I have a VBA sub "Create Invoice". After I run it, I would like to remove it, using a CleanUp sub.
Is it a good assumption that a VBA routine is simply an object like any other object?
If so, what is the VBA code to remove a sub?
Does it matter whether the sub is a free standing module, or a sub that is attached to a worksheet?
I have the following checkboxes objects, in my form:
CheckBox1, CheckBox2, CheckBox3, ...
I want to know what is the value of each one in code.
So I'm creating a grid worksheet for engineering calculations and I have a couple questions about the best way to do it. I've been messing with excel for my calcs for about a decade now, and I every once in a while I try and improve them.
First: I will have several input areas that will either be colored text or shaded background (either works for me). I don't want these 'input required' objects to print as color, just black. But I want my logo at the sheet top to print as color. I've only found ways to not print any color. Can I print the logo as color and the 'input required' stuff as black?
Second: When I do calcs by hand, I write them out on 10x10 grid paper. Each 10x10 grid is one inch. In the past I've created this grid out of the cells, which works. I frequently need to change formulas around though, and each time I do this, I end up needing to mess with the grid cells also. Is there a way to create the grid and have it in the background so it doesn't need to be adjusted each time I change formulas? I wan't the grids to print, and also want to see them on the screen, as I sometimes draw simple objects along with the formulas.
I have this VBA code which I use for transferring data from my data sheet to slides in PowerPoint - it works fine.
However in PowerPoint I'm currently forced to transfer data to "text-objects" which is a bit of a drag because I'm used to working in a table in Powerpoint when organizing data.
Therefore my question is how to edit my VBA code so I can transfer data to a table in PowerPoint instead of an object.
Here's the VBA code:
Code:
Sub TDPTest()
Dim shtStudent As Worksheet
Dim strMedarbejder As String
[Code].....
See the attached Workbook, which explains the problem easier.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI read and used the Find_Range custom function provided by Aaron Blood. It's a great function, for which I have many uses, but, as I currently have it set up in conjunction with a userform, it doesn't work fully until I use it twice in a row. The first time it's used to return more than one row, it seems to stop short and only display a few of the appropriate rows. Not until it's used twice in a row does it display all the rows containing that product. What do I need to do to have it work fully each time?
I have a large worksheet from which I want to extract only the rows which contain a certain product, selected by a combobox, and paste the rows on another worksheet. I have a userform set up with an oversized listbox which displays the contents of the data worksheet. Below that I have a 'products' combobox, and a button to initiate the Find_Range. Another oversized listbox displays the results.
Here's the function contained in a module:
Function Find_Range(Find_Item As Variant, _
Search_Range As Range, _
Optional LookIn As XlFindLookIn = xlValues, _
Optional LookAt As XlLookAt = xlPart, _
Optional MatchCase As Boolean = False) As Range
Dim c As Range, FirstAddress As String
With Search_Range
Set c = . Find( _
What:=Find_Item, _
LookIn:=LookIn, _
LookAt:=LookAt, _
SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _
SearchDirection:=xlNext, _
MatchCase:=MatchCase, _
SearchFormat:=False) 'Delete this term for XL2000 and earlier
If Not c Is Nothing Then
Set Find_Range = c
FirstAddress = c.Address................................
I have a spreadsheet with two modules. In an effort to reduce the file size of an archive, I’d like to remove some of the code (i.e., Module1). I have a macro that attempts to do this.
There are three parts to the operation. The first removes Module1; the second Quits the application; the third saves the changes. If I run each of these operations separately, it works fine. However, I’d like to do this with only one macro (SKK4). For some reason, it does not remove the Module.
Here is my test
Sub skk1()
ThisWorkbook.VBProject.VBComponents.Remove_
ThisWorkbook.VBProject.VBComponents("Module1")
End Sub
Sub skk2()
Application.Quit
End Sub
Sub skk3()
ThisWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=True
End Sub
Sub skk4()
skk1
skk2
skk3
End Sub
Private Sub Dupe_Remover()
'29/06/2005 by nhunter
Application. ScreenUpdating = False
Dim R1 As Range
Dim drow As Integer
Dim lastitem As String
Set R1 = ActiveCell
loopst:
If Trim(ActiveCell) = "" Then
Goto procend
End If............
I have developed a series of spreadhseets in which I use a macro to derive and insert the data from a SQL Server db. These spreadsheets may have one or more worksheets, some of which start as blank "canvases", others are preformatted with static data.
They are used for client reporting so are heavily formatted and include graphs; some manual preformatting, some coded, some graphs drawn completely by the code, some already in place - I just populate the data source. The VBA for the most complex one extends to around 5-6000 lines of code.
While this code does not add a huge amount to the footprint of the files, I feel that it is inappropriate for the spreadsheets to be distributed to the end clients with all this code included. The code is password "protected" but we all know how effective that can be although that is not really the point anyway - I simply feel it would be more professional if the code were not there at all.
There doesn't seem to be any options on a "Save As" method which enable the resulting sheets to be saved without the macros. I have tried recording a macro in which all I did was to delete the macros concerned - nothing was recorded. So a macro to remove macros seems to be out of the question.
These spreadsheets are held in a master folder on a server and are set as "read only". The users start the a sheet, run the macro (via a menu item which displays a selection form) and then save the resulting spreadsheet as another file in another location. I am wondering if there is some way I can cut into this process and develop my own "save" routine.
I am using the following code to select rows in a filter.
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=Worksheets(" Dashboard"). Range("G1"), Criteria1:=Worksheets("Dashboard").Range("H1")
This code runs when I click a command button on a userform.
When I load the userform up again I want to clear off the previous filter before I filter again as there are 4 columns which have filters on.
I have tried using ActiveSheet.ShowAllData before filtering again but this code falls over if there isn't a filter already on.
I have a set of text in rows which includes duplicates like this:
Column A
Text 1
Text2
Text1
Text500
Text500
I then need to remove the duplicates and put them in column B. I normally use the remove duplicates button in Excel to do this but seeing as I have to do this task every day, I was hoping there would be either a formula or VBA solution which automatically does this?
I have the need to remove an ellipsis from an active cell within a spreadsheet. These are inserted manually by agents in a call centre. However when this information is migrated onto another system, any ellipses cause the second system to crash. (I don't know the reason behind this).
I have been asked to look at the possibility of removing these using code. I currently have a macro running to remove any punctuation and do spell check on a command button for the active cell and was wondering what the code would be to add to this macro. I am using the replace command to find "." etc and replace with " ".
Is there code available that will hide the Tools Menu within excel?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am trying to create code that I can use to to update a macro module automatically so I don;t have to keep having my users manually import when we have update to the module.
Here is the code I have so far.
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Call UpdateTJMacros
'This is in the module we are replacing
Call MyOpenWorkbookMacro
[Code] ...........
share a code to remove BLANK ROWS.
I have data on ROW#1, #5, #10...etc,etc.. I want to remove rows in btwn (which is blank) Instead of doing manually
I have built a tool that automates the creation of some excel models. When each one of these models is created and deployed I need it to have all VBA code removed from it.
What vba command can I run that will strip all vba code out of a chosen workbook?
I have a list of addresses, which are comma separated, all ending with a PostCode
How Can i strip out the PostCode field?
What I’m after is the macro code to remove all the Hyperlinks from the data in the cells in a worksheet.
View 2 Replies View RelatedHaving some trouble with the syntax to translate the content of a string. The string will always contain stock tickers, but the format varies. I need to normalize them into something like ticker(space)exchange code.
For example, cell 1 can contain:
ABC.EF US - I need to remove the .EF so I'm left with ABC US
ABCDEF.GH TT - I need to remove the .GH so I'm left with ABCDEF TT
The length of the part preceeding the "." will vary, as will the last two characters (the exchange code). I expect that there will always be two characters immediately after the "." which are to be removed.
I have a spreadsheet which was formatted from VB code. Within the sheet there are four date columns where some dates show as 00/01/1900 (due to them having '0' in at the time of running the code). I am trying to run some code to blank out all cells showing the 00/01/1900 date, but the code just isn't touching it. I reverted to simply recording the 'find and replace' function and inserting into my code, but those irritating dates still remain.
Code I have used is as follows:
[Code] .....
I have a set of data in column A that looks like this:
White:0:0|Counter Height:0:0|Orange:40:0|Counter Height:40:0|Green:40:0|Counter Height:40:0|White:40:0|Bar Height:40:0|Orange:80:0|Bar Height:80:0|Green:80:0|Bar Height:80:0|
The delimiter "|" separates the unique values of an item (in this example they are dining stools of differing heights and colors), I need to only keep the lower value and remove the larger one.
The example above contains both White:0:0 and White:40:0 as two different values associated with the same dining stool. I need to only have White:0:0 remain and White:40:0 to go away.
I have a file that I want a code to look for certain data and when found move the row to another sheet. The code needs to look at the active sheet because the name of the sheet will be different everytime I use it. It will also need to create another sheet named 'Online' that these rows are moved to.
The code will need to look for data that begins with either OAP, MCP, CPP, F4P, VAP, VWP, ITP and MEP. These will be followed by numbers i.e MCP123456. Once these are found I need the entire row removed to the created sheet.
The columns that these numbers will be in will vary on each file I use it on so it needs to look at the entire sheet rather than specific columns.
Also any cell that has data that begins with either MH and JD followed by 6 numbers that row needs deleting completely.
I have a macro which opens one excel file, then copies the data into another, dead easy. However the first file is 'downloaded' from a bespoke package, where (for whatever reason) the package appends a number of spaces (" ") after data in one of the columns,
So sometimes the data will contain one, ten or more extra spaces (no telling how many) ie, it could look like "AB ", "AB ", or "AB " etc
Ideally What i need is a small bit of code that once the data has been imported to my sheet it can run and 'strip' extra spaces from the column, lets say column f, to leave all the data in this column to look like:
"AB"
"AF"
"CD1"
"VFE"
I am drawing a blank, any simple lines of code?
I have a macro that copies 3 sheets to a new workbook but I do not want to copy worksheet properties. Attached is my Macro that I use but when the user accessed via the webpage It will have sheet properties(macro) attached. my Desire is to not have macros on my new work book.
Sub WEBPAGE()
Dim wbkNew As Workbook
Dim wbkCurrent As Workbook
Dim xlCalc As XlCalculation
xlCalc = Application.Calculation
Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
On Error Goto CalcBack
Application. ScreenUpdating = False
Set wbkCurrent = ThisWorkbook....................
I have the following code:
Sub Macro5()
ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart 243").Activate
ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart 243").Activate
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Delete
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(2).Delete
End Sub
However, if there is no SereisCollection(1) actually present in the chart I get an error. How can I work around this? I will need an IF statement I assume, just not sure what it will look like.
I want to use VBA to update a drawing object's color, such as a circle.
For example, pretend I am counting sheep and I need to know when I have reached the maximum count by the visual aide of a stoplight. The script in my head reads: If the max. count of the sheep is less than 5, then the stoplight is green. If the max. count of the sheep is equal to 5, then the stoplight is yellow. If the max. count of the sheep is greater than 5, then the stoplight is red.
Is there a way to do such a thing on excel and with VBA?
I created four Ranges called "Range1", "Range2", "Range3" and "Range4", and wrote short program, that fills them:
Dim i As Integer
For i = 1 To 4
Range("Range" & i).value = 1
Next i
Is it possible to do similiar thing with for example ComboBox?
Let's say that i have comboBoxes named "cb1", "cb2", "cb3" and "cb4" and want to disable them.
I ran into some difficulties by calling an object's function from a collection.
'BondIndex Class Module
Option Explicit
Private m_BondReturn As Collection
Public Sub Initialize()
Set m_BondReturn = New Collection
End Sub
Public Sub Load(BondPoints As Integer)
Dim i As Integer
Initialize
'Load Parameters of Bond
End Sub
Property Get BondReturn() As Collection
Set BondReturn = m_BondReturn
End Property................................
If I hadn't read it on here, how would I have know that they existed? They are not mentioned in the standard Excel help files (not that I could see anyway).
What other "objects" are available? I had a look through the references in the VBE and there are literally hundreds on items which all look pretty "juicy". Does that mean there are a whole host of other objects that I could use in my Excel spreadsheets to either make them simplier or more powerful?
If so, where does one find any reference info on them?
Why should I set objects to nothing (ie clear them) just before ending a sub routine? Doesn't excel dump the variables after the sub is finished running?
Example:
Dim ws As worksheet
Then at the end...
Set ws = Nothing