I have a VBA Code which executes SSIS Package. Before executing that package i need to open the excel sheet saved in C:SSISPackages and rename sheet "SSISP"and then close the sheet..It will not be sheet1 but someother names(cannot guess)..
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I have copied a sheet, moved it to the end and renamed it with a date that is in cell "A1"
Now after that process is finished I need it to update the date in cell "A1" of the newly created sheet with the next day's date.
I am stuck however referring to the previous sheet to update the date value in "A1"
I got a workbook containing a worksheet called APheb1.
I would like to create a macro that would replicate this worksheet and rename it APheb2, APheb3 etc... till a number i specify. For example if i specify 90, then it would replicate APheb1 90 times till APheb90.
I have recorded a macro that replicates the file but i cannot find a solution for the renaming part.
I need to declare an event that happens when a worksheet is renamed
the code that would trigger the event is
I have the following code to move/copy worksheet and then copy and paste
special values. Is it possible during this process to get the user to change the 'moved' worksheet name ?
I have an excel file which consists of old name and new name in two different columns. I have 500 photos in a folder. I want to rename the photos with the new names when there is a match with the old name(same as that of image name) in the excel.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have an excel file (2003 version) with one sheet called sheet1.
On sheet1 I have multiple text boxes, however each text box has the same text box number "Text Box 1244" (this number appears in the top left-hand side in excel when I click the textbox).
I was wondering if it's possible to rename the text boxes based on their location on the sheet.
Eg. If i had a sheet with 5 rows of text boxes and 3 columns of text boxes (15 text boxes in total).
The top left-hand box gets renamed to "Text Box 1", then the text box below that gets renamed to "Text Box 2" and so on to the bottom of the sheet to "Text Box 5". Then the vba script would move to the text box that was to the right of the first text box (1st row again but 2nd column), and rename all the text boxes in that column ("Text Box 6" onward).
The outcome would look something like:
TB1 TB6 TB11
TB2 TB7 TB12
TB3 TB8 TB13
TB4 TB9 TB14
TB5 TB10 TB15
I'm stuck on this problem a while now and cannot find any scripts to solve it. My VBA is non-existent, I usually get by on bits of code I find on the web.
I hope each textbox has a hidden co-ordinate associated with it, then it might be possible to loop through all the textboxes based on their positions and rename them.
is there any way that i can adjust this code so that if there are not enough worksheets in my workbook to support my list that more worksheets will be made and renamed? Specifically I would like to copy the first worksheet and then rename it based on my list. also... If I have more worksheets than my list requires it can delete unused worksheets?
Sub NameSheets()
Dim i As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
i = 1
For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
If ws.Name "Sheet Names" Then ws.Name = Sheets("Sheet Names").Cells(i, 1)
i = i + 1
Next ws
End Sub
I have a list on "Sheet Names" that changes the tab names on each sheet when i run the macro
Just a quick on i hope. Im trying to create a macro that adds a worksheet/tab and Rename it to the month after the tab already showing.
e.g
if i already have two tabs one dated january and the other named february i require the macro to say march then the next run would be april if you get my drift.
I would like to create a macro that would bring up an input box or preferably a list box that will allow me to input information for a sheet/tab name where where "TBL NPL NGRPL" appears in the code at the end of this message. The macro needs to be available to any new file created
The only worksheet names needed are below.
TBL NPL NGRPL
TBL NPL NIAU7
TBL NPL NIAU8
TBL NPL NIA10
TBL NPL NNDU4
This is the extent of my ability:
Sub Macro1()
Sheets("Sheet1").Select
Sheets("Sheet1").Name = "TBL NPL NGRPL"
Range("A1").Select
End Sub
I created six macros, but there must be an easier way.
Now iam Working in excel 2003, I got a Requirement that, After Downloading datas From SAP, It Directly Stored in Excel Sheet , Using tht Sheet1, I need to rename all the Filenames at a time, Is It possible, Any code is there to rename,
For Example,
From SAP to Excel Sheet Datas are Like this in Sheet1,
DmsNo Filename
50007685 SDFFG.jpg
50004678 HGJKID.jpg
50003421 VGFTHR.jpg
Then i have rename that filename, rename 'SDFFG.jpg' To '50007685.jpg', and it Should be directly rename to my Source File.
For Example:
Source File: C: estSDFFG.jpg
After renaming it Should be,
Source File: C: est50007685.jpg
any code is there to rename,
I have a short excel sheet where different departments have to input some data.
I am kind of new in VBA programming, so I mainly copy pieces of written macros and paste them together.
I have a "save as" macro so that we have a standard/sequential file name: ....
I have a macro that copys a worksheet into a new workbook - can anyone tell me the VBA to rename the new tab with a cell reference?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am tying to build a macro that contains a function to open a closed workbook, create a new tab, select the tab and then paste data into it before closing the workbook.
In a separate macro I will then want to open the workbook again and compare the last two tabs worth of data, to highlight where old data has been removed.
I have several tabs in a workbook that need different names depending on what is selected from a drop down menu on one of the sheets - "Staff Details" sheet. Any clever persons out there able to help?
View 11 Replies View RelatedI have renamed a cell to "final"
Now im trying this:
Range("A3:final-1").Select
But that doesnt work, I want the cell just above final.
And I cant refer to the cell above directly due to some factors.
So how could say final - 1?
I have forty files in a folder that are generated by a system every day.
The files all have something in common, they all include "V9TEST" in them.
for example:
123asdfV9test.20090915123456
160asdfV9test.20090915124455
I would like to run a script that would rename these files in the folder, taking out the V9test part.
result:
123asdf.20090915123456
160asdf.20090915124455
I have a folder containing pictures.
I have an excel sheet containing data.
The pictures' filenames are #s which are located in Column A of the spreadsheet. I would like to be able to have excel take the picture name, lookup which Row it is and then add the information from Column B, C, D and E into the filename. It would need to do it for all the pictures located in the folder.
I am probably just having a stupid moment, however I have a problem
Whats the best way to rename a worksheet using VBA?
I was going to use a count function to count the number of worksheets, then change worksheet (eg) 10, 11 & 12
Is there a way to rename tabs from a seperate list. Or link the Tab name to a list?
View 9 Replies View RelatedIm sure ive seen this somewhere before but i cant find it after searching.
I would like the tab to auto rename with whatever is input into cell A1.
Is there a way you could have a sheet named after the date like the formula of NOW
View 5 Replies View RelatedIs it possible in Excel to automatically rename all the tabs of a workbook in one move in a sequential format - eg renamimg 52 weekly tabs Week 1, Week 2, Week 3 etc.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI need to rename a large number of .pdf files. I have a list of the current file names in column A and the desired file names in column B.
Data in excel sheet1:
Current NameDesired Name
AAA-BBB-001.PDFAAA-BBB-001-Description.PDF
AAA-BBB-002.PDFAAA-BBB-002-Description.PDF
AAA-BBB-003.PDFAAA-BBB-003-Description.PDF
AAA-BBB-004.PDFAAA-BBB-004-Description.PDF
AAA-BBB-005.PDFAAA-BBB-005-Description.PDF
I keep them in the destination folder below:
C:UsersmeDesktopA
I prefer to use an excel macro since I can't install any additional software on my work computer.
Iīd like to have a single workbook for each calendar year, with a tab for each date Monday through Friday (like 11-Jun, 12-Jun, etc.). I could then type the patients` names and times of arrival, among the other information I track. Alternatively, I could have a workbook for each month of each year (titled for example 2007 June or 2008 August), with the tabs titled by the date of the month (like 1, 4, 10, etc).
Is there an easy way to do this without manually renaming each tab for each day of the year?
If itīs too hard to limit the macro to create tabs for only the days of the workweek, it wouldnīt bother me if the workbook had to include every day of the week (Sunday-Saturday). I can always go back and delete the unnecessary ones.
I mean renaming tabs on the sheets, the tabs at the moment are called Output 1 (*****) instead of Sheet 1 etc.. and i would like that changed to contents in cell A9. If possible only the Output 1 will be removed and it will change to something similar "X-Ray (5E4TT)"
i have a workbook with worksheets named Output 1 (*****)
(the stars being a five digit/letter code - the only thing that changes on the workbook)
now the problem is, i pull of reports and sometimes worksheets can be up to one hundred.. now in cell a9 is the name of the report. I have found vba code to rename sheets to cell contents **extract below**
but any chance of renaming contents of cell a9 to a worksheet named Output 1 (*****) etc.. and if the contents of cell a9 can be trimmed so only certain part of a lengthy title
Sub RenameTabs()
For i = 1 To Sheets.Count
If Worksheets(i).Range("A1").Value <> "" Then
Sheets(i).Name = Worksheets(i).Range("A1").Value
End If
Next
End Sub
I manually Copied and Pasted contains in TXT File.
The TXT file is as below.
It has only 1 Column
7AB/9AB
8AB/10AB
7CA/10CA
7BB/10BB
7CB/10CB
7AA/9AA
What I want is to run some VB Script so that anything after / is ignored
and the Output shold be reformatted as below
7A1
8A1
7C0
7B1
7C1
7A0
The Above O/p is anything aftyer / is ignore and the last character of the 1st field is A is replace with 0 and B is replace with 1.
In the old Excel it is possible to rename a chart by pressing SHIFT+Mouse Click and then write a new name in the upper left corner name box. You can apparently do the same thing in Excel 2007, but the new name doesn't stick.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have several (around 35) CSV files that I download regulary. Is there a quick way to rename all the CSV files in a given folder based on adding "Update_" to each file name.
E.g Say two of the orginal files are called:
Monday.csv
Tuesday.csv
I'd like to run some kind of macro to rename them to:
Update_Monday.csv
Update_Tuesday.csv
Basically I just need the worksheet tab to be renamed based on the date value in cell B2.
Short and sweet.
