Sheet1 has info in column a, b, c, d, e.
I want to paste these value into sheet2 but sheet2 has columns b, d hidden.
The paste end up putting the values in the hidden columns.
Is there a way of pasting a speacial so that the hidden columns are missed and i get the paste to go into colums a, c, e, f, g WITHOUT code?
I am having a problem with hidden columns when creating a new sheet via VBA.
The source sheet has (4) columns that are hidden when this data is pasted to the destination sheet it ignores the four columns.
I need the destination sheet to be identical to the source sheet with the hidden columns.
As you can see in the code I have been able to hide the columns however the data is now in the wrong columns because the copied data excluded these columns. I tried hiding the columns before and after the paste with no success I'm thinking the issue lies in the actual copy portion of this task.
Code:
Sub E_MAIL()
'
' E_MAIL Macro
'
' Multiple_emails_and_Sheets Macro
'This is used for one sheet with multiple e-mails.
' ThisWorkbook.Sheets("NO").Copy
[Code] ........
im trying to copy a data--paste special--transpose--
i want this data to be copied in a manner, tht the 1st entry skips 3 rows and then comes the next value??
I have Names in column A, Data in Column B. Example
A1 John B1 1000 C1 5:32:05
A2 Jim B2 500 C2 5:56:55
A3 John B3 600 C3 6:45:65
A4 Bill B4 300 C3 7:21:05
In another column I have the names of all the possible people that I will need data from and next to them I will need a formula to tabulate all their totals from column B and then another formula that will skip B and total column C's total.. I have a formula that I used from awhile ago when I needed to offset the data but I can't figure out how to just take the data to the right of it and then another formula to skip column B. Here is my old formula =SUMPRODUCT(($A$1:$A$291=G14)+0,OFFSET($B$1:$B$291,1,0)+0)
I'm trying to get my code to work by trying to copy from a visible tab into a hidden tab. Currently I have it able to function when the tabs are hidden, and i've been trying to get it to work.
My code is below. I have a variable section because there are different sheets that will be hidden, and this is a way that i found works to get the variable tabs selected.
Sheets("Sheet1").Select
Range("A1:B2000").Select
Selection.Copy
Windows("SL Forms.xls").Activate
Sheets("Hidden Sheet").Select
Range("A1:B2000").Select
Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValuesAndNumberFormats, Operation:=xlNone
Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteFormats, Operation:=xlNone
Sheets("Hidden Sheet").Select
The macro starts on open, opens the workbook with the data to copy, copies and pastes the data into the original workbook. The problem is that "Hidden Sheet" is hidden, so the macro can't see it!
how do I get the macro to use this hidden sheet without keeping it 'un-hidden'?
I'm trying to copy a range with hidden rows,
but if i do like this:
range("A1:A10").copy Destination:=Range("A15")
but, as i said, some rows are hidden and i want copy them too.
Unfortunately Excel copy only visible...
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It would be a much faster way than to remove all filters, select & copy entire range, and then re-apply all filters again.
I have recorded the below macro and I am not very happy with it. enhance the macro and add the following:
I need to copy the range "ROW" and past it below the range "MENU". Also the range "ROW" (ROW = copy of 3 line with some cells merged) is hidden.
I need to unhide and hide back the rang ROW. Right know I have to leave the range appearing otherwise my macro doesn't work.
HTML Code:
Sub ADD()
' ActiveWindow.LargeScroll Down:=2
Range("ROW").Select
Range("ROW").Activate
Application.CutCopyMode = False
Selection.Copy
' ActiveWindow.LargeScroll Down:=-2
Rows("7:7").Select
Selection.Insert Shift:=xlDown
Range("A7:A9").Select
End Sub
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Company 1
Contact 1
Address 1
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Phone 1
Fax 1
Company 2
Contact 2
Address 2
City, ST, ZIP 2
Phone 2
Fax 2
Company 3
Contact 3
Address 3
City, ST, ZIP 3
Phone 3
Fax 3
I want this:
Company 1 Address 1 City, ST, ZIP 1 Phone 1 Fax 1
Company 2 Address 2 City, ST, ZIP 2 Phone 2 Fax 2
Company 3 Address 3 City, ST, ZIP 3 Phone 3 Fax 3
all the way down.
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However, from the instant of my drag to the right, Excel has become totally unresponsive. I see it using 25% of my quad CPUs in task manager, but there is no active memory delta and it has been sitting for over 20 minutes now.
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i have a Macro that gets rid of Hidden columns and Rows.
but i kept getting REF# errors.
so i changed the macro to Paste as values before the rest of the macro.
but then my Subtotal's dont work.
macro that only Paste the values of formulas that refer to a hidden cell?
Sub Prepare_Workbook()
Dim lp As Double
Dim wsht As Worksheet
Dim Buttons As Object
Dim Calc As String
Calc = Application.Calculation
Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
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I am filling colums A to V with data and Ranking and summing them in W & X,
I don't need to show K, L M ...for example, until they are totally filled, so I hide them manually until needed.
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Q: How can I (Simply) print what's visable to 1x1 Page, fitting more in each time I unhide a column or two.?
I have below a code that is selecting from A11 down as far as there is data and across a certain number of columns then sets a print area.
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[Code] ......
Could I also get a code to go from A10 and move over to KB and create a range from there e.g. KB-KJ and last row from there?
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Code:
Sheets("Enter").Select
Columns("B:T").Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = False
Range("M8") = Sheets("Employees").Range("B5")
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For example in C4:HA4 the cells may have a number of values L, S, U etc.
When a user access the spreadsheet certain columns a hidden based on comparing their PC user ID to an access list in the workbook.
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