From the keyboard, if you select a chart with data labels, right click the data labels then "reset the data lables to match style", it works fine; but there appears not to be a programmatic equivalent to accomplishing this same task... at least the macro recorder does not shed any light on the subject. Is there code available to do the same thing?
I am wondering if using an "if" statement or a case statement would be good ways to check two worksheets in two different workbooks to see if their names match? I could use some help correcting my syntax too:
For 1 to ws.count If Worksheet("one").Name = Worksheet("two").Name Worksheet("one").Range("A1:G84").Copy Worksheet("two").Range("A1:G84").Paste Endif Next ws.Count
Is there any way to modify the 1st style under the Light category? I like it because it's the most simple but it won't allow me to Modify or Duplicate. Is there a work around to duplicating/copying it? I've tried manually creating a new style but I can't get it to get the lines fills correctly.
Is there a macro that can select all cells with a certain style and then clear the values. The idea is that a big document has cells that are formatted as "entry-fields" and others that are not. I want to be able to select all of them with a macro (they are everywhere) and clear them of their contents (hence a reset button for this style).
I've tried something with If Target.Style = "entry-field" Then but i don't know how to search for them and have them in Target or a variable in the first place.
I have a macro that creates an email based on the contents of each column in the worksheet. The macro works great, but I would like to format a column (A) which contains numbers into the Comma Style, prior to sending out the email.
Is there a VBA code that will format a given column (A) into a certain style (Currency, Comma, Percentage, etc) ?
I am still in the process of creating my Invoice, and now I want to add a proper save macro. I want to add a Macro button, which when clicked it copies that invoice sheet as it is and then places it at the end of the sheet tabs, so they're saved after the first 2 important parts of the invoice, and then saved in time order. If possible, i'd also like it to rename the invoice tab to the Customer's name/lastname IF Possible. I've attached the file so if someone fancys trying to do it for me, they can. I want these saved sheets to be seperate for each invoice/customer, and I want them to be in the same file as the invoice 'creator' it's self.
I have a leave history report with data for leave taken for the 2014 year. The sheet contains the following headings:
Name; Leave Start Date; Leave End Date; Date Paid; Days Taken; Roundup; Offset
The roundup column rounds the days taken up, for example if someone took 0.4 days off it would round it to 1.The offset column just subtracts the Roundup value by 1 (=Roundup-1) I think we will need this for what I am trying to do.
I have created a new spreadsheet labelled gaant chart, this shows the name of the employee with the working dates for the year and has the following data:
Name 1/01/2014 2/01/2014 3/01/2014 6/01/2014 7/01/2014 8/01/2014 9/01/2014 10/01/2014
[code].....
What I would like for the macro to do is lookup Employee 1 from my gaant chart table and search the leave history data if it finds a relevant start date for the employee it marks that date with a 1, it then looks in the offset column and marks the number of offsets to the right. For example if employee 2 took leave from 1/1/14 to 3/1/14 the macro would mark a 1 on the 1/1/14, and search the offset column which would have 2, it will then mark a 1 in the 2 cells to the right of 1/1/14 also (these being 2/1/14 and 3/1/14)
If I run the macro and get the message box too pop up because I did not move, the macro will not run. I have too choose another one before I can get the one I want to work. I guess it needs a reset if the message box comes up.
Im trying to come up with a Macro that will perform a =SUM() function across multiple workbooks. Some of these workbooks may exist, some may not.
For example, Summary.xls has a =sum() formula that picks up data from wbk1.xls wbk2.xls wbk3.xls etc, all the way to 100
Today i only have wbk 1, 2 and 3 but i know everyday more wbk's are added so i want to create a sum type function to accomodate the sbk's that may be created at a future time.
Right now when i try it, I not only get REF/# but on opening Summary.xls I get a popup that asks me to define the missing wbk's
I have the following code which saves a certain sheet to a new workbook and then emails it to a range of cells. The directory the file is saved in is from a cell, and changes depending on certain cells in the workbook. I would like to make it so if the folder it is saving to does not exist, it will create it. If this isn't possible with this set up, I would just like it to display an error message if the folder is not present.
VB: Sub Save_Report() Dim wbName As String Sheets("TELELINK & ITINERARY FORM").Copy
We have recently converted to Office 2010 from 2007 I have now got a name conflict with some macros on my templates
I have some code which will open up the affected templates delete the required modules & import the amended modules, this is working OK.
I now have to re assign the new macro to each button on all pages on all my templates., I started of by recording the actions to achieve this (see part of the code), but unfortunately the recorded code will not work, it runs but when I test the buttons I get the message that "this macro does not exist in this work book".
"Run-time error '1004': "cmc4906.xls" File cannot be found. Check the spelling of the file name and verify that the file location is correct."
I am not trying to open a xls file. The path is clear and there are no file names with extensions in the path name (C:Weekly). I'm unclear of why the code thinks its looking for file cmc4906.xls and a xls file at that.
I have a pivot table with over 4000 entries and about 12 columns which i filter to get the info i want.
Unfortunately with so many rows and columns in the table, if i do a macro that gets each filter back to 'show all' its really slow.
Doing this manually using the "Show all" option in the filter takes a fraction of a second, so surely there must be a way to do this more quickly in VBA?
i can't understand why manually it takes no time at all, but automating it through recording a macro takes forever.
I am currently working on a workbook to have employees fill in data on what tasks they compelted for the day, and how long it took. There are 5 colums (for this purpose) Task, Description, Time, Required to complete, Completed. The tasks are predefined and listed out in each row. There is also a space for employees to select the date they are entering the data for.
I would like to have a macro that is linked to a submit button and when pressed populates this data into a database on another sheet. This database is split into two sheets (1 with time and one with tasks required/compelted). Each sheet has the list of tasks going down a cloum on the left, and dates along a row on the top. When the employee presses submit I would like this data to popuplate in the coresponding date and task fields and then reset the form on sheet 1 to all 0's.
In Excel 2010, you can color a cell with a fill color and a font color.
It can be done manually via one of 3 methods that I know of (aside from a macro or a routine):
-From the ribbon button (underneath the font size and increase and decrease font size toolbar buttons)
-By formatting the cell (right clicking on a cell),
-Clicking on the ribbon's font section (giving you the same 6 category format cell box as right clicking on a cell)
What I need is a routine that resets the Fill Color and Font Color toolbar buttons to "No Fill" and "Automatic" if I run it inside a macro or create a command button on a worksheet.
I have never written or used a macro before and I have a simple macro task to complete:
I have Column L (L4:L10) of seven scroll bars that move according to number changes in column F (F4:F10). I want to create a form control command button that resets the changes on the scroll bars according to static column of numbers in Column E (E4:E10).
I don't know if it matters, but I'll add that I plan to add a second button that does the same thing with a different column of data. I assume I'll simply replicate whatever procedure I use in the first button - is this okay?
I have a WB with multiple sheets. I have a Feed sheet that automatically pulls data from the web. I have a Scores sheet that currently has all head to head matchups each week for an entire season. So I want to check the cells on the Feed! sheet to find a partial match and if partial match exists then copy cell that contents score from feed sheet to the score sheet next to the appropriate teams name. Currently I have to manually enter all scores each week for the rest of my WB to update.
I need to look at Cell A3 (on the Feed sheet) which has "New York Jets" then search for a partial/similar match on the score Sheet (which is NY JETS, in this case). NY JETS could be in column B (rangeB2:B257) OR column D (rangeD2:D257) BUT I need to search by row, not column, then once a match is found check the cell to the immediate right and only if the cell is blank copy data from the (!feed) sheet to that blank cell on the (!scores) sheet
This is what happens if working right =
look at cell A3 on the (!feed) sheet = "New York Jets" then search (!scores) sheet Column B and Column D by row for a partial match, finds "NY JETS" as match in cell D8, if cell E8 is blank then copies cell H3 from (!feed) sheet, and pastes to cell E8 on the (!scores) sheet, if cell is not blank continues search until 1st blank cell to the right of matching cell is found (as there will be mutiple matching cells with blank cells to the right but I am only interested in the 1st blank cell found, once found and data copied the process is done and then starts over with cell A4)
Look at cell A4 (!feed)= "New England Patriots" then search (!scores) sheet Column B and Column D by row, finds "NEW ENGLAND" as match in cell B8, if cell C8 is blank then copies cell H4 (!feed) sheet, and paste to cell C8 (!scores)
Once this is done it moves on to the next cell in the next row on the (!feed) sheet, A5, to find a partial match for the data in that cell. I need to continue the search for each cell A3 to A74, and if no match is found to move on to the next cell A6... (based on the way the data is pulled in from the web there are some blank cells as well as some cells that say Game Final, this data won't be on the scores sheets in column B or D).
I have tried to reset the cell reference style back to A1 from R1C1 (Tools-->Options-->General tab-->uncheck R1C1 reference style), but when I close Excel and reopen it, the reference style changes back to R1C1 style. When I make the change I described above using the Options feature, it changes it for the current file and saves it with the file. When creating a new file in the same session, it keeps the A1 reference style, but when I close Excel and reopen it, it returns to the R1C1 style. Any ideas about how to return to the default A1 reference style for the next Excel session?
I have a table that has, amongst many columns, a year, month and a name column.
I want to do a formula that takes in 3 values (name, year, month) and returns a sum of values found in a variety of other columnswhere these 3 values are matched.
I would know how to do this in SQL but wonder if Excel can do this type of thing on one large data table?
I have a spreadsheet wherein the defined data input cells are formatted using styles, i.e. data input style. I would like to know how to select all cells formatted with that style within a spreadsheet (whether worksheets are visible, hidden or very hidden) and delete the contents of those cells while still keeping the cell style.
I want to know if there is any formula to match two numbers which have same digits but are in different style. I have attached a spreadsheet with numbers in column A and Column B. Both columns have the same number just the style is different, is it possible that i get a match based on the digits match and then return the output as correct or wrong?
If all digits match from column A with column B it should show as correct else wrong.
i have quite a lot of excel 2003 spreadsheets which once edited and saved by excel2007. now, i'm using back excel 2003. (because my efficiency dropped by half by searching the command i wanted in excel2007.) when i open them with excel2003 again, there are a lot of styles. i want to remove them. but it is a tedious job to remove them one by one for these spreadsheets.
I have an excel that gets updated monthly with new sales data. The sales data comes straight from our custom CRM system in a .xlsx file. All columns on this spreadsheet have a column type of general.
In the excel that is updated monhtly however their are certain columns that are set to a date type so that we can group pivot tables by date. Currently I have to paste the data that is exported from our CRM system into the monthly spreadsheet (beneath all the prior months data), create a new column next to any date field and then use the formula
Formula:
[Code] .....
I then have to take the resulting data and paste them as values over the original data so that it is in the correct format.
Is there a quicker way of doing this so I don't have to keep adding a new column and doing the forumula, can I somehow set the column so it automatically converts data in a general format to a date format.