When I look in VBA under the Microsoft Excel Objects at the sheet names in my workbook I see two names for the same sheet like so:
sOrdersFB(Orders From Bob)
how to select using the first name sOrdersFB?
Anyone have an excel sheet that automatically generates secret santa selections?
Or explain an algorithm so I can implement it on excel?
I have multiple sheets as Name1 ; Name2 ; Name3 and each sheet have a value on cell A1 for any number let say between 0 to 100. On another sheet call SheetName, I have A1=Name1 ; A2=Name2 ; A3=Name3.
I have formula as:
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The INDIRECT formula work to refer each cell A1 in each sheet, however if the sheet name include a space then it won't work anymore. How to make it work with the sheet name with space?
I've got a workbook that increments in sheets for each new week. I have a cell showing the current week number for that sheet ( lets say cell C1) and any formulas that need to reference data from the previous sheet do in 'indirect' function which basically looks at the current week number ( lets say week 20)in cell C1 and minus's 1 to navigate to the previous week (week 19).
I was wondering if there was a way to reference the previous sheet purely by the order they're in.
So say i have 5 sheets named "1,4,5,8,9" and these represent week numbers so the sheet named '8' in cell C1 would have '8' standanding for the week number but cells that wanted to reference the previous sheet couldn't do the 'indirect' C1-1 as there is no 'week 7'.
The weeks used could vary alot so a formula to reference the directly previous sheet is needed.
ok, thought best if i show you the actual formula
=IF(ISBLANK(C12),"",IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(C12,INDIRECT("'"&($AG$2-1)&"'!$C:$AG"),28,FALSE)),G12,SUM(G12,VLOOKUP(C12,INDIRECT("'"&($AG$2-1)&"'!$C:$AG"),28,FALSE))))
the '$A$G2-1' part is the bit that redirects to the previous sheet based on it's name, what i think i really need is to replace this part with a 'PrevSheet' function but i'm unsure how.
The assignment is basically to do a module that first picks a random number between 1-100 and then the user should guess what number it is. If the guessed number is below/higher the real number then a MessageBox should appear and say if its too low or to high.
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Dim k as string
K = "sheet1"
Sheets(k).select
This is the code 'm using
I have 50 sheets (1 sheet per staff member) that will be linked to a Master Sheet that compiles the data. The staff members are based in 5 teams of 10. The names of the sheets are based on the person's initials plus the words Progress Day,
All formulas in the master sheet are based around linking to 10 sheets so I can view the performance of each team. My problem is that the composition of each team changes quite often and so the links have to be manually updated for each team. Is there any way, for example, of compiling a table of team initials like the one below:
AT
EF
FY
DE
CB
RO
PR
TA
NE
SK
HS
that could easily be edited so that the formulae containing the sheet names relate to the table rather than static sheet names?
Eg., If AT left the above team and was replaced by PG then I would update the list above and the current formula
='C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersShared DesktopProgress Day Daisychain[AT Progress Day.xls]Sheet1'!D32+'[EF Progress Day.xls]Sheet1'!D32
would update to:
='C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersShared DesktopProgress Day Daisychain[PG Progress Day.xls]Sheet1'!D32+'[EF Progress Day.xls]Sheet1'!D32
Sheet names in Col B
B2 : Sheet1
B3 : Sheet2
Etc
I tried
=INDIRECT(B3,$J$58)
at C3 where $J$58 is the cell I would like to reference on 50 different sheets
Formula returns #REF!
Col C ref's $J$58
Col D ref's $L$58
Col E ref's $N$58
Col F ref's $P$58
So as I copy the 4 formulas down, the ref to the correct sheet should update but the cell ref's should remain
I am looking for a way to delete all the range names in a worksheet, not the whole workbook. I have found several procedures that will delete all the names in an activeworkbook. For some reason it takes too long to run. Does anyone know how to handle a single sheet in VBA?
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Sheet1. Range(NamedRange)
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#define SHEET_SC_CONFIG Sheet1
#define SHEET_CUSTOMER Sheet2
'and then use these throughout the code....
SHEET_SC_CONFIG.Range(NamedRange)
(cannot reference by sheet name, as end user may change these)
In Excel, I want VBA to refer to the SENT ITEMS folder in Outlook. I want to loop over all sent items, and if the email address satisfies a condition, then record that fact in Excel. I am good at VBA in Excel, and I have a passing knowledge of VBA in Outlook, but I don't know how to refer to Outlook within my Excel VBA.
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Dim FileToOpen
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If FileToOpen = False Then
MsgBox "No file specified.", vbExclamation, "Error"
Exit Sub
End If
Once this second workbook is open, how do I refer to each one within the subsequent code?
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I now want to create an index formula in another cell:
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Is it possible to refer to an object which is in another subroutine?
Or should i have to give its definition in each sub i need it?
I'm trying to do is add a signature box (for inventory-taking accountability) directly below the pasted area after I paste it. Now, of course, the copied and pasted area could have 5 rows or it could have 15, and when I copy it from the first sheet and paste it into the second it doesn't preserve the name of the range on the second page, so what I really need to do to add the signature box directly below the last row in the pasted area is specify the location in relation to the last row in the pasted selection, but I don't know how to do that. Using ActiveCell always refers to the top-left-most cell in the selected area. So...
If I have an area selected, how do I refer to the bottom-right-most cell in that selection (in the same way that ActiveCell refers to the top-left-most cell)? Or at least the bottom row? Or, even better, the row below the bottom row?
=COUNTIF(A2&"_RES","Yes")
A2 refers to a linked cell but I have tried without the link there still no joy. Together they would generate for example "DCA_RES" which would refer to a column range in a different sheet on the same workbook.
I want this to work so that I can implement more easily new lines to refer to different sheets. (Drag to copy) instead of having to copy and edit a formula 100 times.
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PHP Code:
For Each Cel in SelectionIf Cel = x Thenvalue1 = Cel.Offset(0,39).Valuevalue2 = Cel.Offset(0,5).ValueEnd IfNext Cel
with the below code i want the highlighted in red (RC11) to refer to last column and last row.
Code:
Sub try ()
Dim finalrow As Long
Dim finalcol As Long
Set wspo = Worksheets("Previous Order")
wspo.Select
finalrow = wspo.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row
finalcol = wspo.Cells(1, Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column
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In my current spreadsheet I use Offset to change the values of various cells. The problem is that if I make any changes to the columns it throws the whole offset thing off. So, instead of using offset to paste all the data is there an alternative that would work better?
I was thinking maybe I could name a column as a range and then have the cell in that row equal a value.
What solutions are there?
ActiveCell = TextBox1.Value
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1) = TextBox2.Value
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 2) = ComboBox9.Value
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 3) = ComboBox2.Value
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 4) = ComboBox3.Value
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 5) = ComboBox11.Value
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 12) = ComboBox1.Value
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 13) = TextBox6.Value / 100
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 16) = TextBox4.Value
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 17) = TextBox5.Value
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 18) = CostBasis
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 19) = NumberOfShares
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 59) = DividendFreq
I'm trying to refer to a togglebutton in a form from a command button in a different form.
Right now I have
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
If ToggleButton1.Value = True Then
Pickers.Hide
EndRun.Show
Else
Pickers.Hide
Runinfo1.Show
End If
End Sub
but I assume I have to preceed the Togglebutton1 with the name of the form that it is in but I am not sure how.
I don't even know if the above code will work as obviously I haven't got that far yet...it may be completely off...
I created a name in Excel 2002, Name = "NameToUse", Refers to = "Bill".
How do I get the value in VBA code?
Range("NameToUse").value ' doesnt work
NameToUse ' doesn't work
I have a workschedule in excel.
It has a tab for every week in a year so 52 in total. The first tab is supposed to give some general information. I have a few questions on how to implement things.
1 i wanna be able to view the Total amount hours worked in my current week.
I calculate the current workweek using:
In conditional formatting, which formula do I use to refer to another cell? Trying
=(ISBLANK(K1))
without luck.
I have a userform with a ListBox and I'm trying to refer to each particular item in the Listbox for a range but it doesn't work.
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