I am having a little trouble with this code, which runs in my simple but efective ressource overview. It loops through a rather large range and assigns interior colour to the cells based on certain criteria. On my stationary machine (Excel 2003) it takes approximately 15-30 seconds to run the code which is acceptable. On my laptop (Excel 2007) it takes 5+ minutes which is unacceptable. Is there a workaround so as to optimize the speed? Further, when I run this workbook on Excel 2007, even entering an integer in the sheet takes 3-4 seconds, and no code is running! In my first version I used a Change_Event to colour cells on the fly but this was slow and prevented multible cell editing as well as pasting values into the appropriate range.
Public Sub Farvelade()
Dim icolor, Navn As Integer
Dim TargetRow, LastRow, Previous As Long
Dim Target As Range
MsgBox "Det kan tage 15-30 sekunder at opdatere ressourcekalenderen"
Range("A5").Activate
Range("A5"). CurrentRegion.Select
'Set range
ActiveCell.Offset(Selection.Rows.Count, 0).Activate
LastRow = Cells(Cells.Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row.....................
I have an excel file which consist of 12 sheets. The main sheet contain columns from A to EL and 556 rows.
At the moment, i have data on from column A to AI (we will add more data day by day). All data in main sheet are linking to another 4 sheets which basically using IF, VLOOKUP, and Conditional Formatting. My file originally was only 4.6MB in size.
However, after adding the formula (IF & Vlookup) and conditional formatting to the fourth sheet (number of columns is from A to BZ) then the file size increased from 4.6MB to 13.7MB.
My excel file also became very slow and i need to take off the Automatically Calculation option.
Im setting up a spreadsheet that does engineering calculations. Im using macros to run sizes from a standard schedule. It basically takes the values from one sheet (schedule) to another (calculation), then the result from the calculation sheet (Value only, not the link) is pasted back into the schedule. The macro seems very bulky and im sure that it can be made more efficient with a loop. here is a sample of the code from the macro;
I have two worksheets. ws1 contains a large number of dates on column 3. ws3 contains around 20 dates on column 3.
I want to pick two dates randomly in ws1 that does not already exist in ws3.
Here is my working code, but it is really slow to process. How to optimize this code? Also I would like to add a function where if the macro is not able to find two random dates that aren't already in ws3 then exit loop.
VB: Set ws1 = thisworkbook.sheets(1) Set ws3 = thisworkbook.sheets(3)
lr = ws2.Cells.Find(What:="*", After:=[A1], SearchDirection:=xlPrevious).Row Set rvis = ws2.Range("c2:c" & lr).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) mynodate = 0
Using conditional formatting, I set the font color to Green for Cell G12 =IF( SUM(G12) > C28,SUM(G12),""). This worked. However I needed 6 conditions for this formatting. Excel only allows for 3 conditions. My VBA code is not working. Can someone tell me the correct code?
For cells "G12,O12,G23,O23" I want the font colors to change if their value is 1. greater than or equal to Cell C28 (change to green font) 2. greater than or equal to Cell C29 (change to orange font) 3. greater than or equal to Cell C30 (change to brown font) 4. greater than or equal to Cell D28 (change to green font) 5. greater than or equal to Cell D29 (change to orange font) 6. greater than or equal to Cell D30 (change to brown font)
It is set so that if a value is enter in C28, D28 will have a zero value. Can only use one or the other. Likewise if C29 has a value, D29 will be zero and cannot be used.
I have a workbook that requires a VB code to help me out with Conditional Formatting. I use Office 2003 which is restricted to 3 conditions, I know there is an add in I can use that would help me do this but other people may use this that wont have the add in. I have decided to use VB if possible to get this done.
I have a range of cells from B22 – T22 in these cells I will be putting codes, when these codes are put into the cells I would like the cells to shade a different colour depending on what code I use. Here is an example of what I mean.
P = blue
S = red
HL = green
ML = magenta
FL = orange
I may have a couple of more codes I will add at a latter time. Is it possible for VB code to do this?
I recorded some code and cleaned it up to apply a conditional format
Sub condi_format_I() Dim wbBook As Workbook Dim ws As Worksheet Dim rng As Range
Set wbBook = ThisWorkbook Set ws = wbBook.Worksheets("Summary") Set rng = ws.Range("C4:P52")
With rng .FormatConditions.Delete .FormatConditions.Add xlExpression, Formula1:="=C4<0" .FormatConditions(1).Interior.ColorIndex = 45 End With
End Sub
I would like to apply a custom color index to all cells in range C4:P52 if the value is less than zero.
But when I execute the macro, many cells receive the custom format that do notr match the custom format. Other cells that should receive the custom format do not
In B16:T24 I have cells that need shading depending on what code I put in them. I have 5 codes P, BH, S, ML, HD
I would like the cells to change colour, when I put P in them I want them to change to blue, when I put BH in them I want them to change to green, S I want to change to red and so on.
I have found this code while searching. I would like to know how to call the vba code only when clicking the button. On much bigger projects Excel has to re-calculate all cells everytime i change a cell value.
I am working with a large report that needs to be broken out and sent as separate files to recipients for confidentiality purposes. I'd rather not use views/protection since there are many different ways particular people need to see the data, plus it is a very large file and flattening it works to everyone's advantage. My goal is a macro that will copy each tab into separate workbooks, paste special values, and save as each as Cell A1 (or the tab name-same thing). I have tried recording macros and editing (I'm very new to VBA) many times but it's a mess.
In the attached example, you will find column C which has a bunch of qualitative results. Also, in the file or worksheets, you will find Table A which has a color code range.
I would like to have a conditional format down column C that will reference Table A, regardless if it's on in the same worksheet or on another worksheet within the same file?
I am trying to add something to a spreadsheet. I want to do some Conditional Formatting but I am not certain on what the formula would be to accomplish it. I am putting the Cond Format in cell E5 and I need a formula to say: IF F5 AND G5 are BLANK then do the format I set up which is simply to fill the cell with RED. (.ColorIndex = 3)
The next portion of my problem is I need to revise my VBA Coding to check and make sure that there is not any cells in Column E that have the Formatting Active. This is the portion of code I need to alter. I have changed the wording of the message but am not sure on how to change the IF statement:
'Checks to see make sure there are no Actions or Resolutions WITHOUT a Topic
If Sheets("Meeting Minutes").Range("C1").Value = "" Then 'NEEDS TO CHANGE
MsgBox "Oops! You forgot to enter a Topic for Discussion in a cell(s). You MUST have a Topic in order for your Meeting Minutes to transfer to the Master sheet." & vbCr & vbCr & "Please click OK to return to the Minutes sheet so that you may fill in the Topic(s).", vbOKOnly, "CAUTION! PLEASE Note!"
Range("D5").Select Application.ScreenUpdating = True Application.StatusBar = "" Exit Sub End If
It happily goes through a list and sums multiple records. It might not be the most efficient or best way to do it but it works and when I run it on a couple of stand alone sheets it takes a couple of seconds to process if that.
Unfortunately when I run it as part of the overall application that I've developed it takes ages to run, i.e. more like ten minutes.
The spreadsheet has a few graphs and about 250 sumproduct and array formula live in it but all other formula on other sheets are created and then paste valued as part of other VBA routines. As you can see I've also turned calculation off as the procedure runs so don't understand why it is suddenly taking so long.
way the code below can be made more efficient? Basically, I drop down a combobox, and based on the value i select, it populates a lot of textboxes etc based on the listindex.....
Private Sub ComboBox3_Click() On Error Resume Next With Me.ComboBox3 If .ListIndex = -1 Then Exit Sub Label23.Caption = Sheets("overview").Cells(.ListIndex + 2, "c").Value Label24.Caption = Sheets("overview").Cells(.ListIndex + 2, "b").Value Label38.Caption = Sheets("overview").Cells(.ListIndex + 2, "d").Value TextBox1.Text = Sheets("overview").Cells(.ListIndex + 2, "e").Value TextBox2.Text = Sheets("overview").Cells(.ListIndex + 2, "f").Value TextBox3.Text = Sheets("overview").Cells(.ListIndex + 2, "g").Value
It takes about 10 seconds every time i choose another project
I do those things, I set every object = nothing... I even moved them up to right after I use the object. When I open the workbook, my process's shows excel at 38000K. my first go of running code, stepping thru is great... I watch my process and see that I get up to 78000K... I then exit my code, properly... and the process goes only down to about 50000K. If I run it a 2nd time excel process show almost a 100000k and stepping thru is slow, slow motion... a 3rd time and I am at 120000k. I am setting everything to nothing and can't figure it out... I have done bigger projects with more forms, recordsets, collections and never have had this problem.
I have some code which looks for the word "Out" in column "L" and hides the row if it finds it. This is running from row 24 to 160 and takes about a minute to run. I've tried two different solutions, neither really quicker than the other.
I am only looping it through about 4 thousand records, looking for match and dups and moving it over to the other sheet, so why is my code running so slow?
I have run other programs where the records are in 40 thousand and it doesn't take as long as it is right now. Is there a way to make code run faster?
I have a some code that we use in our office that works ok on my pc. When others in the office try to use the macro the year gets changed to 19 instead of 09. The only problem I have is that the code seems to slow down when it is trying to print the worksheet out. Can the code be shortened up/cleaned up. We are looking for gridlines with inside /outside lines, landscape and left/right margins of .25
I am making a small push button calculator to enter data into a textbox on a userform in an add-in file and this works fairly slowly. I am trying to concatenate a list of numbers in a textbox that simulates a calculator screen when entering numbers.
Private Sub CommandButton6_Click() Dim Val Val = "6" Dim valand As Range Set valand = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Stageing").Range("K65536").End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0) valand = Val Dim A As Range, B, C, d, E, F, G, H, I, J Set A = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Stageing").Range("K2") Set B = A.Offset(1, 0) Set C = B.Offset(1, 0) Set d = C.Offset(1, 0) Set E = d.Offset(1, 0) Set F = E.Offset(1, 0) Set G = F.Offset(1, 0) Set H = G.Offset(1, 0) Set I = H.Offset(1, 0) Set J = I.Offset(1, 0) TextBox1.Value = A & B & C & d & E & F & G & H & I End Sub
I am using the below to open a text file and copy the used range to my working workbook. The opening of the file makes the code slow and and also it may be bcoz i am trying to paste 11800 lines of data from one file to another.
Also i can see the flickering of the screen when the files are open. How to make the code faster and more efficient.
Code: Sub readSimFile() Application.ScreenUpdating = False '//code// Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
I have a given length of steel bar...Example(550 feet)
I have various cut lengths that I can pick from... 14'-10".....13'- 9".. 12'-8"........(up to 6 different lengths)
I need to know the best combination of lengths to cut the long bar into to have minimal scrap left when we get to the end of the 550 feet.....
Cut as many of the longest cut lengths possiable.....Cut as few of the shortest cut lengths possiable
Due to the fact that I will have to convert this to a PLC application when completed, I want to find a mathmatical way to do this inside excel and not use the "solver"....Assuming that I/we can come up with an equation to do this .....
A little background on what i am doing. I have a spreadsheet that tracks when i have blown the dust out of our computers. I have set up conditional formatting so that the text turns red after 300 days and the cell turns yellow after 600 days. However, some computers are in high dust environments. I would like the spreadsheet to tell me to blow the dust out of these sooner. see the attached sheet.
I have a rather large spreadsheet that takes a very long time to calculate once the new data is added. One of the many things I need to do is look to see if a unique value in range 1 is also in range 2. If it is, return some data (vlookup), if it's not, then I want a "0", not #NA. My question is, which of these two methods will result in a faster calculation (if at all):
Option 1: Do it in one step =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A3,LY,3,FALSE)),0,VLOOKUP($A3,LY,3,FALSE))
Or option 2: Do it in two steps: Column N formula: =VLOOKUP($A3,LY,3,FALSE)
Column N+1 formula: =IF(ISNA(Column N value),0,=column N value)
I have many columns of data using formulas in option 1, so if I have coded this badly that could be my problem...
