I'm trying to write a code to import the excel file into access. Here is the code..
Private Sub Command8_Click()
Dim strPathFile As Variant
Dim strFilter As String
Dim ahtAddFilterItem() As String
Dim ahtCommonFileOpenSave() As String
Dim lngFlags As Long
strFilter = ahtAddFilterItem(strFilter, "Excel Files (*.xls)", "*.XLS")
[Code] ........
Using VBA are more than 7 arguments allowed with if-then?
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Public Sub fillWorksheetWithData(dataSheet As Worksheet, conStr As String, sqlStr As String)
'clear datasheet
LastRow = dataSheet.Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row
If (LastRow < 2) Then
LastRow = 2
End If
dataSheet.Range("A2:A" & LastRow).EntireRow.ClearContents
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in /home/eforum/public_html/search.php on line 1155. I have following macro, what worked just fine in 2003. Now I'm working with 2007 and I can't set up the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility library. Here's the
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am have these values based on dates from 1st till 31st and each value is in the alternate cell on the worksheet. For example, value for the 1st is in Cell A1 and the value for 2nd is in cell C1 and so on.
I need to sum all these values for different dates. I am using the sum() and it gives me an error like "too many arguments in the formula".
Do I need to do something else or apply a different formula? Maybe a UDF or a macro?
I'm trying to use this formula but I get the error "too many arguments". How can I do the same as the formula without an error:
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(B12,GYROLOK316ANDM!A12:E2000,3,FALSE)),VLOOKUP(B12,GYROLOKBR!A12:E2000,3,FALSE), VLOOKUP(B12,VALVESFILTERS!A12:E2000,3,FALSE),VLOOKUP(B12,GYROLOK316ANDM!A12:E2000,3,FALSE))
I added in the VLOOKUP(B12,VALVESFILTERS!A12:E2000,3,FALSE) - when I used it without that it worked. But I have 3 sheets I need the the VLOOKUP to look over and this formula that I copied off another thread only had 2 tabs.
I keep a formula to many arguments error.
=if(C2="","X","", ), IF(h2="","X","", )
What I am trying to say is if cell c2 is populated enter a "x" and if h2 is populated enter a "x".
I have some code that, although works fine in Excel 2003, does not in Excel 1997. I receive this error when I try running it:
COMPILE ERROR:
NAMED ARGUMENT NOT FOUND
Sub HPVAL()
Dim r As Range, myStr As String
myStr = "HP"
Set r = Cells. Find(What:=myStr, After:=ActiveCell, LookIn:=xlFormulas, LookAt _
:=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlNext, MatchCase:= _
False, SearchFormat:=False)
If Not r Is Nothing Then
r = r.Value
While Not r Is Nothing
Set r = Cells.FindNext(r)
If Not r Is Nothing Then
r = r.Value
End If
Wend
End If
End Sub
It looks like Excel is getting hung up on the "SearchFormat:=" portion of the code.
I am entering the following Nested IF(AND statement into a cell and getting a message stating "You've entered too many arguments for this function." Any idea on what formula I can use to get the needed information into this cell based on the fact that there are different inputs that can be entered into the related cell that will trigger the needed respons in the working cell?
=IF(AND(K1051="Down",L1051<2),"Yes","",IF(AND(K1051="Partially Down",L1051<2),"Yes",""))
I keep getting the "You've entered too many arguments for this function" error.
Here is the formula:
=IF(B15=D40,E40,"",IF(B15=D41,E41,"",IF(B15=D42,E42,"","Invalid Shipping option")))
My formual should look like this:
=IF(I9<=0,(G9-F9)/F9,(H9-G9)/G9,(I9-H9)/H9))
but I keep getting an error message saying too many arguments. How can I
overcome this?
Trying to create a spreadsheet for euromillions at work as were playing syndicate.
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Cell A1 = "Opened"
Cell B1 = "Sent to DoN"
Column A = named range Opened
Column B = named range Sent_to_Don
Cell A2 = 8/30/07
Cell B2 = 9/7/07
Columns A & B formatted as date in display format mm/dd/yy
Cell C2 =NETWORKDAYS(A2,B2) Display is 7
Cell D2 =NETWORKSDAYS(Opened,Sent_to_DoN) Display is #NUM
Cell E2 =(Sent_to_DoN-Opened) Display is 8
How to fix the #NUM error?
I work with large charts with many users updating them. With people not following directions metrics are getting messed up. I'm trying to come up with a macro that when someone tries to paste from a different version, or something they copied earlier, the workbook/worksheet will not allow it, so that they have to type in the required information to avoid errors. I'm now working in Excel 2007. It would be nice just to have this option within the program without having to lock down the workbook.
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to merge data from two worksheets onto a 3rd for a mail merge. The COLLECTIONS sheet contains the acct #, name and amount owed. The ADDRESSES sheet contains the acct #, name and all of the address information. The 3rd sheet is the MERGE sheet that I'm using as the reference point for my word document and the mail merge. Upon reflection the MERGE sheet is probably not necessary, but made sense to have it when I started out.
Never the less...
On the ADDRESSES sheet I am trying to name a dynamic range "AddressList" (I'm trying to go dynamic because the list of addresses will change from month to month). I am using the following formula in the refers to field when I name the range:
=Offset(Addresses!$A$5,0,0,CountA(Addresses!$A:$A),CountA(Addresses!$1:$1))
I think this is what is giving me my problem, because the named range does not show up in the list when I try to go to the named range.
Just in case that is not the problem, the #Ref is showing up when on the MERGE sheet I type a vlookup formula referencing the acct # on the ADDRESSES sheet. That formula looks like this:
=VLOOKUP(A4,AddressList,3,0)
which seems simple enough. Before trying to make the named range dynamic the formula worked fine, which is why I'm thinking the named range is what's giving me the problems.
If I omit the column arguement in resize I get error.
Dim ii As Range
EndRow = MyPL.Range("c" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
Set ii = Range("Data")
q = (EndRow - ii.Rows.Count)
Names("Data").RefersTo = "=" & ii.Resize(ii.rows.count+q, ).address
End Sub
I am trying to define a dynamic range based upon error criteria. After the first error, all the subsequent cells are filled with the error and I would like to limit the named range to the rows with no errors (one column wide). I am thinking something similar to (realizing this is probably very wrong):
=OFFSET( 'Basin Routing'!$X$5,0,0, COUNTIF('Basin Routing'!$X:$X,AND(NOT(ISBLANK()),NOT(ISERROR()))),1)
I have a code that I need to limit the entries allowed on an input box. I have got it limited to a single value ("S1") but I need to add a second ("S2"). If "S1" or "S2" is not enter I need the input box to reappear until the right value is entered.
My code:
Code:
Repeater:
dbl = InputBox("Enter the S1 or S2 for the rack location you are using", "Rack", "S1", 5, 275)
If dbl "S1" Then GoTo Repeater
End If
I have a data set containing text (no numbers) that spans several columns and rows. I have a list of 'allowed' words (about 100 words) that can be in these cells. If a cell contains a sentence with a word that is anything other than these allowed words it should be somehow marked. Ideally the 'wrong' word itself is marked, but it would already be very useful if the cell that contains the word is marked in some way.
I tried conditional formatting, but it seems to only allow formatting cells that contain a certain word, not if it doesn't contain certain words. Is there a function or a script that would be able to do this?
Simplified example:
Say you have four allowed words:
Apple
Pear
Orange
Banana
You have the following cells:
>Apple Banana
>Pear Pear Orange Pear
>Banana Apple Orange Kiwi
The third cell should be marked because it contains a word outside of the set.
I have our company telephone accounts and im trying to highlight any numbers that are not on our approved dialling list. What I would like to happen (ideally) would be for a formula to look at the cell next to it and compare it with the approved numbers list, if it doesn’t appear on the list then it would do something to let me know, like put a big red X in the cell (if it could make me a cup of Tea instead that would be better).
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I want to limit it so that if say 2 people already have something in at a time it wont let another person type in that slot. I would prefer a none VBA sollution if possible due to the ancient computers in running it on, but not too fussed if thats the route I go down (as I suspect I will)
The sollution I was considering was having a COUNTA for each range, and if it is 2 or over, not let people type into the other slots. This would also let me add exceptions by using a COUNTIF to minus other characters if needed, but im not sure if I can make excel "block out" a time slot. My other sollution would be similar, but have them to autopopulate the empty cells with an "X" if they are 2 or over as thats what I use to block out slots (breaks, lunches etc)
My other problem is that if they then type into the cell, it will obviously type over the formula, which makes me think it will have to be VBA.
I'm trying to add a dynamic named range to a combo box in Userform but getting this error.
Have tried several lines of code this being the last that hasn't worked . . . .
Code:
CustCBx.RowSource = Range("CustList").Value
This is the formula for the named range in sheet
Code:
='Customer Info'!$J$2:INDEX('Customer Info'!$J2:$J200,COUNTA('Customer Info'!$J2:$J200))
I am having trouble making any formula references between 2 different workbooks.
For example, I being typing out my VLOOKUP function on 1 sheet, as soon as I get the table argument, I switch over to the other workbook in which the table is, and I no longer have the VLOOPKUP function active.
I am having this problem for any formula in which I am trying to reference this workbook.
I have ensured they are both saved as Excel workbook documents. I am using Excel 2007
Trying to add a named range at run-time
Here's what I have so far ...
I have created a userform and a command button to bring up the user form but when I click on the command button and the user form pops up I am not able to enter any data, the entire page freezes
This is the code
Private Sub CommandButtoncancel_Click()
unloadme
End Sub
Private Sub CommandButtonOK_Click()
With Workbooks("RETS results version 2.xlsm")
[Code] ......
I am trying to make changes to the Y column where the calculation now looks at column C to see what is entered in that column. If it is "Futures" then it runs the existing formulas but if it equals "Forex" I want it to use the value in column D as the multiplier, where the Futures option uses the hlookup to get the correct multiplier from the Variables sheet. If column C is either "Options" or "Stock_ETF" then i want to just subtract column I from column Y times column P.
I attempted to add additional IF AND functions but got the error message "Too many arguments", so now i am not sure where to go from here.
Here's the original code which worked except when F4 or E4 where blank.
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