I am using this code to make a new folder however if the folder already exists it gives me an Error 75.
Code:
Private Sub CreateFullFolder_Click()
'FIlE address needs to be changed
ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Details").Activate
MkDir ("C:UsersDennisDesktopPartnering Contractors LTD" & Range("B12").Value)
End Sub
I wonder how I am supposed to do to stop excel from returning the error message "Runtime error 13" when pressing the cancel button on a Inputbox.
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Code:
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Dim r As Range
Set r = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("POList").Range("A2:A150")
[Code]...
This works fine, but I always get a message saying:
"Data on the Clipboard is not the same size and shape as the selected area. Do you want to paste the data anyway?"
The method completes when I click OK, but I am having to do this hundreds of time as there are a lot of files to be created. Is there a way to stop this message?
I have a macro here that turns exported text into delimited text, but it keeps prompting the user "Do you want to replace the cells"...can I somehow automatically bypass this prompt and always say yes?
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how to prevent this box from appearing and interrupting the print flow? I want to be able to run this macro and wallk away while it merrily does its printing job - not sit at the monitor hitting No No No over and over (yes i do NOT want to update the workbook)
Public Sub Auto_Open()
Dim sCurFile As String
Dim sPath As String
Dim mpath As String
mpath = InputBox("Enter the month and year, i.e. 0207 for Feb 2007", "print")
fpath = InputBox("Enter day of the month to print (no leading 0's)?", "print")
i currently have a pop up message box that reminds me to open up a folder but rather than click ok then go to desktop and open up the folder i would just like to click the ok button then the folder opens automatically.
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CutCopyMode = False
Workbooks.Open Filename:= _
"G:InventoryInventory.xls"
Range("A1:M500").Select
Selection.Copy
Windows("Inventory Report.xls").Activate
Sheets("Vis-W").Select
Cells.Select
ActiveSheet.Paste
Range("A1").Select
Windows("Inventory.xls").Activate
CutCopyMode = False
ActiveWindow.Close
Sheets("Main").Select
I am looking for a more efficient way to write a macro (a sample from the macro is below). This is just the first part of the macro. I need to repeat these same steps (seen for row 5 below) for rows 5 to 50. My script worked until I hit row 35 and then I got the "compile error.." message. There must be a way to use "loop" to write this more efficiently, no?
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=IF(ISERROR( SUMIF('Data Input'!$I$2:$J$1000,AA5,'Data Input'!$J$2:$J$1000)+SUMIF('Data Input'!$I$2:$J$1000,Z5,'Data Input'!$J$2:$J$1000))/(COUNTIF('Data Input'!$D$2:$D$1000,B5)),"",(SUMIF('Data Input'!$I$2:$J$1000,AA5,'Data Input'!$J$2:$J$1000)+SUMIF('Data Input'!$I$2:$J$1000,Z5,'Data Input'!$J$2:$J$1000))/(COUNTIF('Data Input'!$D$2:$D$1000,B5)))
i get the error messagebox:
title bar " compressed (zipped) folders error"
"cannot copy a compressed (zipped) folder onto itself"
with only the OK button
when i run
oapp.namespace(filenamezip).copyhere oapp.namespace(foldername).items
The sub needs to do the following:
Needs to automatically check user-entered values in column F. If the value is greater than 0, it needs to multiply that value by -1. If the value is negative, or the cell is empty, it needs to do nothing.
I keep getting runtime errors about type mismatch.
Please look at my workbook and tell me where I'm going wrong.
I'm making changes to row A, but am getting an invalid outside procedure, not sure why. Don't even know what it means. It's not even in the same worksheet....
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After I got the darn things to finally work, I decided to do the responsible thing and use Option Explicit, which helped me clean up my code tremendously!!
I have set up some cells with formulas to be worked out in the future. But the #VALUE! error message appears because there is nothing to work out yet! I've attached the sheet
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Adding msgbox to stop error
i have came up with its simple code
The attached file contains hypothetical data on a basketball player's success from the free throw line. It lists the number of free throws attempted and the number made and then divides the number made by the number attempted to calculate the free throw percentage. However, I keep getting a # DIV/0! error in the games free throws weren't taken. How do I write the code so that when the error occurs, a message is displayed to the effect that no percentage can be reported because no free throws were attempted by checking the cell in column D? How do I use the IsError function to figure this out?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI've got the following code as part of a userform
Private Sub cmbPlant_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)
If cmbPlant.MatchFound = False Then
cmbPlant.BackColor = &HC0&
If MsgBox("Required!" & vbNewLine & "Please Select Correct Plant Number", vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "Plant Number") = vbCancel Then Exit Sub
Cancel = True
Else
cmbPlant.BackColor = &H80000005
End If
End Sub
I also have a cancel button
Private Sub cmdCancel_Click()
If MsgBox(" Cancelling Will Clear This Form." & vbNewLine & " No Data Will Be Entered." & vbNewLine & "Are You Sure You Wish To Cancel?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion, "Cancel Data Entry") = vbNo Then Exit Sub
Unload Me
End Sub
If someone clicks the cancel button before using the plant # combo, the form closes, but the cmbplant_exit msgbox pops up too.
I have wrote a simple macro/ function that used to work before I decided to improve it. When I run the macro, I can step F8 until the before last line in the following code
Function bla() As Boolean
Set rCell = Cells(1, 1)
If rCell.Value <> "" Then
x = rCell.Value * 0.02 'Works
rCell.Value = rCell.Value - x 'Doesn't work
End If
bla = False
End Function
Excel does stop running the macro, but it doesn't show any error so I don't know what to fix.
Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Create new Excel document
2. Type any number in the very first cell
3. Open VBA, add module and copy above function
4. Type in another cell "=bla()"
For some reason my form won't open when the workbook is opened. I get an error message "run time error '424' object required" (which happens when I have Form1.show in the BOTH workbook_open event and the userform_initialize event (oops)). When I removed form1.show from the userform_initialize I don't get an error but I also get no form. I recall having this issue before but I can't recall how to fix it.
Can I call the userform_initialize event from the workbook open event to get around this successfully and properly?
I do hit the SCE (Shift-CTRL-Enter) keys. The formula does work in one workbook, but not the other. The only difference between the two workbooks is this formula has a larger range.
New Formula- doesn't work (ERROR- #DIV/0!)
{=AVERAGE(IF(Sheet1!A3:A1094="MONDAY",Sheet1!E3:E1094))}
Old Formula- works
{=AVERAGE(IF(B6:B451="MONDAY",E6:E451))}
When I input the formula : =(G9+G16+G23+G30+G37+G44+G51+G58+G65+G72+G79+G86+G93+G100+G107+G114+G121)/17
I get the error message #VALUE!
A1 refers to B1 which contains a number or #VALUE!
What could I use in A1 to return a number and if B1 = #VALUE!, a zero.
I have one line of code that I need an error message for:
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