I have the following code which is supposed to delete footers in all sheets in my workbook. Problem is that it does NOT do what it is supposed to do.
For Each Wks In ActiveWorkbook.Sheets
With Wks.PageSetup
.LeftHeader = ""
.CenterHeader = ""
.RightHeader = ""
.LeftFooter = ""
.CenterFooter = ""
.RightFooter = ""
End With
I have a workbook that is setup with headers and footers. To the right, left, and below the worksheet there are other pages greyed out pages that are not being used. Is there a way to change the view and potentially remove these "other sheets?"
I am trying to add the sheet name to the center footer for each worksheet in a workbook. The workbook has about 80 sheets and it is cumbersome to do this manually. I am using Excel 2010.
I have tried to record a macro capturing what I do manually, but when I run the macro on another sheet, it does not add the sheet name to the center footer.
I have tried searching for a macro online and the ones I have found just crash excel.
I know I am probably missing something obvious in my macro code.
I have put a command button on one of my excel sheets and can't remove it. It will not highlight on both left or right clicks. Cant even change the text. how i can remove it.
Trying to create a new workbook from another open workbook, then copying all the sheets that aren't called "Summary" to that new open workbook and then saving it. I get a subscript error on this line:
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 want to create a hyperlink to a sheet named "adsf"
I am currently in a worksheet named: "62b Arcus"
I want the hyperlink to be set by grabbing the name from another cell.
For example, In cell h7, I have the text: adsf
In cell g7, I want to place a formula such as: =HYPERLINK("adsf!")
Except, instead of this, I want: =HYPERLINK("h7!")
In this way, i want it to hyperlink to a sheet name based on the text that is in h7.
But neither of these formulas work. Both say the following: "Cannot Open the Specified File"
After reading up on this I have discovered that I must save the file and include the file name inside the formula.
My file name is: [Maintenance Color Codes of Houses - colour coded2.xlsm] =HYPERLINK("[Maintenance Color Codes of Houses - colour coded2.xlsm]adsf!A1","LINK")
This hyperlink actually works. Yet I have a problem. What if I rename the file. For this reason, I want it to grab the current file name using "filename". I have tried this by the following:
I know that I have probably created a ridiculous formula for what I am after. I'm almost there but not quite. You may know something far, far more simple.
I am looking for a code that would copy the data from each worksheet in a given workbook and then paste to just one worksheet within a different workbook. The Sheet names are auto generated when I run this canned report but the naming structure is always the same...the first worksheet is named Repair Details and then the next sheet is named Repair Details_1, the next sheet is named Repair Details_2 and so on for every sheet in workbook. So I would like to copy all of the data(Headers to last cell) and then paste in a worksheet(ex: Master Repair Report.xlsx and the worksheet could be titled Master Repair Details) on a different workbook, then the next sheet would copy from the one under the header to the last record and paste to the same workbook. This process would repeat for every worksheet in the Repair Details Workbook and paste to Master Repair Details worksheet in the Master Repair Report workbook.
I have been tasked with creating a macro which creates a new workbook wherein each sheet contains the information for one site from the active sheet. The active sheet already has the values sorted by the site such that all information needing to be copied from the active sheet into the new workbook is together.
I.E.
ATL ATL ATL ATL CEN CEN JCK JCK etc.
There are 8 different sites on the active sheet: ATL, CEN, DAL, HAR, JAS, JCK, VIS, NOV
The macro needs to find the range for all of the data of each site and copy/paste that data into a new workbook such that ATL would have its own sheet, CEN would have its own sheet, and so on. The data ranges from A:R.
So, for example, the macro would find that the last row with ATL in the "B" column is 6095 and would then copy A2:R6095 and insert that data into the new workbook under Sheet 1.
I had some code that I had adapted to select the range for each of them, but the code loops through the entire sheet (which is 44,307 rows long) for each site making it a quite clunky and very slow step in an even longer macro. Since the data is already sorted, I know there must be a way to have the macro stop searching when it reaches data not equal to the data the row before, however, my experience with VBA is limited, and I have been unable to find a solution. Also, the data does not have to be conserved after being sent to the new workbook, if that would speed up the macro.
I have a spreadsheet which has all the names of trips from a warehouse, the day that they operate (1,2,3 etc) and the job line allocated to each trip. It looks something like that:
A B C DAYTRIPCUST
I would like to create a macro that will be creating 7 new workbooks and then in those workbooks as many sheets as the trips. In these sheets, the customers should be displayed.
How do I write it? I could not find how to have a "dynamic choice" in the macro. I.e. not to have the criteria as "1", "trips1" but to choose from the range of inputs that are available.
I have a workbook that is no longer being shared. I tried clicking on Tools > Shared Workbook. BUT i keep getting a message saying "The file C:CCTPAccountsSummary1.XLS cannot be found". Is there any way to kill this Shared workbook so I am free to modify everything?
I have a workbook linked to another one. When I try to change the links to another book, I get a message ' the cell orchart your are trying to change is protected and therefore read only". I have checked and doubled checked and cannot find any worksheet that is protected. How can I find the problem cell or change the link to another book? I have the password but cannot find the worksheet?
I have sheet 2007 with 365 named ranges. the names are like "_20070225". I use an intersect procedure that converts the range name into "Sunday, February 25" and places it nicely in a label on a user form. To name the ranges on sheet 2007, my procedure used DateSerial (2007,1,1). I named another sheet 2008, changed the naming procedure to use DateSerial (2008,1,1), and while it works, the intersect procedure throws an error for either sheet. I assume it has something to do with hidden names, or the fact that all names for both sheets are in workbook.names. Here is the intersect procedure that I call from sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)
Sub cellINBMs() Dim nName As Name, str As String str = "" For Each nName In ActiveWorkbook.Names If Not Intersect(Selection, Range(nName)) Is Nothing Then str = str & nName.Name & ";"
End If Next nName If Len(str) <= 1 Then str = "" Else: str = Left(str, Len(str) - 1) MANAGERCONTROLSFORM.SELECTEDDAYLABEL.Caption = Format(DateSerial(Mid(str, 2, 4), Mid(str, 6, 2), Right(str, 2)), "dddd, mmmm d") End If End Sub
I have a save button running a macro that validates before saving. Is there a way to remove all other save options (alt f a, ctrl s, the toolbar save button, etc.) but just from this one workbook?
A while ago I tried playing with a code that did this but it did it through out excel.
I am trying to change a password on a workbook. I have already gone to encrypt document and changed the password. However, when I open the workbook again, my new password works but another popup shows and asks me for another password for write access. That second password was my original password, and I don't know how to change that.
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'm just finishing up a project involving migrating an old Excel 4 macro to VBA. Unfortunately, now that my spiffy (and slow) VBA is finished, I can't find a way to delete the Excel 4 macro! I've tried going to Tools -> Macro -> Macros, and while the old macros are shown there, the delete button is greyed out!
I have tried to cobble together a macro to remove the sheet protection from every sheet in every workbook in a folder. Not surprisingly, it is not working. Unfortunately, I have reached the limits of my VBA abilities.
In my office, our colleague locked his macros before he left. Now, I would like to continue in that but I have no idea, how to get into macro - to study it and change it as needed now.
I am unsure where to go from here. The sheets are named with numbers 1 thru 100.
With a cell reference "D1" that selects the corresponding page, 1 - 100, I want to select it along with the other sheets in the array and copy to a new workbook.
Dim i As Integer i = Sheets("I-CF").Range("D1").Value
I have Workbook A populated with skus from a report and I want to remove all rows in this workbook that do not have a matching sku in Workbook B. Each workbook contains only one sheet and the skus are in column 1 of both workbooks.
Also, I am looking for a good resource/tutorial for working with workbooks, worksheets and ranges within. I don't anticipate this being the last time I will be confronted with this and would like to learn more.
I'm having a problem creating a Reset All command button that will remove user entered unlocked cell values from an entire workbook save for one specific worksheet. So for example, I have five tabs labeled as "DTF", "Week 1", "Week 2", "Week 3" and "Week 4". I want one single command button (placed in the "DTF" worksheet) to remove all of the unlocked cell values from "Week 1" to "Week 4".
Is there any way to put a formula into a footer OR have a footer read the contents of a particular cell on that page? The standard buttons for your footer does not allow this. How can I make this happen?
Is there any way in excel 2007 to define a standard header and footer on the first sheet and use the same header and footer for all the remaining sheets within the workbook (same font and style as in first page).
Since I have around 25 sheets within the workbook i cannot do formatting and copy paste all the time. This will save my time alot.