I am trying to export a chart using the code below, the loops change the data that is used to produce the chart:
Dim strFilename As String Dim strExt As String Dim lngProfile As Long Dim lngOption As Long For lngOption = 1 To 3 Range("nmOption") = Choose(lngOption, "Existing", "Option 4", "Option 5") For lngProfile = 1 To 4 Range("nmProfile") = "Profile " & lngProfile ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart 13").Activate ActiveChart.ChartArea.Select strExt = "gif" strFilename = ThisWorkbook.Path & "Images" & _ Range("nmOption") & "_" & Range("nmProfile") & "." & strExt ActiveChart.Export strFilename, strExt Next lngProfile Next lngOption
Each export command creates a file with the correct name but no data (0kb in size) and a temporary file that is the correct file type (I have tried both jpg and gif).
I could try and copy the temporary file, but why does Excel not finish the job? I have tried to put a loop in and also added DoEvents after the export but no joy.
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 a work book that I have to copy over 70 times for over 70 work locations. As you can see, this will require different file names for each location.
I would like some have help with a code that I can use. If possialbe I like a code that will make copies of the file renaming each with the names I have on another list. Is this feasible?
I am tying to build a macro that contains a function to open a closed workbook, create a new tab, select the tab and then paste data into it before closing the workbook.
In a separate macro I will then want to open the workbook again and compare the last two tabs worth of data, to highlight where old data has been removed.
I have several tabs in a workbook that need different names depending on what is selected from a drop down menu on one of the sheets - "Staff Details" sheet. Any clever persons out there able to help?
The pictures' filenames are #s which are located in Column A of the spreadsheet. I would like to be able to have excel take the picture name, lookup which Row it is and then add the information from Column B, C, D and E into the filename. It would need to do it for all the pictures located in the folder.
Is it possible in Excel to automatically rename all the tabs of a workbook in one move in a sequential format - eg renamimg 52 weekly tabs Week 1, Week 2, Week 3 etc.
I need to rename a large number of .pdf files. I have a list of the current file names in column A and the desired file names in column B.
Data in excel sheet1:
Current NameDesired Name AAA-BBB-001.PDFAAA-BBB-001-Description.PDF AAA-BBB-002.PDFAAA-BBB-002-Description.PDF AAA-BBB-003.PDFAAA-BBB-003-Description.PDF AAA-BBB-004.PDFAAA-BBB-004-Description.PDF AAA-BBB-005.PDFAAA-BBB-005-Description.PDF
I keep them in the destination folder below:
C:UsersmeDesktopA
I prefer to use an excel macro since I can't install any additional software on my work computer.
I have a VBA Code which executes SSIS Package. Before executing that package i need to open the excel sheet saved in C:SSISPackages and rename sheet "SSISP"and then close the sheet..It will not be sheet1 but someother names(cannot guess)..
I´d like to have a single workbook for each calendar year, with a tab for each date Monday through Friday (like 11-Jun, 12-Jun, etc.). I could then type the patients` names and times of arrival, among the other information I track. Alternatively, I could have a workbook for each month of each year (titled for example 2007 June or 2008 August), with the tabs titled by the date of the month (like 1, 4, 10, etc).
Is there an easy way to do this without manually renaming each tab for each day of the year?
If it´s too hard to limit the macro to create tabs for only the days of the workweek, it wouldn´t bother me if the workbook had to include every day of the week (Sunday-Saturday). I can always go back and delete the unnecessary ones.
I mean renaming tabs on the sheets, the tabs at the moment are called Output 1 (*****) instead of Sheet 1 etc.. and i would like that changed to contents in cell A9. If possible only the Output 1 will be removed and it will change to something similar "X-Ray (5E4TT)"
i have a workbook with worksheets named Output 1 (*****)
(the stars being a five digit/letter code - the only thing that changes on the workbook)
now the problem is, i pull of reports and sometimes worksheets can be up to one hundred.. now in cell a9 is the name of the report. I have found vba code to rename sheets to cell contents **extract below**
but any chance of renaming contents of cell a9 to a worksheet named Output 1 (*****) etc.. and if the contents of cell a9 can be trimmed so only certain part of a lengthy title
Sub RenameTabs()
For i = 1 To Sheets.Count If Worksheets(i).Range("A1").Value <> "" Then Sheets(i).Name = Worksheets(i).Range("A1").Value End If Next
I got a workbook containing a worksheet called APheb1.
I would like to create a macro that would replicate this worksheet and rename it APheb2, APheb3 etc... till a number i specify. For example if i specify 90, then it would replicate APheb1 90 times till APheb90.
I have recorded a macro that replicates the file but i cannot find a solution for the renaming part.
In the old Excel it is possible to rename a chart by pressing SHIFT+Mouse Click and then write a new name in the upper left corner name box. You can apparently do the same thing in Excel 2007, but the new name doesn't stick.
I have several (around 35) CSV files that I download regulary. Is there a quick way to rename all the CSV files in a given folder based on adding "Update_" to each file name.
E.g Say two of the orginal files are called:
Monday.csv Tuesday.csv
I'd like to run some kind of macro to rename them to:
In Excel, is it possible to put coding/formula to rename a tab based on a cell value? For example if cell D3 says "America" could "Sheet 2" get automatically renamed to "America"?
Every week I get a folder full of files and I have to rename them with a week ending date...Below is what I hacked together, but it's not working...
Sub Rename()
Dim OldName, NewName, npath As String weekendingdate = InputBox("What is W/E Date??") npath = "J:Test*.pdf" While Smith "" OldName = Smith: NewName = Smith & weekendingdate Name OldName As NewName Wend
is there any way that i can adjust this code so that if there are not enough worksheets in my workbook to support my list that more worksheets will be made and renamed? Specifically I would like to copy the first worksheet and then rename it based on my list. also... If I have more worksheets than my list requires it can delete unused worksheets?
Sub NameSheets() Dim i As Long Dim ws As Worksheet i = 1 For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets If ws.Name "Sheet Names" Then ws.Name = Sheets("Sheet Names").Cells(i, 1) i = i + 1 Next ws End Sub
I have a list on "Sheet Names" that changes the tab names on each sheet when i run the macro
I'm relatively new to VBA and require programming help with the following:
I have created a button to add a specific worksheet template ("TE - Template") after another worksheet ("CO - Cockpit") and then name it:
Sub Add_worksheet() Sheets("TE - Template").Select Sheets("TE - Template").Copy After:=Sheets("CO - Cockpit") ActiveSheet.Name = "AL - Class 1" End Sub
However, I would like to let Excel check (via VBA) if the "AL - Class 1" worksheet already exists. If it does, the same template sheet should be added but named differently: "AL - Class 2". This should be possible for X worksheets (i.e., "AL - Class (X + 1)" everytime I add a new template worksheet. Thus, I would like to keep the same name (i.e., "AL - Class"), but with an increasing number (i.e., 1, 2, 3, X).
how I should amend the above code or supply me with a better (and efficient) way of programming this query?