0
If commrange Is Nothing Then MsgBox "no comments found" Exit Sub End If ...
I have a some data in 1st column in which most of the data has decimals. For ex. 209.8, 224.4 like this. I have converted it by roundup function and get the exact result. I want to hide the decimals means not show decimals. Only the result will show like. 210, 224 etc. For your reference I have attached the sheet. I have manually typed this in the C column result area. That I need in A column.
I'm trying to only show specific sheets per user using the environ variable and this code seems to work for the single user / sheet but the master user does not function correctly i.e. the code does not show all sheets, this is the code I am using:
[Code] ......
Why the above code does not respect the Master User "Jane" should be able to see all sheets?
I'm creating an excel workbook that will allow any business or accounting student to go in and create their four year plan while giving them all of their requirements for their particular degree.
One of the features I wanted to have with this program is that it wouldn't display all the worksheets for each major, but rather the ones you choose that you are associated with. I was going to have a drop down menu on the first page that allows you to choose your majors, those being accounting, or business administration with its 5 focuses.
If I just allow all the worksheets to be shown, there would be 6 in total and I thought it might get confusing for a student who's only taking one of the 6. My hope is that on the first page, when you choose one of the options, it would automatically display the hidden worksheet that goes along with that major.
Basically, I am looking for a macro code to link to an 'Update' button that will do the following;
I will have 2 sheets, one sheet will be referencing data from other sheet with the following
=IF(Log Sheet!A4="Yes",(A1),"0")
This means, if it needs to be 'referred' it will go to the other sheet, and if it doesn't, then it wont and it will show up as 0.
Basically, every row will have this type of formula for 30 columns, and i would like a macro code that will hide values of 0, but even once hidden, will then show them again if in the other spreadsheet i change the value to yes, meaning i want the previously hidden row to show.
I have a spreadsheet that has been set up with totals at row 1010. The data that the spreadsheet contains only goes up to row 159. However data will continue to be added row by row over time. At the moment I have to keep hiding and unhiding rows to check the totals. Is there a way so that the spreadsheet will automatically hide all but five rows between the last row with any data in and the totals at the bottom of the spreadsheet?
I've been trying to make use of 'Run "doit", but the macro stops when it gets to my sheets called 'RST' and 'RST Pivot'. What I'm I doing wrong?
Sub DoIt() Application. ScreenUpdating = True With Sheet1.Shapes("Rectangle1") .Visible = msoTrue = (Not Sheet1.Shapes("Rectangle1").Visible) End With 'Toggling sheets Forces Rectangle 1to show while code is running Sheets("RST").Select Sheets("RST Pivot").Select End Sub
Also, do I need to change 'With Sheet1.Shapes' to reflect the actual sheet name?
I have a worksheet with 4 sections of rows. Each section I call Goal 1 - Goal 4. I want to show each section and hide the other sections by clicking on a button. I have used a column, P, to denote which Goal a row belongs to by entering 1, 2, 3 or 4 accordingly. This is the code I am using.
Private Sub ToggleButton1_Click() With ToggleButton1 .Caption = "Goal 1" End With Dim rCell As Range If ToggleButton1.Value = True Then For Each rCell In Range("P2:P99") rCell.EntireRow.Hidden = rCell > 1 Next rCell 3) Else Range("P2:P99").EntireRow.Hidden = False End If End Sub
I have three questions -
1) This code works to show Goal 1 and by changing the >1 value to <4 I can make it work for Goal 4 - but I can't work out how to show the other Goals, 2 and 3.
2) Is this code an efficient way of doing what I want?
3) How can I make the "up/down" state of the toggle button actually relate to whether or not I am showing a particular goal? That is, if I click Goal 1 and then click Goal 4, I am showing Goal 4 but both buttons stay in the "down" state. I want the Goal 1 button to automatically return to it's "up" state when I click on another button.
code to write down to make a checkbox hide the text in a few cells..
What I want is..
When I tick the check box I want it to show me the text in the cells (C11:D11 to be specific) and then when I untick it I want it to hide the text so all you can see is the background colour.
