Is there any way to have a macro, that is started from the immediate window, close the immediate window when it's done. My macro closes the immediate window, but as soon as it ends, the immediate window reopens and my cursor is inside it.
The following code opens a window where you can search for "*.dat" files. The coded works fine but if for instance I would like to cancel the file opening (clicking at the cross or cancel button), and error will pop up saying "mysmsaf".
Is there a code which I can introduce so that I can cancel or close the open window without error?
I am using the TextBox.Change method to test for numerical input. How can I highlight incorrect input after closing the MsgBox? The following code doesn't always work:
If Not IsNumeric(TxtStage1.Value) Then Response = MsgBox("Numerical value required", vbExclamation + vbOKOnly, "Invalid input") TxtStage1.SetFocus TxtStage1.SelStart = 0 TxtStage1.SelLength = Len(TxtStage1.Text) End If
I've created several access databases to which I've connected my excel files. However I've either deleted/moved these databases but my connections are still showing in Data -> Existing Connections tabs.
I've tried going to C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice14QUERIES but no such queries exist.
When I run my Excel 2003 macro, the attached message pops up. Is there a way please to modify my macro so that when this Excel message pops up, it automatically selects OK?
How can I get the message to display in the center of the display box?
If i < 3 Then If MsgBox(Tries - i & " Tries Remaining." & vbLf & vbLf & " Try Again?", vbYesNo) = vbNo Then Exit For
As you can see the "try again?" & the text "Tries Remaining"works fine by entering spaces, but the number that is suppose to display with "Tries Remaining" does NOT center. How can I get the number to display in the center along with the text?
This is the complete code.
Private Sub Workbook_Open() Dim i As Integer, Tries As Integer Dim PassTry As String Const Pass As String = "Password" Dim storedPath As String On Error Resume Next storedPath = ThisWorkbook.CustomDocumentProperties("PathCertString").Value On Error GoTo 0..................
Is it possible to concatenate an icon as part of a MsgBox's prompt string? An example of an icon might be from the imageMso library, imageMso="PropertyInsert". I want to include an icon in code like this:
MsgBox("In the next window, Press the Print icon " _ & <icon> & "to print this report " & _ "or press Close Print Preview " & <icon> _ & "to cancel printing."))
Before executing my code I want to check down a column to make sure there are no entries in it. If there are then I want to display a message and then exit the sub. If all the cells in the range are empty then the code is to be executed. What I have so far is
I need to access the following string later on in my code and how to access different lines within the "msg".
Code:
Code:
'Generate a list of the selected items With Team1LstBx For i = 0 To .ListCount - 1 If .Selected(i) Then msg = msg & .List(i) & vbNewLine End If Next i End With MsgBox msg '
This is a simple macro to hide the sheets if macro is disabled. But I get an error when I close the worksheet. Can anyone please help me with this. Other than that, everything seems fine. The problem is only when closing the worksheet if get an error as " run-time error '1004': Method ;visible' of object' _worksheet' failed". The code is given below.
Public bIsClosing As Boolean Dim wsSheet As Worksheet
Sub HideAll() Application. ScreenUpdating = False For Each wsSheet In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets If wsSheet.CodeName = "TABLE" Then wsSheet.Visible = xlSheetVisible Else wsSheet.Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden End If Next wsSheet Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub
Sub ShowAll() bIsClosing = False For Each wsSheet In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets If wsSheet.CodeName <> "TABLE" Then wsSheet.Visible = xlSheetVisible End If Next wsSheet End Sub
I've got this function where you can select from a list of names, and when you press go it unhides the sheet and goes to it, problem with that was after closing the sheet it was no longer hidden. So now, I have
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So when you press go, it unhides the sheet, goes to it, and hides it again, but then the sheet is hidden it pushes the user back to the page they was on, so it would appear you can't have a hidden sheet open.
Is there a way for excel to determine when the sheet has been closed, to be able to hide it when the user navigates away?
There is only one task left I need to automate. On closing the document I would like a copy to be saved in a specific folder and be given the file name of a cell (B9). Obviously I would not want the 'saved copy' to retain the Incrementing invoice number or the clear cells function. Even if the invoice copy was exported as a flat jpeg that would be fine. I am using Office Exce 2003 (Sp2) - I have attached my invoice should anyone be kind enough to take a look.
Say im in sheet 1 at B2. Am looking to create a button so when I press it a small window opens and displays the data that is it sheet 2 (which is just 2 columns of a list of products and price. Then I for example double click on a product and it will be added in the current cell.
I have a large XLS file will a lot of volatile functions (offsets & sumproducts) and I've recently had to add a sheet, making it even bigger. I have a problem that previously occured occasionally but now it happens consistently. Every time the workbook is recalculated, the Excel window is repainted with partial overlays of every visible worksheet. The result is a visual mess. The window's appearance is fixed by doing anything that forces Excel to repaint again, like clicking to another sheet and back. But it has become next to impossible to enter data with automatic calculation turned on.
ScreenUpdating is turned off when my macros run and besides that, I'm not doing anything with worksheet calculation events. I do have a Workbook_SheetChange event subroutine, but that is run *after* the recalculation so it's not the cause.
The problem occurs only when macros are enabled. If I disable macros, Excel behaves normally.
I have two Excel installations and the problem is happening only in Excel 2007 under Vista. It doesn't happen under my Excel 2003 on XP, though I think it may be happening to others with 2003 & XP.
I have set up a userform. I have alot of if statements to help the user input correctly. The first part of the code is fine, it's just to show you what i'm doing. The part in red shows where i have no idea how to write it.
There is a value in worksheet 'day 1 grade 2'!h31, if the value is equal to or greater than 30 and a value has been entered into Me.NoOfStudents.Value, i want the msgbox the appear.
I have a workbook with multiple sheets. I would like to protect both the structure and window, but when I do this the sheet tabs are no longer visible when I reopen the workbook.
I have a userform which opens when the workbook opens. Ideally Id like to have the userform open without the workbook coming up and have the workbook close when you close the userform. If thats not doable then is there a way to just close the workbook when the userform is closed?
Im looking to export a sheet from excel to access. The sheet has the same tables as does the access database. I need the code for this because I dont want to have to import from access manually each time.plus my users only have permission to use the excel sheet, as I dont want them messing with the info. Any Ideas?
I used the xlveryhidden method to hide a worksheet that contains all of my validation lists for drop-down range names. Unfortunately when I try to access the sheet without unhiding it, I get a Microsoft Visual Basic Run-time error '1004': Select Method of Worksheet class failed
Is there a way to let VBA access the xlveryhidden sheet through a macro without unhiding the sheet?