I have constructed a macro, (with lots of help from the fine people on this site), and have distributed it to several people in the company. The macro was written in Excel 2003, and runs perfectly on all the machines running Excel 2003, but persons using Excel 2000 are getting a runtime error, variable not defined.
Is there a trick to getting a macro to run in both versions of Excel?
I convert text file into Excel. Then what I want is to look in column C for cell value “UNT:” (it is chopped word account: ) and copy value what is in the same row next column D into column K.
Then in column K copy down the value until next not empty cell.
My problem is that it works on Excel 97 and 200 but 2003 doesn’t work.
I have a macro which is able to run very fast in Excel 2000. Almost 5s. When i run it in Excel 2003, it takes almost 4 to 5 mins to complete. Is there any patch in 2003 i need to run the macro smoothly?
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Public strControlTitle As String
Public strControlTime As String
Public strControlUnit As String
Public intControlItem As Integer
Public intLastNameOnly As Integer
Public intDataType As Integer
Sub Main()
Dim strControlItem, strPageName, strValue, sigma, z95, z99 As String
Dim r, c, count, cmax, rmax, rt, ct, low, high, a, b As Integer
Dim lesscol As Integer
With ControlChartForm
.ComboBox1.AddItem ("Average Turn Around Time All Patients")....................
Excel 2000 spreadsheet everything is fine.
When I open the same file in excel 2003 #NAME? Error appears.
I check Accept Labels in Formulas and it helped in some places but not everywhere.
I still have lots of NAME errors in a relatively simple spreadsheet.
I Excel 2000 everything works fine.
I have an activity recording tool created in Excel 2003 which works perfectly (ish)
However when some of my colleagues use it on machines running Excel 2000 it falls over at the following definition
Dim dlgFile As FileDialog
this is part of the following sub routine
Sub doCopy()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Call Archive
Dim dlgFile As FileDialog
Dim rv As Long
Dim sCreated As String
Dim sClosed As String
Dim wsThis As Worksheet
Dim wbkAOM As Workbook
Dim sThisCol As String
Dim aAOMCol As String
Dim strDate As String
Dim wsCore As Worksheet
Dim wsDiverted As Worksheet
Dim iRow As Integer
Set wsThis = Application. ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet
Set dlgFile = Application.FileDialog(msoFileDialogFilePicker)
dlgFile.Title = "Select AOM Sheet"
dlgFile.InitialFileName = "*.xls"
rv = dlgFile.Show.......................
I have a Find Method routine in a procedure that works fine in xl2000, but fails in xl2003 with error code 9, subscript out of range.
Is there a different format for the Find Method in xl2003?
'code in xl2000
Dim CourseI As Range 'Students taking BusinessI
Dim CourseII As Range 'Students taking BusinessII
Dim BothCoursesTrue As Range
Dim Student As Range
'code
'code ...
For Each Student In CourseI
Set BothCoursesTrue = CourseII.Find(Student, LookIn:=xlValue, LookAt:=xlWhole)
If Not BothCoursesTrue Is Nothing Then Student.Offset(, 3) = 3
Next Student
I recently launched a model that uses filtering on protected worksheets. The model was developed in Excel 2000, and everything works perfectly for the users who are also on 2000, but my Excel 2003 users get an error on opening the workbook.
The error asks for the password to unlock the sheet and is difficult to clear. Users have to hit Cancel 8 times to clear the error, at which point, the model appears to function perfectly. (There are 12 worksheets in the model, 2 with filters, all locked and password protected.)
The follwoing code is in the 'ThisWorkbook' module:
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
With Worksheets("Initiatives")
.Protect DrawingObjects:=True, contents:=True, userInterfaceOnly:=True
.EnableAutoFilter = True
.Protect contents:=True, userInterfaceOnly:=True
End With
Because the error occurs when first opening the model but not at other times, I'm thinking that there's something in the Workbook_Open procedure that is causing the error.
We're gradually moving over to Excel 2007 (from 2002) at my workplace.
My problem is that I need to run macros on both versions but I'm having trouble with the SaveAs method.
I have Excel 2007 set to save automatically in Excel 97-2003 File Format but this doesn't seem to apply to files saved using VBA.
My original 2002 code is as follows:
Workbooks.Add
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:="C:ReportsNewFile.xls"
and 2007
Workbooks.Add
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:="C:ReportsNewFile.xls", FileFormat:=xlExcel8
How can I get it to switch depending on the version it's run on? Unfortunately Excel 2002 doesn't recognise '=xlExcel8' so I don't think I can use an If/Else statement on the version number.
When I open an excel 2000 spreadsheet in 2003, the formulas fields do not populate data just #N/A. I can see data just fine in Excel 2003 viewer.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a workbook in excel 2003 which I had been running the following macros (listed below). We recently upgraded to Excel 07, and neither are working. When I try to run them, the "debug" option highlights the following line in the sort macro "Range("A2:z" & lastcell).Sort key1:=.Columns(1)". This is driving me crazy, as the macros worked perfectly under the older version of Microsoft. Is there an issue with crossfunctionality between '03 and '07'.
Private Sub Worksheet_change(ByVal target As Excel.Range)
If target.Column = 1 Then
ThisRow = target.Row
startRow = 1
i = 1
Set ws = ActiveSheet
maxRow = Cells.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Row
maxCol = Cells.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Column
ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone
Do While i
when I use the above key stoke nothing happens in excel. It won't get me into vba editor??
using Dell laptopInspiron N4010 and office 2003
When you hit the enter button, it should jump to the cell below the one you currently have selected. Well, mine doesn't do that anymore? My tab works fine to go to the cell to the left, but enter just keeps the current cell selected. I know it isn't the Keyboard, b/c it works for every other app. What have I disabled/enabled to cause this? This happens with both the "return" enter button and the enter on the number pad. As of right now, either a mouse click or the down arrow is the only way for me to jump to the next cell.
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i.e., I can't delete/rename/insert etc in any sheet by rightclicking the sheet name.
Even the Edit->'delete sheet' is disabled. However, Insert->worksheet is enabled.
How to make the right click enabled. (excel version 2003)
I've developed a workbook with macros in Excel 2007 (Compatibility
Mode), Windows Vista Operating System. The purpose of the Macos
is to allow auto complete on a validated data entry field.
The macros run fine on this platform. I then copied the workbook
to my desktop, Excel 2000, Windows 2000 Professional Operating
System. One of the macros is killing Excel on this platform.
I've got a spread sheet at work that is shared between 4 people. It's password protected and its been protected so only four of us can edit it. It was working fine until yesterday for no reason the auto filter stopped working. The drop down arrows are still there but nothing happens when you click on them?
The sheet was made on excel 2003 but one of the users uses the newer excel which we will all eventually get.
(Excel 2003, using Format/Cells)
I have selected a range of multiple rows and columns. I can change the alignment, cell color, where border lines appear, and the color of border lines.
However, I can not change the border line style. No matter what style I select, when drawn on the sheet it apppear as a thin solid line. I've tried all the dashed/dotted line options, but they appear to have no effect.
Ultimately, I want to color alternating rows of cells, and (since coloring hides grid lines) I want to add border lines the same color and style as the hidden grid lines.
I need a function to work out what the date will be 45 WORKING days after today(), this function needs to exclude Saturdays, Sundays and any Public Holidays i.e. there could be either 10 or 12 weekend days added into the calculation depending on when today() is plus any additional Public Holidays.
I am using Excel 2003 although it will need to work in Excel 2010 shortly.
the macro works fine until it executes the paste values. At that point, the macro jumps to the "CountThem" function which is located in another workbook. The data that I am copy/pasting is in no way connected to any cells that are using that function. Although, other values in the workbook are passed down from data that uses that function.
I am still in the dark ages using Excel 2000.
This is the code for my macro.
Code:
Sub Current_to_Raw()
'
' Current_to_Raw Macro
' Macro recorded 2/12/2014 by
'
'
Range("N14").Select
[code]....
Excel 2003
On one of our computers at work, Excel is acting especially strange. The conditional formatting in Excel on one of our computers is not working. In addition, we cannot fill a cell with any color or change the color of the writing. We can click a color for the letters and type it in, but immediately after another cell is highlighted, the writing goes black again. When we try to highlight multiple cells with the cursor, the cells are black instead of the normal color. This happens to not just spreadsheets that are new, but existing spreadsheets on our shared drive from only this one computer as well. No other computers are affected this way. All other computers show the spreadsheets fine and do not have any functionality issues.
I use Excel 2003 at work. I'm looking for some code that will Open a folder and then lets the user to select a file then continues to run the macro.
The file name they select will look similar to this K2271011.504 or K3011111.201
I have a workbook that on opening I see the following message. This workbook contains one or more Microsoft Excel 4.0 macros. What's confusing is that I never downloaded any 4.0 macros. The ones that I have were either recorded or provided by this forum. I am trying to find this macro and delete it but I can't locate any 4.0 macros. I even copied all worksheets to a new workbook and when I go under Tools/Macro there are 0 displayed. I even launched the VB Editor and can't find any.
It's not causing any problems even when I select Yes to enable these macros but it may cause some individuals to not want to open it which is a problem. I've also run Norton Antivirus and none were found. Additionally, if I open other workbooks this message is not displayed. Could someone have a look at the attached and see if they can identify what macro the message is referring to?
I see in Excel 2007...there is an option of using "relative references" in a macro.
Is there any way to do that in 2003?
I am running Excel 2003.I have a spreadsheet with two worksheets, each worksheet has a Refresh button that runs a Data Extract Macro.The Data Extract Macro imports Data from another spreadsheet.I want to have the spreadsheet automatically run my Data Extract Macros for both worksheets at a specific time each week. (Scheduled task) Regardless of whether or not the excel file is open.
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I get the following error when I run the macro;
Run-time error '-2147467259 (80004005)':
Method 'Select' of object 'Shape' Failed
From the following line of code;
ActiveSheet.Shapes ("Rectangle 7") .Select
The macro works perfectly on Excel 2000 but not on Excel 2003. The Macro open data files and extracts data into a big table. Is there any issues with Excel 2003. Do I need to rewrite some of the code?
To get it to run the first time I tried to use it, I had to unprotect the sheet and remove the VBA password. Then I was able to run the Macro but the code fails at the step noted above.
I'm new to macros. I have a data range of A6:H100.
If cells in column H (Complete?) = Yes I want the row moving down to the next available empty row.
Collection DateCustomer Order NumberNo of PalletsHaulierContact Date Collected Complete?
(I'm using 2003)
I have some excel files which should be saved in Excel 97-2003 Workbook format . I am trying to write vba code for that i am struggling at starting . problem is i have 6 excel files which should be saved as Excel 97-2003 Workbook format i don't know how i give 6 files path to code .
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I have a macro and want to allocate it to a "button" . The macro is all ok.
So I make visible the FORMS floating toolbar / icon set.
There are 16 icons on this floating toolbar / icon set.
But the icon for button is missing, in that it is just 100% blank.
The other 15 icons are all ok, such as "Group Box".
Normally I would click this "button" icon, then draw my button, then allocate my macro to it.
Looking for a macro in Excel 2003 that will open a pop up box so that the user can enter a date to search for within the spreadsheet.
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