I'm tring to create a newsheet and rename the codename but it doesnt seem to be working. Here is my
Private Sub Update_Button_Click()
AddYear = YearBox.Value
WFName = "WF Tracker SITE " + AddYear
wf = "WF_Edin_" + AddYear
Sheets.Add After:=WF_Template
ActiveSheet. Name = WFName
Sheets(WFName).CodeName = wf 'This line wont work
End Sub
I have created an appointment schedule spreadsheet. Once I get the spreadsheet running smoothly, I would like to create a worksheet for every day of the year that we are open.
I have decided to have one main folder with 26 subfolders in it. In each of those 26 subfolders, there will be one workbook with 12 worksheets in it. That will be two weeks worth of appointments as we are open Mon-Sat. Of course I want to name the worksheet tabs at the bottom of the workbook according to the appropriate calendar date. Then there is also a cell at the top of each page that also has the date, the same as the date on the tab. Just wondering if there is a simple way to create a macro to rename all these worksheet tabs, or if I have to physically open up each workbook, and rename all the worksheet tabs according to the calendar date. Then once the worksheet tab is named, can you make it automatically put the same date into Cell A1?
I have groups of folders that I need to extract "Sheet2" from each workbook and assemble them into one workbook. Along the way I want to rename the sheets to the file name (-xls). I have assembled this code so far but it is broken
Code:
Sub CombineSheets()
Dim sPath As String
Dim sFname As String
Dim wBk As Workbook
Dim wSht As Variant
[Code]....
I have a worksheet titled "master plan" with many columns of data. I want to create many tabs based on this data.
One tab I want that just has the data from columns C, F, A, E, G and L (in that order) Starting with the header data in row 2. And titled "LOB".
Then I want a different tab for each unique item in Row C with these same columns (C, F, A, E, G and L from "master plan" tab or A, B, C, D, E and F from new "LOB" tab). The tab name should be the unique row C value.
So for example, say that there about 20 rows where 'A' is in column C, about 30 with 'B' in column 'C' etc .... There should be a tab with the name 'A' with those 20 rows of data and a tab with the name 'B' with the 30 rows with B and so on.
I also would prefer not to have to delete the existing 'A' and 'B' tabs every time before recording the macro so if it can either create a new tab or replace an existing tab with that name if it already exists.
To make things a little more difficult.. for the (in this example) 20 items with an 'A' in column C, there are (at this time) 3 different possible items in column B of 'master plan'. I'd like to create 3 separate tabs for each unique value in column B and I want the name to be dependent on the data in Column B (for example, the three unique items in column B with a column C of 'A' are Red, Green and yellow. I want three new tabs set up for each and the tab names to be: if B = Red, then tab name = 'Stop', If B = Green, then tab name = 'Go', if B = Yellow, then tab name = 'Slow'.
I have something that partially works, but I have to create the 'LOB' tab first and it doesn't work if any of the sheets already exist. And it doesn't do the Red, Green, Yellow part.
Here is what I currently have:
Sub DeptTabs2()
Dim strSrcSheet As String
Dim rngSrcStart As Range
Dim rngSrcEnd As Range
Dim rngCell As Range
Dim strLastDept As String
Dim intDestRow As Integer
On Error GoTo ErrHnd
[Code] ..
I have 20 sheets in the workbook. 10 sheets are named YR1, YR2, etc. Once the user enters information on sheet "Assumptions" - names are setup and linked onto each YR page. So user enters CY10, which links to cell C5 on YR1 to show CY10.
I would like a macro that renames just the YR1, YR2, ....sheets, to CY10, CY11, .... I do not want any of the other sheets to change names.
(FYi - Using Excel 2003)
how I can change this code to apply to only the sheets that are selected (grouped) as opposed to every sheet in the workbook?
For Each shName In ActiveWorkbook.Sheets
in the WorkSheet_Activate for Sheet 3, which changes the sheet name to the ComboBox Value. Is it possible to use the default name of the Sheet, in this case Sheet 3, if the ComboBox Value = "0". I have the following codes for a ComboBox & Userform:
Private Sub ComboBox1_Change()
Sheet3. Range("E1").Value = ComboBox1.Value
End Sub
&
Private Sub Userform Initialize()
ComboBox1.AddItem 0
For x = 1 To 60 Step 1
ComboBox1.AddItem Format(x, "0")
Next x
ComboBox1.Value = Sheet3.Range("E1").Value
I also have this code ..............
is there a quick and easy way to rename the Sheets In VBA Editor (they are currently all mixed up), i.e. I have Sheet221 followed by Sheet11 etc. Is there a way to reorganise them so that I get Sheet01 followed by Sheet02 etc.
View 5 Replies View Relatedi am looking for a macro that renames existing worksheets from multiple lists and have the new name appear in cell b1 of each new sheet.
List one: Worksheet name "Stats", cells b7:b20
Worksheets i would like renamed: Sheet9:Sheet22
List two: Worksheet name "Stats", cells 26:b34
Worksheets i would like renamed: Sheet48:Sheet56
I have a workbook containing many worksheets. The worksheets are clients in my system.
I have no big problems with my VBA code, but what I really thought was simple is causing my system to take very long time processing.
Sheets("Kunde mal").Select
Sheets("Kunde mal").Copy Before:=Sheets(3)
Sheets("Kunde mal (2)").Select
navn = Range("kundeNavn").value
ID = Range("kliNr").value
Sheets("Kunde mal (2)").name = navn & " - " & ID
Sheets("Kunde mal").Select
Why is this taking so many seconds?
Are there other ways to copy sheets?
I have a WorkBook with many Sheets "imagine Sheets.count=50"
9 of the CodeNames for this Workbook's sheets are: sht01. sht02, sht03, sht04, sht05, sht06...
If I want to change the name "not the CodeName" of say "sht01" I can use:
sht01.name="New Name"
but is there a way of doing this whitin a For Next this way:
For X = 1 To 9
Sheets("sht" & X.CodeName) = X ' the Name X is just for this eg
Next X
I have some code which looks through a logfile, and creates new worksheets based on items found in a particular column. This is normally working fine. However, there is a particular case where the item in the column is too long - it is actually the path name of a particular file, and which exceeds 31 characters.
This is causing an error in VBA. Is there a way that the worksheet can be renamed if the character string is too long?
how to rename the sheets according to the current time 1201pm, 1202pm etc. i need a macro.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a macro which creates 4 worksheets. Unfortunately sometimes they are named by default "Sheet5", "Sheet6", "Sheet7", and "Sheet8" when the macro is set to "Sheet1", "Sheet2", "Sheet3", "Sheet4". My question, is there a way to rename the sheets directly after creating them so that the sheet in the very first position in the spreadsheet is named "Sheet1" (the same would go for sheets 2-4). The code below wont work if the sheet decides to be a name other then "Sheet5" so how do I point to the the worksheet known as Sheet5 without using its name and tell excel I want its default to be "Sheet1"?
Code below:
Sheets("Sheet5").Select
Sheets("Sheet5").Name = "Sheet1"
Sheets("Sheet6").Select
Sheets("Sheet6").Name = "Sheet2"
Sheets("Sheet7").Select
Sheets("Sheet7").Name = "Sheet3"
Sheets("Sheet8").Select
Sheets("Sheet8").Name = "Sheet4"
In column C I got some data like this:
Number of .csv
01
02
03
04
Number of .csv
05
06
07
08
Notice that there is an empty cell in between.The data starts at C12 up to C21. The data is in Sheet2.There are also 8 more sheets( Sheet3 to Sheet10). I want to rename each sheet, starting from Sheet3 according to each cell. For example the Sheet3 to be renamed to 01, Sheet4 to 02.
What I can do is something like this:
[Code] .....
And repeat this code for every block of data I got by changing everytime the i and the a. But this method is not so optimized because there are cases that the number of rows for each block is not the same and I have to change everytime the i counter. Is there any way to do 1 loop for all the sheets using maybe Worksheets.Count and another dynamic loop for the rows ? The data always start every 6 rows eg( C12, C18 etc). Also I was thinking to define an integer representing the number of rows for the loop...
How do I selectively rename sheets by sheet code name?
Instead of sheet1.name = "New Name" I need sheet1 to be a variable of a specific sheet.
Say you have a userform with 10 TextBoxes, let’s call them TxtN1…TxtN10 and your workbook has 10 sheets, say “Sheet1”…”Sheet10”. Now if one wants to code a procedure to rename those worksheets when the user hits a command button it’s simple enough.
Sub Rename_click()
For i = 1 To 10
With Sheets(“Sheet” & i )
. name = TxtN & i
End With
Next i
End Sub
But now if the user then changes the textboxes TxtN1…TxtN10 to a set of new strings it’s obvious that the following coding segment will not work:
For i = 1 To 10
With Sheets(TxtN & i)
.name = TxtN & i
End With
Next i
It goes without saying that the program will try to select the worksheets with the new name (and they obviously don’t exist yet)…
I receive a workbook each day with approx 500 tabs of call data and I would like to relabel all the tabs with the user names. The user names are in a merged range "A7:M7". I'm having difficulty getting the following script to rename the sheets. Currently the values in "A7:M7" look like "User: ADAM ENGEMANN-558".
I am trying to delete each occurrence of "User: " while naming the sheets as well as removing the merged range before doing so that the names are in A7 only. The sheet names should look like "ADAM ENGEMANN-558", or, ideally just "ADAM ENGEMANN". For some reason my code will not modify the cells. (See attached example)
This works if I manually unmerge the cells before running and remove the ":".
VB:
Sub RenameSheets2()
Dim ws As Worksheet
For Each ws In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
If ws.Range("A7").Value <> "" Then
[Code] .....
This his how I modified it but it doesn't work on the supplied sheets. Please note that if I manually insert some blank sheets into my workbook and merge the cells etc it does work. There seems to be something odd going on with the sheets they are giving me. (they aren't protected)
VB:
Sub RenameSheets2()
Dim ws As Worksheet
For Each ws In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
If ws.Range("A7").Value <> "" Then
I tried adding the following to remove the merged ranges and remove 'User: ' from the names
Range("A7:M7").Select
With Selection
.WrapText = False
.MergeCells = False
[Code] ......
CallSample2.xls
I have 5 sheets. In the first sheet I have set up 4 cells where I want the contents of them to automatically rename the other 4 corresponing sheets.
Eg.
In Sheet 1, Cell B6, I want the contents (which will be text) to be the name of sheet 2 automatically.
In Sheet 1, Cell B7, I want the contents (which will be text) to be the name of sheet 3 automatically.
I am working with a workbook that has data automatically entered each time a new child is enrolled to the program. The child's data is automatically entered to the sheet named "Intake". What I need to do now is rename that sheet using the child's name as the sheet name, but also keep the sheet named "Intake" for the next entry. I would then like to sort the sheets alphabetically but leaving the "Intake" sheet either as the first sheet or the last sheet. I have attached an example of the workbook I am working with.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have a list of names in sheet1, starting with cell A3. I would like to copy sheet3, insert it after sheet3 and rename the sheet to correspond to the names in the list.
If i have 30 names I would like 30 sheets. If i add a name, I would like to repeat the copy, insert and rename steps for the extra names as i add them.
I can get a worksheet name and index, how do I get the worksheet (Name)?
Example:
I delete sheet1, copy sheet3 before sheet2, rename to sheet1 but the VBA name is Sheet4. The index number will be 1 but it is not Sheet1 in the VBA Project Explorer.
I am trying to use a variable to refer to the worksheet code name and get excel to tell me the name of the worksheet.
Dim ShNum As Integer
Dim ShCodeName As Worksheet
ShNum = 5
ShCodeName = "Sheet" & ShNum
'what i need is the worksheet name
MsgBox ShCodeName.Name
I am writing a VBA macro to update a financial workbook. 10 of the sheets within the file are re-names depending on the start of production date. So, in one file they may be CY09, CY10, CY11...and then in another CY10, CY11, CY12. I need to update the Cell L14 on the first CY page to a value on the BOM page.
I want CYXX!F12 = BOM!L14
And CYXX's code name is Sheet3411
To do this, I want to use the code name - because it is the same in all the files I have (100+).
But I cannot find enough/right Codename reference information to make this work.
I tried:
Sheet3411.Range("F12").FormulaR1C1 = "=BOM!R[2]C[6]"
Sheets(Sheet3411).Range("F12").FormulaR1C1.....
I would appreciate if someone could help with this particular issue. (A little explanation of when I can and cannot use the codename would be appreciated as well. As this is something I will be maintaining for years.)
I want to be able to safeguard against a user changing the name of a worksheet, so I use the sheet's codename in all my macros.
I have the codename of a sheet: shOptions
From a different workbook, "ActiveWorkbook.shOptions" doesn't work. How can I use "shOptions" in the other workbook.
The below example creates a new worksheet and tries to get the new worksheets codename. The problem is when I run the code, I can't seem to be able to pull the codename from the newly created sheet (ie Cell A1 = "" instead of "sheetx").
Sub test()Set mysht = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets.Add    x = mysht.CodeName    mysht.Range("A1") = xEnd Sub
This is a simplified version of an earlier, long winded post that clouded my actual question.
Can I use a variable to refer to a worksheet by its CodeName? For example, let's assume I have several worksheets, with CodeNames of mySheet1, mySheet2, mySheet3, and so on. I understand that I can refer to them directly,
mySheet1.Range(myRangeName).value = someValue
mySheet2.Range(myRangeName).value = someValue
mySheet3.Range(myRangeName).value = someValue
.
but what if I want to do this using a loop? Is it possible to preload an array of CodeNames and do it that way? I'm thinking along the lines of something like...
Dim CodeNames
CodeNames = Array( mySheet1, mySheet2, mySheet3 ...)
For x = 1 to HoweverMany
CodeNames(x).Range(myRangeName).value = someValue
Next x
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I delete sheet1, copy sheet3, rename to sheet1 and then attempt to rename the CodeName to Sheet1 as well.
This worked initially with out errors.
Now on the first run of the macro it generates an error:
Run-time error '32813':
Method 'name' of object '_VBComponent' failed
This fails to rename the CodeName of "Sheet1" (.Name)
Run it again and it renames the CodeName but generates yet another error:
Run-time error '-2147221080 (800401a8)':
automation error
I have a Userform that allows a user to select a year eg (2007) from a listbox called yearbox where Yearbox.Value = AddYear. When the user Presses 'OK' the following code runs: ...
View 9 Replies View RelatedA colleague of mine maintains a spreadsheet with a worksheet of data for each month labeled "Apr'07", "May'07", "Jun'07", etc. He then has a summary worksheet that gives summaries of the various data fields on the monthly sheets. Currently he has been using the kludgy method of listing each cell to be summed. (e.g. " SUM('Apr'07'!A2,'May'07'!A2,etc.) Since he is dealing with a summary of about 200 rows by 15 columns this is a big pain to maintain. My first thought was to set up his formulas as a range of sheets rather than naming each; E.g. SUM('Apr''07:Jun''07'!A1)
Then I thought that rather than having to update each formula when he adds a new month, he would be better off having two cells that control the start and end sheet and having then feeding them into the summary formulas using the INDIRECT function.
However, try as I might, I can't seem to get the INDIRECT formula to work. In the attached example spreadsheet I have set up B1 and B2 to hold the names of the start and end worksheets, respectively. So my attempt at an Indirect Sum formula is the following: SUM(INDIRECT(" ' "&B1&":"&B2&" ' !A1"))
(Note: spaces added between " and ' for clarity) When I look at the formula evaluator it evaluates to SUM(INDIRECT("'Apr''07:Jun''07'!A1") and then generates a #REF error. What am I doing wrong here? I'm open to all suggestions of fixes to this method or an alternate method that would achieve the objective of performing calculations on cells across a dynamic range of worksheets.