How would the attached file code be ammended to remove a blank row and then move all remaining rows below up one ?
Example: Open the attached file (Transport Log version 1). If you double-click in cell "X10" (for patient Abe Lincoln), the data for row 10 will be removed and written to Sheet #2. Closing the file and reopening, row 10 is empty with other rows below remaining. The goal is to move the data in rows 11 and 12 (and any subsequent rows that may be entered below those) up one row.
The above method would be an indication to users making subsequent entries to always use the first empty row below all existing data.
Using the following code to remove empty rows based on whether a specific range of columns is empty. The code works if the cell has a zero, but not when the cell is blank. An example of the data is attached.
VB: Public Sub DelRows2() Dim Cel As Range, searchStr, FirstCell As String Dim searchRange As Range, DeleteRange As Range
I have a function (courtesy of Walkanbach) to create a userform, very useful as it means I keep memory down as I can create the UF's as I go and tweak to suit.
I have been trying to get the userform to be removed when the user closes it. The close action in this case is the X button top right as this userform only has the userform itself and a listbox.
When I set the code for the event procedure it doesn't error, but nothing happens. The microsoft help pages seem to suggest that you can't remove a userform through vba, but I find that hard to believe. I've tried variations on the close procedure and all to no avail so far.
Dim xInt As Integer With TempForm.CodeModule xInt = .CountOfLines .InsertLines xInt + 1, "Private Sub TempForm_Terminate()" .InsertLines xInt + 2, "ThisWorkbook.VBProject.VBComponents.Remove TempForm" .InsertLines xInt + 3, "End Sub" End With
I have been deleting some VBComponents by using the .remove command and they get tagged for deletion but do not actually get deleted until after my VBA sub ends and control is returned to excel.
I would like to save the changes before control is returned to the user. I'm not really sure why the deletion is being held up until execution ends, it even waits until all calling functions have also finished their execution.
how you can remove the close 'X' on the title bar of a user form please? I have used this for a password input box but if the user selects the 'X' on the title bar then it closes the password box without them having to enter a password and allows them into the workbook.
I have an issue where users to a work book are selecting autofilter and then saving the document with rows filtered out, which I wish to prevent or at least warn them to remove the filter before allowing the save function.
The document is never 'Save As', it's always 'Save' from the toolbar icon.
They should be permitted to save the document, but only after this check has been completed and a message issued if the filter is on.
Is it possible to use a function that removes all toolbars upon opening the workbook and reinstates the same upon closing, the work book i am currently using does the following as described in the code. however the function is limited in that only toolbars stated in the code will be removed, if for instance there was an adobe toolbar, that remains on the screen. or is there a better way of going about this? On open:
Private Sub Workbook_Open() Run ("CreatePReturn") Run ("CreateProceed") With Application .CommandBars(" Formatting").Visible = False .CommandBars("Standard").Visible = False .CommandBars("Drawing").Visible = False .CommandBars("Return").Visible = False .CommandBars("Proceed").Visible = False .CommandBars("Worksheet Menu Bar").Enabled = False .CommandBars(" Chart Menu Bar").Enabled = False .DisplayFormulaBar = False .DisplayStatusBar = False End With With ActiveWindow .DisplayHeadings = False .DisplayHorizontalScrollBar = False .DisplayVerticalScrollBar = False .DisplayWorkbookTabs = False End With.................................
I've found a link on OzGrid "How to remove the (X) CloseButton from Userforms" but I can't seem to get it to work with Excel 2003. The code looks like it was written for Excel '95, '97 and 2000.
I'm needing to import a .csv into another software and it needs the fields formatted a specific way.
The spreadsheet I've been given has columns for different departments and an X to denote if they fall under it. As an example.
Name Sales OHS HR
Joe Bloggs X X
Bob Smith X
John Doe X X
For the import into this software it needs the fields like this, the name in the cell has to be exactly the same as the column header.
Joe Bloggs Sales HR
Bob Smith OHS
John Doe OHS HR
Is there an easy formula to scan the row, if an X is found substitute the X for the column header text and if no X in a cell delete it and shift all cells to the left within the row ?
The substitution is quite easy and I've played around with lookup or if statements to quite easily do that but the bit I'm having trouble sorting is removing any unnecessary cells in that row so only cells with data are listed in the row.
it is possible to hide empty cells when using a ComboBox in a UserForm?
I have named the range from where I select my data and used the RowSource (ComboBox Properties window) to determine the selection. This works perfectly but I have many lines that are empty and I would like to know if they can be hide, or not selected, in the combobox.
I have a table into which I paste values to ColumnA. The other columns have formulas. The number of values to be pasted varies. When the number being pasted this time is less than the number pasted last time, empty rows remain above the valid data after sorting, which is undesirable. I want to get rid of those rows just before (or after?) pasting the new values. The way I see it is I want to delete all but the first data row of the table so the formulas remain untouched in the first row. Then, as new values are pasted the formulas replicate automatically.
Is there way i can have a macro attatched to a button that when clicked, will copy BX:BX on sheet1, remove all the blank cells and put it on D:D on sheet2. Next time it is clicked, it will put BX:BX on to the next available column after removing the blanks and so on, filling a column at a time on sheet2?
If the above is easy, it would be really good if it could paste into columns until it reaches column H and then go back to D again but paste below the data already there, then E, but below, etc. I think though that the last bit is asking a bit much and is just cosmetic and easier to print, so dont worry too much.
It’s been working perfectly up until around an hour ago. However, now when I close Excel, I get compile errors.
These compile errors seem to be because Excel is trying to access controls in the workbook after it has closed. Since the workbook is closed, VBA can no longer ‘see’ the controls, and therefore it thows up errors.
I’m also getting a similar error on a Worksheets("DataExplorer").unprotect line, which seems to be because the worksheet isn’t there after closing.
These errors only occur when I close the whole excel application using the big cross in the top right. If I just close the workbook (using the smaller cross just below the big cross in the top right of excel), it doesn’t throw up these errors.
Just to clarify: all of the code runs perfectly when Excel is open. The errors are being thrown up for lines of code which run without problem until Excel is closed.
I need to write a VBA code to remove the value of the cells in column B if the value in column A is empty. In my excel sheet, the user will paste hyperlinks in column B. If any link does not meet certain conditions, the cell in the same row in column A will be empty.
I want to have a change event so that after pasting links, it automatically deletes the links from the cells in column B if the cell in column A is empty
I need to know the command to close a workbook. I have used the information found here: http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/userform-close.htm to disable closing the workbook via the upper right "X", but I need a button that, when clicked, simply closes the workbook instead.
1) 4 values contains in each row based on the values from those cells the max value will display.
2) if more than 2 cells have empty,NR or NA text means the entire row has to delete.
3) if 2 or more that means 3 cells having values the empty cell,NR or NA cell will place value with the condition of macro that is 75% of other values which is maximum among them.
I am trying to populate the 2 tables from excel to word. I will be getting the excel file with tables in various sheets. One sheet consist of 2 tables that will be inserted to one word document. So if there are 2 sheets then I will have the tables inserted in the 2 word document. In the excel sheet I have attached, there are 2 sheets with tables in each of them. I have written the code to copy and paste the table to word doc from (general) range A1:G4 (Table 1) and A9:H18 (Table 2) that has empty rows and columns selected. But there are empty rows and columns inserted since the table range is not same sheetwise. I would like get the empty rows and columns deleted in the word table.
Find the attached sample excel sheet and the word documents.
I have a long range of cells (U3:AX3), all of which are empty save one. Is there a way to search through the range of cells, and return the contents of the one cell that contains text?
I would do this with a series of nested IF statements if there weren't more than 30 of them!
I am getting values for my excel sheet from another department excel sheet . everything works fine. If there is no values in the rows in the Department sheet, then i need to hide the rows in my sheet. How to code this in VBA. When they add values to the rows then i should make the rows visble here. Kindy give me a sample of vba code to this or suggest me to solve.
Is it possible to make a cell "really" blank/empty based on an If statement? For instance:
=if(a1>10,a1,"")
Has a value_if_false of "". But Excel interprets this a bit differently than a cell that never had anything typed into it.
So if you have a column full of this formula copied down, and hit <control+down arrow>, you will go straight to the bottom and skip over all rows. Whereas if you have a column with values and empty cells alternating and hit <control+down arrow>, you will only skip the empty cells and go to the next value. Excel treats the conditionally empty cells as if they have a value, when it comes to this type of navigation. This holds even if you copy and paste "Values" for the cells over the formulas.
Is there any way to tell Excel to make the cells truly empty?
I am using the following block of code, which cycles through the data and first deletes any cell with "Legal:" in it, and then cycles through again and deletes any row where the cell is blank.
The problem is that within the data, there are some locations where there are two blank rows in a row. When the code runs through, it deletes the FIRST blank row only, not the second. I Need ALL blank rows within the data set to be deleted.
Code: Sub ModifyNewData() Dim r As Range, rAll As Range Dim WS As Worksheet Dim iLast As Integer
[Code] ........
Also, if there is a way to write looking for blank rows into the first block of code looking for "Legal:" that would be cool too.
If not, just deleting all the blank rows is good. Right now, I have to have the second block of code run twice to get rid of the remaining blank rows.
