how do i put a formula using: activecell.formula"=CODE("A")"
with " in it
it just dosent work
and is there a way to use the returned value of these formulee in macros with out actually putting them into a cell
I'm trying to get the following formula into a cell using VBA code:
=AverageIf(A2:AXX,"HR",H2:HXX)
But it's being a problem.
This is the current code im trying to use:
[Code] ........
I've tried
[Code] .......
too but that didn't work either.
The IF formula works if placed in a cell, but Vba doesn't seem to like the Quotation Marks in Rc11="".
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI have the following line of
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:="=2009_15", Operator:=xlAnd
The highlighted portion is going to change from week to week. I have never been able to put a variable inside of quotation marks. I am sure it is simple, which explains why it is out of my mental grasp. how I can assign a variable in there?
To prevent the display of values in a worksheet, I have used an If statement in the format: =IF(I67=""",""",I67). This generally works well; however, I have discovered that if the input value for I67 is actually zero, there is no value displayed in the cell. I need the value to be displayed as a numerical zero so that it can be used in subsequent calculations.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to find and replace all the quotation marks (basically just deleting them) on a worksheet through VBA. I've tried a number of things and am stumped. The code I'm using is:
Cells.Replace What:="", Replacement:="", LookAt:=xlPart, MatchCase:=False 'Replaces the quotes.
I've tried
Cells.Replace What:=" & chr(34) & ", Replacement:="", LookAt:=xlPart, MatchCase:=False 'Replaces the quotes.
and
Cells.Replace What:=""", Replacement:="", LookAt:=xlPart, MatchCase:=False 'Replaces the quotes.
I have an excel program that reads a file and prints it to the work sheet, but I can't figure out why it puts quotation marks around the line of text. I would like to remove the quotation marks from column A and column D.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a macro that imports xml and then allows the user to update certain fields. The XML contains many quotation marks and inbound I deal with this by replacing " with ' using Find & Replace.
But before exporting the XML again I need to replace the ' with " but am stuck on how to do this.
For instance I'm trying the following with no success:
Cells.Replace What:="'", Replacement:=""", LookAt:=xlPart" _
, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, MatchCase:=False, SearchFormat:=False, _
ReplaceFormat:=False
I'm using a query that dumps information into Excel. The query automatically creates a formula in each each cell. For instance if the first value in the query showed FUNSTUFF, after dumping it into Excel, the contents of the cell would show ="FUNSTUFF". I can just use a find and replace to get rid of the leading =", but sometimes the values of the cells are supposed to have a quotation mark, so using the same method to remove the trailing quote won't work. I need a way to search each cell, check if the last character in the string is a quote, and if it is, delete it.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to create a shortcut that will allow me to add quotation marks to the begining and end of text in cells. I've tried the following, which works fine when only one cell is highlighted:
VB:
Dim rng As Range
Dim txt As String
Set rng = Selection
txt = """"
rng = txt & rng.Value & txt
However as soon as I highlight more than one cell, it errors. How to make it work for a range of cells?
I would like to query your knowledge database (too much VBA I guess ) as I have a predicament that I cannot seem to solve.
Here is the thing: I am trying to write a sub that would enable me to automatically put in place extensible name ranges (the Offset worksheet function).
The problem is that, despite everything seems to go well, the reference in the name box displays : ="DECALER($C$2;0;0;5-1;1)" (the string comes from a variable and Decaler is Offset in French). These quotation marks are the culprits for sure, as taken off the formula works beautifully.
I've tried everything I've found on the internet, that is to say: Replace(String, Chr$(34), "") so on and so forth, but these marks are not recognized a part of the string so they escape the replacement.
I need to "convert" Excel table to TXT or CSV file, but delimiters have to be ";" and text must be in quotation marks "".
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View 5 Replies View RelatedI am having a problem with the correct coding needed for a qotation mark
i wish to place a quotation mark around some text with coding
example "TEST" by using the code below this appears fine and looks fine when i save the file, however when i open that file in a .txt file i see """TEST"""
This is the coding i am using and can see it may be where the problem lies
ActiveSheet. Range("C4").Value = """" & Sheets("PRODUCTS").Range("Y1").Value & """"
to correct it i have tried this
ActiveSheet.Range("C4").Value = " & Sheets("PRODUCTS").Range("Y1").Value & "
As a data download I got a block ** text with each item enclosed in "" "" and comma delimited. I converted to a table and copied the column I want to a 2003 excel file. How can I remove " " and treat column as simple numeric? I will then have to convert large application to 2007 as I am in that now.
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I know the following is a correct way to reference a question mark and a period....
I have a formula that i want to give a cell using vb. The problem im having is that the quotes give me a compile error in the mm/dd/yy part. What is the way around this? The following code is what i need vb to put into the cell.
View 2 Replies View RelatedAttempting to match acct #s on source sheet with account numbers on Template but the numbers on the source are = to the cell value while the numbers on the template are equal to finding the source cell value in the template. Let me explain with code.
Set Source value:
Code:
Set FirstIO = zfir.Range("e8")
Set Template value:
Code:
Set CheckIO = Range("Accounts").Find(IO, LookIn:=xlValues)
When I get here:
Code:
If FirstIO = CheckIO.Value Then
I get a mismatch because
FirstIO = 3333333 and CheckIO = "3333333"
How do I make these 2 values Match?
I have this piece of Code which I am trying to tweak;
Code:
If Target.Offset(0, 1) = "" Then
Target.Offset(0, 1).Activate
Add: Rspn = InputBox("Please enter the Colour Code for " & Target.Value, "Validating Data Integrity")
[Code] .......
What happens is that the user Enters a Color, say Copper, then an Input Box appears with a message:
Please enter the Color Code for Copper. What I would like to achieve is to have the word Copper displayed in Quotes. i.e. "Copper".
Trying to build array elements from a list
19909
19953
etc
My thought is in helper column to concatenate the quotes and comma "xxxxx", Then I will copy paste special transpose and should have an array list
I tried ="""&A2&"","
Returns
"&A2&",
But I need it to return "19909",
I'm trying to set up a macro to be assigned to a button to copy the text in a cell into an application which uses similar text capabilities to Notepad.
The simple macro of:
Range("D5").Select
Selection.Copy
... results in the text of the cell being copied to the clipboard with quotation marks before and after the text. I can manually enter the cell, select the text, the copy it... but this process can not be recorded in a macro - I can edit the cell and copy the text but when leaving the cell it gives the error "unable to record".
Is there any way I can copy the text to the clipboard without getting these quotes?
I have three worksheets in which the marks are entered.Now i want to consolidate the marks like
1 in sheet1 2 in sheet2 3 in sheet3 now i want to omit the min(1) marks and add/average of remaining two((2+3)/2)*100.
Is there any formula for this!
Some of the below address was removed, how would this formula be written in VBA? When I try to record this formula excel tells me unable to record, probably due to all the & within the address itself ...
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to put a formula into a group of cells with VBA. However, the formula requires quotation marks in it...e.g.,
the formula in the cell should be... = "STR - " & intRow
where intRow will insert a designated integer. My problem is the quotes for the string part....I can't get the VBA code (tried both setting a string variable and using range.value =) to keep the needed quotes.
WORKSHEET A
COLUMN A
row 1) 1 Jan Paris COLUMN D=1
row 2) 3 feb Berlin COLUMN C= 5
row 3) 16 mar London COLUMN D=1
row 4) 22 apr Paris COLUMN C=2
row 5) 3 jan Rome COLUMN C=4
row 6) 5 apr Paris COLUMN D=3
WORKSHEET B
City Jan Feb Mar Apr
Paris ? ? ? ?
Berlin ? ? ? ?
Rome ? ? ? ?
What kind of formula enters values in Worksheet B instead of the question marks (that is, adds up all the numbers in columns C and D of Worksheet A which happen in the given city and month?)
I'm using Excel 2010.
A formula I am using is outputting "0" instead of the expected value. Upon evaluating the formula I realized that this was because some of the values - years, in this case - had quotes around them while others did not. Please see the image below for the screenshot of the evaluation.
These values - the years - are being evaluated in the following formula.
Code:
=SUM(
IF(inventory!$F$3:$R$3=$A3,
IF(inventory!$B$4:$B$56=$G$1,
IF(inventory!$D$4:$D$56=$G$2,
inventory!$F$4:$R$56))))
This formula references the following sheet (an excerpt from that sheet). You can also see the formulas found in the cells causing the problem.
*ABC5212/20/20102010Adjustments53*20112011543/17/20112011Carwen Printers559/9/20112011Adjustments569/9/20112011Copeland Printing
Spreadsheet FormulasCellFormulaB52=IF(A52="",C52,YEAR(A52))B53=IF(A53="",C53,YEAR(A53))
B54=IF(A54="",C54,YEAR(A54))B55=IF(A55="",C55,YEAR(A55))B56=IF(A56="",C56,YEAR(A56))
I suspect that the problem is being caused by the output of the formula in these cells. If I simply type in "2011" instead of using the formula in B52:B56, then the first formula in the code section above does not have a problem.
How I can reconcile this?
I've been given a formula to use (embedded in an add-in that is password-protected). One of the parameters REQUIRES quotes.
The formula goes like this: =MYFORMULA(1,2,3,"ABC")
If I put ABC in a cell (say C5) and use the formula =MYFORMULA(1,2,3,INDIRECT(C5)), the formula doesn't work.
If I put "ABC" in cell C5, the indirect function still work make the function work.
Even if I have ABC in cell C5 and use =MYFORMULA(1,2,3,""""&C5&"""") or =MYFORMULA(1,2,3,""""&INDIRECT(C5)&""""), these won't work.
I wish I could just change the UDF behind this, but that isn't possible.
I have a macro that imports text file and puts a comma after each number (alphanumeric also). I have tried to change it to put single quote around the number and comm afterwards.
Text file listing
123
456
789
When I run my marco I get the following
123, 456, 789
which is what I want...
Now I want the same text to have single quotes around the data example:
'123', '456', '789'
All that I have tried to adjust keeps missing single quote at the front end and also missing the single quote at the rear end example: 123', '456', '789
Here is the vba I'm running
Sub GetserialNumbers()
Dim FileNum As Long, PathAndFileName As String, TextFromFile As String
Const Delimiter As String = ", "
[Code].....
Whe I run this I have to select the text file to get. I keep it in my documents as a quick access. I'm using MS VBA 6.5 Excel 2007 Windows 7 Enterprise.
I need to write a line of code which puts the following into a cell:
=+C4 & " - " & 1
The cell reference at the beginning will always be C4, however the "1" at the end will be variable named "GroupNo"
So my code will be something like:
Range("B46").Value = "=+$C$4 & " & "" - "" & "GroupNo"
This isn't working. I've tried every variation of what it should be but I keep getting errors like "type mismatch" or just the wrong thing being put in the cell.