I have made a workbook file which is a form. I deleted all tool bars except "Print" and "save as". And I have saved this workbook. When I startup XL again to do other work It brings up my same bar arangement as my form. When I change it back it also changes my form file. How do I keep my form arrangement seperate from the standerd excel set up?
If cell BE72 says "Natural", then cell CM11 equals the value in cell BE73. If cell BE72 says "Deflection", then cell CT11 equals the value in cell BE73. If cell BE72 says "Dodge", then cell DA11 equals the value in cell BE73. If cell BE72 says "Insight", then cell DH11 equals the value in cell BE73. If cell BE72 says "Luck", then cell DO11 equals the value in cell BE73. If cell BE72 says "Sacred", then cell DV11 equals the value in cell BE73. If cell BE72 says "Compet.", then cell EC11 equals the value in cell BE73. But, If nothing is entered in BE72, then I want to be able to type my own values in cells CM11 through EC11 without overwriting any formula.
Since I cannot have a formula in a cell and still type in it without overwriting the formula, I was wondering if it's possible to have another cell (maybe cell A1) that has this formula in it. Can a cell like A1 hold a formula that functions for other cells even though nothing happens in A1? If so, how would I make the above work?
Sub CreateRectangles() X = 1 Do Until ActiveCell.Offset(X, X).Value = 0 X = X + 1 Loop variable = Round(-0.026 * (X * X * X) + 0.56 * (X * X) + 24.7 * X + 5, 0)
Set Box = ActiveSheet.Rectangles.Add(ActiveCell.Offset(0, 0).Left, ActiveCell.Offset(0, 0).Top, variable, variable)
I have my raw data in one Worksheet and have made multiple pivot tables based off this data. Since I needed to have the same calculated fields in all these Pivot Tables, I used to simply duplicate the pivot table sheet and edit the pivots to create a new table.
Now, I'm trying to create a new pivot table from scratch, by selecting the base data table and going to "Insert Pivot Table". However I see the same Calculated Fields and upon removing, the field is removed from all other Pivot Tables.
I built a web form interface which I use to adjust orders on a web-based system our company uses.
The code I have looks at a sheet, checks if the line needs adjusted, makes adjustments as needed, and then clicks a box for lines needing ordered.
Here is the code I use:
Sub Adjustorder() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim ie As Object t = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Adjust").Range("C3").Value 'checks for valid orders to adjust If t = 0 Then MsgBox ("No Skus to add"): Exit Sub Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") With ie
This all works fine, but the amount of lines can be anywhere from 1 to 11,000. The fewer the amount of lines needed to loop through, the faster it does each line. With 11,000 lines it took nearly 1 second per line. With 200 lines it took 2 seconds for all of them.
I have a macro that takes a worksheet and copies it to another workbook. It works, but the graph that is contained in the new worksheet ends up a little screwy; for instance, the Plot Area is larger than it should be (height-wise along the screen), and the chart's legend isn't in the exact same place as in the original chart.
I have many excel files(nearly 500 in total and growing daily) in a folder called "Results Data" on my C drive. The file names are slightly different (serial numbers). Each excel file contains data in Cells A2:E11. I want to be able to copy only the Cells A2, B4, D5 and E10 from each workbook and paste them into a new workbook, each copied workbook on a new row.
I have been trying to change code that I have found on the web but nothing seems to be working,
I'd like to create a macro that will take 10 workbooks and add them to a new work book, but have each workbook as a separate sheet.
So every month from work I get a report file labeled as the current month (JAN_14). Then there about 19 folders in that folders labeled with product names; then in those folders are two excel files (they're all named MSTASCH_QUICKLOOK_1 and MSTASCH_QUICKLOOK). I figure if I can see the macro to combine 10 workbooks I can change it to do less or more workbooks. I had tried a macro that takes the workbooks from one file and puts them into two seperate sheets (although I would love to have the order changed of how they're put into the workbook).
VB: Sub MergeSheets() Dim wbDst As Workbook Dim wbSrc As Workbook
Is it a good idea to merge xls workbooks in to one master workbook?
I have read online that some say it is ok and nothing will happen and others say it isn't a good idea because macros and formulas will not work right once merge in to one workbook.
So I have many workbooks with 2 - 4 worksheets in them. All have formulas as well as macro's and everything is working fine just as it is. But I would like to have 1 Master workbook with all workbook/worksheets combined in to 1, so that I can stop opening so many workbooks.
I wish to be able to get data from several workbooks (.xls), and gather all the data in one master workbook.
As I said, I've got a number of workbooks with data I wish to copy and merge into one master worksheet. Each workbook contains a sheet called "MILESTONES" (project) in which I want to pick up data. The data ranges from A5:J88, but I think this can be expanded by the users (more rows). There is no guarantee that the users will enter data in all the columns. Columns A and B occur frequently blank, so the users usually starts entering in information in column C (heading = description).
The Master workbook contains of exactly the same headings, except that the columns has been expanded by 1. Column A1 has the heading "Workpack" which is the name of the workbook the information has been gathered from (description is in column D1). This name can be found in a sheet called "REPORT" in all of the workbooks, and I want this to be copied over, row by row so it matches the data. I don't know if it can cause any trouble, but the names are merged through C to J in row 12 in all of the workbooks.
The workbooks (or workpacks) and the master workbook (summary) are placed in the same folder. Let's say C:Project. The workbooks also changes names frequently (each month). Lastly, if there is a way to automatically update the master workbook every time it is opened.
I'm looking to run a VBA script that will take all excel spreadsheets within a specified directory and copy a named range "Data" from each worksheet, and place it into a consolidated worksheet.
"Data" array is tentatively B2:B16. However, these files are being sent to many resources to consolidate, therefore the range can change.
Subsequent records added via Column, not by row. So worksheet's 1 data would be A2:A16, and worksheet's 2 data would be B2:A16.
Names of the worksheets are variable, but all worksheets within a given directory will need to put imported.
My VBA skill is about as developed as a 2 year old's language skills. Could anyone assist me?
Macro to collate four workbooks into single workbook.
Sheets in workbooks also to be copied. The sheet 1 of the 4 workbooks should be combined into the sheet 1 of the new workbook. Sheet 2 of the 4 workbooks should be combined into the sheet 2 of the new workbook, and so on.
I have a database from which I extract 5 different excel files. For arguments sake, they are called File 1, File 2 etc. Each of these workbooks will have a sheet called 'Raw Data'. These will all be save in the one directory, C:Data, for example.
I am after a macro that can copy all the data from each of the workbooks, on the sheets called 'Raw Data, however the data in each of the workbooks will vary in length and width.
The workbook which I want them copied to is called "Template" and I would like the copied data onto separate sheets in this file. If possible I would like them copied to already named sheets, for example in the "Template" file, sheets may be called "Raw Data1", "Raw Data2" etc.
I have this master file with a list of workbook names in column A on a tab called, conveniently, List. I have saved the master file in the same folder as a number of workbooks where their names match the names on the List.
What I want to do is open the files on the List and copy and move the worksheets to a new workboook. The catch for this is the following (I will use an example):
1. I have 2 workbooks called DS-100 Medicine Admin and DS-101 Medicine Wards 2. I want to take the worksheets from DS-100 and add them in a new workbook 3. Then I want to take the worksheets from DS-101 and add them to the same workbook but AFTER the DS-100 worksheets that were added in step 2 4. Then save this workbook to a folder within the original folder where the files are saved
I have the below code thus far, which opens the DS-100 workbook and copies and moves the worksheets to a new workbook. It doesn't open the DS-101 workbook though. It also saves the new workbook in My Documents rather then the SavePath.
Sub CombineMedicine() Dim Path As String 'string variable to hold path to look through Dim FileName As String 'temporary file name variable Dim Master As Workbook 'this workbook Dim rng As Range
I have several hundred workbooks an am trying to write a macro to transfer data from another workbook "_TABLES.xlsm" to each of them. By using 'Record Macro' I have so far come up with -
Where "12-01-01 Results.xlsm" is the receiving book. My question is - what do I call a generic sheet so as I may drop the macro in all the other workbooks not labelled "12-01-01 Results.xlsm".
How to do this with a macro but I want to join 6 workbooks together too make 1. Master sheet (7th copy). Below are the points of interest and a couple of questions.
1- My six books are all identical in cols. 2- The six books all have in col A my own ID number, no ID number is the same in any worksheet. 3- If I can get all 6 books together then the ID will start at #1 and finish approx at 225,000, in accending order. 4- All books have only 2 worksheets inside, Sheet1 and Sheet2 . 5- I don't want to delete or loose any data in the 6 books already made. Just make a 7th copy of the 6 . 6- The 6 w/books are called 6A- Each w/book contains approx 40,000 rows except last , approx 22,000
7- There are no functions in any of the w/books, just other macros which I want in the master copy. 8- Can the 7th copy be called UPTODATE STAKESWTD MASTER
I found a great code for copying worksheets from multiple workbooks (up to 2000 workbooks) into one new workbook. It works perfectly for 99% of the copying/merging that i do. The only issue with the code is that it only copies from the active sheet in the other workbooks. I need it to copy from a specific sheet ("Travel") in all of the workbooks that i select. I've tried many ways to edit the code to change the activesheet to "Travel" but i cannot get it to work.
Option Explicit Sub CombineDataFiles() Dim DataBook As Workbook, OutBook As Workbook Dim DataSheet As Worksheet, OutSheet As Worksheet Dim TargetFiles As FileDialog Dim MaxNumberFiles As Long, FileIdx As Long, _ LastDataRow As Long, LastDataCol As Long,
I am attempting to create a macro that does the following. I need to copy the active workbook to 25 new or existing workbooks without showing "save as" etc. These workbooks will reside in the same directory as the active wb. Problem is, I have multiple directories that I will need to do the same action.
C:ClientClientNameExample1.xls (only has sheet1) ---This will be the master which needs to be copied to 25 more times like below.
I need to copy multiple workbooks of similar format into one new workbook called "ZZZ.xls". I have developed the below code but I got an error : Run-time error '1004': Paste method of worksheet class failed.
Sub create_intransit_stock_FOR_RCP()
Dim Wk As Workbook Dim FileToOpen As Variant, i, j, k As Integer Dim NewWBName As String, NewWBName1 As Workbook Dim OutFileName As String
The problem is that most of the time the newly opened workbook is NOT activated (i.e put on top) and thus the rest of the code is executed on the wrong workbook...
If I put in a Msgbox(ActiveWorkbook.Name) 9 out of 10 times the active workbook is the initial one and not the one that was opened by the code.
tried replacing Active.Workbook with wb (dim wb as workbook). tried to wait-a-few-seconds in between code tried renaming
I have 600+ variations of the same workbook. Contained within each workbook is a worksheet, from which I need to copy and paste a range of cells into one "master" workbook. For example, in workbook 1 I need to copy rows 2:5 and paste that into the master workbook in cells 2:5. Then I need to open workbook 2, copy rows 2:5 and paste them into the master workbook starting at row 6. I have fumbled my way through everything except the pasting part into the Master workbook.
1. I have a large number of Test Suites that are large documents with 1 (visible) sheet w/ test cases, and 1 (hidden) sheet w/ validations. Test Suite is saved with a unique name (that follows a naming convention we've set up on this project: <Project>_<Test Suite Category>_<Location in Software>_< date>.xls
2. I need to create a master document in which i can run a macro that will copy each "test suite" sheet from each of these documents, insert it into the master doc, and sort the sheets by name. then it needs to present the data from all of the sheets on the main page of the doc, and break down the results by Test Suite Category, and Location.
Is this possible?
Can I create a macro that will import sheets from (potentially) hundreds of different workbooks, and then sort them appropriately?
I've been looking all over the place, and while i've seen macros that can import specific data, rows, or columns, i havn't quite seen what i'm looking for.
I'm attempting to take a Workbook that contains 1000 Worksheets and split it into 2 separate WB's of 500 WS's each ... basically half it. This could also apply to a WB that contains less than 1000 WS's, but it is highly unlikely it will ever contain more than 1000 WS's.
I'd like each new WB created to be saved in the original path with the original filename followed by a "1", "2", "3" or "a", "b", "c", etc. For example: Original Filename = ImpactAnalysis.xls New Filename 1 = ImpactAnalysis (1).xls or ImpactAnalysis (a).xls New Filename 2 = ImpactAnalysis (2).xls or ImpactAnalysis (b).xls
I've located 2 modules in the forum that are a good start, but each creates a separate WB for each WS, which is a bit cumbersome with up to 1000 WS's in the original WB.
Sub splittest() Dim sht As Worksheet Dim w As Worksheet Application. ScreenUpdating = False Application.DisplayAlerts = False For Each sht In Worksheets Set neww = Workbooks.Add sht.Copy neww.Worksheets(1) With neww .....................
I have 2 Excel templates using lookups to create customer quotations. When complete a macro is run which strips out formulas and links to data.
I would like to record certain data from the finished workbook in another workbook on the server e.g. quote number, date, customer, total value, follow up date.
Is it possible to include another macro that records data in certain named cells to a separate workbook when the file is saved?
how to consolidate multiple workbooks into the master workbook? I need to consolidate 12 workbooks into the master workbook every month. The subsidiaries will report me their figures monthly. Hereby attached one of the subsi, "B Co" reporting package, and the master copy "XYZ Holding Co" how it look like. Hence, may I know how to write a macro so that it will auto update monthly when the subsidiaries return me their reporting package, so that I can auto update in my master copy for tab BS and tab PL.
I need to consolidate a lot of information from multiple workbooks all the workbooks are located in a folder, i am not bothered about running each one separately or a group at a time, each work book has ten sheets with each sheet in the workbook being different, it needs to add to the next blank row on each sheet.