Macro To Export And Import A Module And Assigning Different Macro Automatically
Jan 27, 2010Macro to export and import a module and assigning different macro automatically ...
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View 9 RepliesI have a workbook that has 2 similar worksheets. One called "Wood Shafts" and the other called "Iron Shafts" I have the macros worked out for the sheet called "Wood Shafts" and I just realised I need to apply similar Macros to the sheet called "Iron Shafts" (same functions but different values from different columns). Some how I need the code to be able to tell the difference between the two sheets. I am at a loss.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI've got a macro that I can rund when I click on a shape. It's called "Shape_Click".
Basically, I want this macro to be automatically assigned to any shape I create, as I create it.
I know the line will be something like: [Code] ........
I have a macro that runs when I click on a shape. This macro is called "Shape_Click"
I can apply that to a shape by selecting it and manually running this macro:
[Code] .....
How do I get the subroutine to run as soon as the new shape has been selected, rather than haviong to manually run it.
Something like "Sub Worksheet_ShapeAdded" or something like that? I can't work it out.
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?
View 2 Replies View RelatedRefer to attached file.
I have below code which successfully create a macro button and assign the macro correctly.
This is only doing for one sheet and i need to modify the code so that it does for all sheets of the workbook.
[Code] ....
Test Macro_Botton.xlsm
Can you assign a macro to the tab key?
View 4 Replies View RelatedHow do I assign a macro to a cell. Tried right clicking but "assign macro" but not there...
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm using below code to add number of buttons and assigning macro to all of them at run time.
Code:
j = 1
Do
ActiveSheet.Buttons.Add(2.25, Top, 66.5, 14).Select
With Selection
.Caption = "play " & j
.Font.Size = 8
.onselection = "mymacroname"
End With
Top = Top + 15
j = j + 1
Loop Until j = I
What do i write in macro to know the caption of the button being clicked?
I have a workbook that when I open it opens a toolbar that was designed for it. I have been asked to make changes to this toolbar. One of the changes is to allow shortcut keys to run these modules. I have tried recording a macro and viewing the code, I tried applying this code there but it does not using the shortcut key. note that this toolbar is only available to this workbook, so these macros are not available to the personal workbook.
View 4 Replies View Relatedwhen we record a macro it gives us a option to assign a shortcut key to that macro how ever that is only in combination of "Ctrl" my question is that is there a way by which we can use any other combination like "Ctrl"+"Shift"+ <key>
View 2 Replies View RelatedI posted similar yesterday. No one helped...sniff sniff (where's the crying smily)
Now verified to be occur on other machines running various versions of Office 2007...
In Excel 2007, write this simple macro and assign it to a shape:
The sceanrio is that I use vba to create commandbutton and make that commandbutton call a macro
Code:
With ActiveSheet.Buttons.Add(183.75, 38.25, 96.75, 38.25)
.Name = "Test"
.OnAction = "anothermacro"
End With
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Test").Characters.Text = "Test"
I have a macro where I am assigning a variable and the value of the variable is a path where the data is stored. i am trying to assign a shortcut key for macro, i tried to run the macro by going to the vba mode and then click on the F5 function key and the macro run absolutely fine. but when i use the shortcut key the file just opens and just exits the macro.
Code:
Option ExplicitDim a, b, c As Long
Dim myFolder As String
Dim con As New ADODB.Connection
Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim sql As Variant
Sub Macro1()
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
[Code] ....
This one is a two parter. Part I is a bit of a necessity and Part II is a nice to have that would save me a boatload of time.
Part I: I need to assign a macro to a specific object in a cell. I've seen the code for targeting a static cell, but my data can be filtered and sorted.
For example, I have a cell in I6 that has text "Partial Deployment" that I want to run a macro on. If I were to sort alphbetically, this cell could end up as I20.
How to assign a macro to the text inside the cell? Also the text is not unique.
Part II: I would like to write a macro using relative referencing for similar to the below:
When user clicks on said object from Part I, the macro reads the corresponding column in that same row and users that to filter data on a separate spreadsheet.
Example: User selects "Partial Deployment" in cell I6, the macro references cell E6, copies the number "191", and uses that number to filter data on a separate spreadsheet.
i have created a very simple macro and wish to assign it to a command button i have placed on my worksheet.
View 9 Replies View RelatedUsing workbook A, I have created a new workbook (let's call it workbook B), and have copied a module over to workbook B using macros.
My question is, is there a way to assign the module to a command button using vba?
i wrote the program and created a button on the toolbar. what i did not know was other people outside of my location will be using this program. so when they get the file, they will have to reassign the macro to the button since the file location will be different. i have already written instructions with screen shots in case the boss wants to go that way. i would like to do this with code. they would run another program which would get the path and name of the file and assign it to the macr.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have written the code below. And I found two problems:
1.The code stopped to work when I change from Paste to PasteSpecial.
Sub Copyfriction()
Dim DestWB As Workbook: Set DestWB = ActiveWorkbook
Dim DestWS As Worksheet: Set DestWS = ActiveSheet
Dim DestCLL As Range: Set DestCLL = ActiveCell
Dim UserChoice
UserChoice = Application.GetOpenFilename(FileFilter:="Text Files (*.xls),*.xls")
[Code] ........
2.As you see the right cell on the the destination sheet need to be selected. So Im planing to run the macro when double clicking the cell in question. I have tried the next
Private Sub Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick(ByVal Target As Range, Cancel As Boolean)
If Target.Address = "$A$6" Then
Copyfriction
Cancel = True
End If
End Sub
Is there any way to define a shortcut for an exisiting macro. The reason for this request is that after a lot of struggle I got a VBA code to work (as a macro)... initially I had created an icon and had linked the same to this macro.... However I feel that defining a short-key would be much more productive.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a rather large workbook with around 10 sheets. i want to setup a 'export' button on this workbook that will allow a user to save raw data from this workbook into another excel workbook and an ' import' button that will allow user to import raw data and use the existing formulas/links from this large workbook.
As in sample file, i want to be able to export/import all the cells that are orange in colour (in my actual file, all raw data cells are not actually orange, thought colour coding it would make my problem easier to understand)
I was thinking around these options:
1) Copy and then PasteValues from the large worksheet into another workbook for exporting and same idea for importing
2) For all raw data, copy out all the values and put their corresponding addresses in another excel sheet. e.g. column1: Sheet1!$A$1, column2: value
and import it in by reading the address n value.
I have found code by John Walkenback
I need to adapt it to allow several worksheets to be exported to a workbook .cvs .Then imported back into the original workbook including all blanks.
I have included the Walkenback workbook and a test workbook that I have been playing with.
Just about reached the brick wall with my abilities on this problem
I need a module that will add 1 to the value of a cell (A1) every ten seconds.
for example:
A1=-200
A1=-199 (after 10 seconds)
A1=-198 (after 20 seconds)
A1=-197 (after 30 seconds)
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.
I have a macro call psc in one module
in a different module I would like to "call psc"
however, this does not work
While working within the same worksheet, why not put all the routines in one Module instead of using different modules?
BTW, what made me raise the above question is that I have 2 modules in my test worksheet. But when I go to Tools | Macro | Macros > This Workbook, it does NOT show the sub-routines of the first module
I was wondering if its possible to build a module that would do the following: a) import a txt file to excel formatting it as text.
b) then in column D would remove the preceding space.
c) then convert data in D according to a separately kept Conversion table (or conversion table could be integrated into the code) and print conversion results into column J.
d) the last step is to print/copy columns A and J so that it looks like the final table in Sheet2.
Here are files attached.
sample data.txt
sample data.xls
conversion table.xls
To summarize I need to go from a txt file like the one attached and arrive at the table in Sheet2 of xls file attached.
I'm working on MS Excel 2010 and trying to have a macro duplicating a sheet(and it's associated macro "Update") in another workbook.
I manage to do almost everything except to import the required module "Update" from a precise and static folder ("Ressource" located in the same folder as all the workbooks) into my active workbook, which is surely possible.
Moreover if you know a way to check if a module already exists and in that case overwrite it, I'd be even more grateful. Presently I just skip the error if it exists.
Here is my actual code:
Code:
On Error GoTo ErrImport
ErrImport:
If Err.Number = 1004 Then
MsgBox ("Already there")
[Code].....
I have some excel sheets that are formatted like the following:
COMPANY | TOTAL | R | G | B
company1 | 10 | 255 | 000 | 000
company2 | 20 | 000 | 255 | 000
company3 | 30 | 000 | 000 | 255
...
and so on...
My question is that I would like to have a macro that runs on this basic file and creates a bar graph with the data. Then it utilizes the RGB values in the columns to change the specific bar for that row. So setting the r, g, b as variables corresponding to the columns in the sheet. Also there isn't a preset number of rows in the files.
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I just created a macro in Personal.xls and Excel (for no apparent logical reason) created this macro not in Module 1 (which has no macro or anything else in it, it is blank) but in Module 11.
How does Excel decide what module to put a macro in? Why not choose Module 1?
What's the difference between Module 1 or if I cut the macro from Module 1 and pasted it into Sheet 1 of Personal.xls which is blank?
I have macro in ThisWorkBook that runs when I open the workbook
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
I would like to to delete this macro using a script that I have in a Module. There is another macro in ThisWorkBook which I want to keep.