my excel is no longer showing any tool bars and I can not get them back, is there any short cuts to bring back the menus? I can’t even do a right mouse click on the sells for some reason. The only tool bar that is showing is the formula bar.
View 10 RepliesCode runs rather slow. Is there a better way to achieve the same results?
View 5 Replies View RelatedIf I change the country in cell B2, I would like to have that the cells D2, E2 and F2 show the same name as cell R2. (This is always the first option of the drop menu's)
Cells D2, E2 and F2 are made by using the validate option in order to get drop down menu's.
The source information is in the hidden columns I-Z.
So for example:
if I change cell B2 to Belgium, I would like to see that D2, E2 and F2 also show Belgium immediately. I can then select the place I want to move from Belgium to by using the drop menu in D2 (for exampla Belarus).
As I selected for D2 Belarus, this has to be shown in E2 and F2 also.
I can now select E2 (for example Austria).
If Austria is selected in E2, I want to see this also in F2.
To recapitulate:
If I select Belgium as starting place, I want to see in movement 1,2 and 3 also Belgium, as there hasn't been anymovement yet.
If I let my army go from Belgium to Belarus, I want to see for the two remaining movements Belarus (as this means that the army remains in Belarus)
If I let my army go forward after Belarus to Austria, I want to see in the last movement phase Austria (no movement). If I still want my army to move I can still adapt it.
I have many spreadsheets that use shapes such as arrows and other symbols. The process for these spreadsheets is to move the shape (arrow for Ex) to indicate a specific location of pain or something like that.
Once the arrow is in position, the spreadsheet is printed to PDF and and a snapshot (in adobe) is "taken" and the picture (with the arrow) is pasted into our application.
My questions is how can I move the shapes back into position when you want to do it all over again.
When I have a few shapes I use
PHP Code:
Set sShape = ActiveSheet.Shapes("Right Arrow 6") 2
    With sShape
       .Top = 220
       .Left = 91
       .Rotation = 20
   End WithÂ
For each shape
But if I have lots of shapes, 50+, it's a bit more cumbersome.
Can I loop through the shapes when I enable the macros to pick up the current positions and use that information when I do a reset (loop back again to move any shape that were touched back to where it was when the spreadsheet was opened?
Currently I have them close the spreadsheet without saving and just reopen.
I have a spreadsheet to keep track of purchase orders, and I use groups of option buttons to run macros to filter the info by category using auto filters. Not sure if I'm explaining this well, but as an example, I have one set of option buttons for whether the items are late, and one for whether I have flagged the order for some reason, and a couple of others. It does everything I want, basically.
I have a button which resets all the autofilters in one go, but the problem is it doesn't put the option buttons back to the "Show all" option for their categories. I tried recording a macro and clicking in the "Show all" option so I could look in the code to see how it refers to it, but it just says to run the macro, nothing about selecting "Show all".
Also, the way I reset all the autofilters is to have a macro that goes to every autofilter in turn and selects "(All)". Is there a better way of doing this?
I am creating scorecards for our company and ratings are inputted using radio buttons (form control). I have a "clear" macro that clears all fields and radio button values (none is ticket). This macro is called throughout different sheets, as different roles in the company have different KPIs and should be on different sheets. I need a code that detects all radio buttons within a certain sheet and clear their values. I cannot put specific radio button names, as I have a lot.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a column (L8 down) of cells formatted as $'s
At the end of the column is a sum formula.
At the end of each month the client wants to 'reset' all the $ amounts back to $0.00
Is there a macro that would reset the column of $'s back to $0.00 without removing the formulas like ClearContents does?
When I open Excel 2010, the formula bar appears about 6 times as tall as normal. I have not been able to find any way to reset it to normal size.
View 11 Replies View RelatedI have a spreadsheet with many rows of data. I want to be able to see the last month or so of data (each day is one row), but I do not want to have to scroll to the bottom of the worksheet to see the recent data, so I want to reverse the data - I want Row 1 to be my column headers, and for every new day I want to insert a new row at Row 2 and add my data. However, when I do that, my conditional formatting gets all messed up. Once the new row is added, the formatting rule changes its range to only those rows which had data in them before I did the insert, each new row gets a separate but identical rule that applies only to itself, and the headers row gets its own rule.
That seems incredibly stupid to me. Is there a way I prevent the formatting rules from changing and just stay the way they are which applies to the entire column?
VBA code in worksheet won't revert a changed cells color back to 0(white) after removing the comment.
Observations: code does set the desired cell colors to Yellow after inserting a comment, however removing said comment, and re-activating the worksheet does NOT reset the color after deactivating/re-activating the worksheet.
[Code] ......
Is there a way for me to have combo boxes, labels, and command buttons to be moved to a set position rather then just moving by intervals? What I need this for is every time one of my worksheets opens it refreshes the data and does this via lookup formulas and a macro that searches for values and deletes the rows with the matching values, it also adds rows to the top after it is done deleting. This causes all my controls to move randomly and I need some code to reset them to their original sizes and positions after the code that adds and deletes rows is done running.
View 2 Replies View RelatedEvery time I re-define a named range, either through the UI or via macro, the permissions I had set for that range are seeminly deleted from the allowEditRanges collection. (When I go to view them under tools>protection>allow users to edit ranges>users allowed to make changes without password ends up blank)
I would like to re-define the range in a VB macro without this undesired effect. Alternatively, a script that reads the permissions for that range before my code and writes those same permissions after would do fine.
I created a custom toolbar in excel. by right clicking on the toolbar, creating new, adding a couple buttons and assigning them to a couple macros.
I'd like to send this to people, how do i do this.
Obviously, the toobars's would have to reference the macros, these i have in an add-in.
Is there anyway that i could attach the toolbar's to the add-in so i could just send the add-in.
I also created a menu, is there anyway that i can put this into the Add-in also?
Where does the toolbar i created and the menu that i created save down. If i open a new excel without opening personal.xls, the toolbars will still be there (open one excel, then open another and it tells me that my personal.xls is in use by jason harris, i hit cancel so it opens without my personal workbook)
Lastly, if I open excel, then go into VB, I can save my personal workbook. How do I save this as or save a copy?
I've recorded a macro that clears a worksheet, fetches data from an Access Table and then creates a new pivot table. The Pivot Table Fields are summarized by "sum" and this worked the first few cycles for the macro. Now it is returning the Pivot Table Fields summarized by "count". Can an option be inserted into the existing code to specify "sum"? Here is the
ActiveWorkbook.PivotCaches.Add(SourceType:=xlDatabase, SourceData:= _
"'raw data'!R1C1:R205C12").CreatePivotTable TableDestination:="", TableName _
:="PivotTable14"
ActiveSheet.PivotTableWizard TableDestination:=ActiveSheet. Cells(3, 1)
ActiveSheet.Cells(3, 1).Select
ActiveSheet.PivotTables("PivotTable14").SmallGrid = False
ActiveSheet.PivotTables("PivotTable14").AddFields RowFields:=Array("Name", _
"FIELD_ASM_USER_NAME", "Data")
With ActiveSheet.PivotTables("PivotTable14").PivotFields( _
"SumOfSumOfSumOfCYYTD_SHARE_QTY")
.Orientation = xlDataField
.Position = 1
End With..................................
I lost my command bar and tool bars (excel 97) all I have is the blue bar on top then the column letters. How do I restore them?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a slight problem with some code I am using. I have a user form where I force the users to enable Macros using the hidden sheets trick. Once the user enables the macros all of the toolbars dissapear from excel. The code I use to do this is below:
View 14 Replies View RelatedI find that the picture toolbar opening automatically when I click on a picture useful (sometimes).
Is there anyway of automating other toolbars to open (such as 'chart') when I click on an object?
I've been looking at various add-ins in google - but can't find one to do that.
Everytime this meant that I had to start from scratch in order to have my customized toolbars. This is a bit inconvenient.
Can I simply save some file (containing my XL toolbar settings) from some location and if I ever run into such a situation again, I can simply copy the saved file back into the same folder...
Thanks in advance for your help and BTW would the solution work the same way for different Excel versions or?? My O/S is XP and I use both Excel 2003 (once in a while I also use Excel 97 but that is installed on my other old pc).
I'm using Excel 2010. I have developed a calculator (attached) to make life easier for my colleagues. It works perfectly fine. But one thing keeps bugging me.
In Cell C3 - You have the option to choose "Daily" or "Weekly" (Drop Down). This selection effects your selection for Cell C6.
If you choose Daily in Cell C3 then your options for Cell C6 are restricted to select/enter an amount between £0.00 and £6.00.
If you choose Weekly in Cell C3 then your options for Cell C6 are restricted to select/enter either £0.00 or £12.00.
This works perfect.
However, if I select "Weekly" and then select " £12.00", all my results are perfect which is exactly what I want BUT if I then go back up to C3 and change "Weekly" to "Daily", the £12.00 in C6 remains (though the data validation for "Daily" is restricted to £0.00- £6.00) and all the results are consequently wrong until C6 is changed.
The obvious thing is to delete the £12.00 from Cell C6 or introduce a "clear" button BUT I don't want my colleagues to do this as it leaves the possibility of error and since we are dealing with money, I can't have it.
So what I would love and what would complete this calculator and deem it ready is if every time Cell C3 is selected (i.e. from the drop down list you choose Weekly or Daily) it as a result resets Cell C6 to £0.00.
Calculator 23-06-14.xlsx
I am looking for a macro to hide all toolbars i am using this at the moment
View 4 Replies View RelatedA IT Ordering system has been created using Excel, I am prompted to enable Macros, no problem there. The problem is that when I exit the worksheet using a formulas setup as an exit button, my Excel is displayed with my Toolbars missing. I have been unable right-click at the top and re-add these I am only presented with the option to minimise, close etc. 1. How can I replace my Toolbars? 2. Is there a formula fix so that I can use this worksheet without losing my toolbars?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI use excel 2003 and have maybe 60-70 macros linked to buttons on maybe 6 custom toolbars. The macros are saved on a personal.xls that is saved in the XLStart folder so it will auto start every time I run excel. My excel crashed and my toolbars are all empty nubs and my personal.xls is still in the same folder but does not auto start...did a detect and repair no help...I manually started personal.xls no help...I found a thread that suggested looking for *.xlb didn't find it...a shared file with the same toolbars can be seen by other computers but not mine...
View 6 Replies View RelatedI want a code that removes all toolbars from excel when the .xls file is opened, then restores all toolbars back to their original setting when the .xls file is closed.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI ONLY want to show the status bar, worksheet tabs, horizontal and vertical scroll bars.
I've tried using the code below but the column and row headings will not show on the first sheet i bring up, but it reappears on other sheets. everything else works fine ....
is there any way that i can remove the excel title bar and scrolling tabs so that the excel sheet do not resemble an excel document?
View 2 Replies View RelatedThis code snippet works when executed from a worksheet (it puts Menu Bar back) but returns an error when used in the This Workbook module.
Application.CommandBars("Worksheet Menu Bar").Enabled = True
CommandBars("ToolBar List").Enabled = True
CommandBars("Ply").Enabled = True
I have a procedure that stores the Commandbar names and visibility settings in an array on open. Another procedure hides all Commandbars on open and restores their original visibility settings on close. For some reason the "Standard" and " Formatting" toolbars don't return to visible on close.
My error log says "08/13/07 18:21:37 [QA.xls]MCommandBars.bRemoveMenus(), Error -2147467259: Method 'Visible' of object 'CommandBar' failed". I have tried manually testing the hide/unhide procedure with hard coded settings and checked the correct variables are being sent and all seems to be correct.
I am pretty confident that the procedure to store settings is correct but have included the code just in case, also just noticed the "Standard" and "Formatting" toolbars are the only two visible at programme start.
Public gsaMenus() As String
Public Function bMenuSettings() As Boolean
Const sSOURCE As String = "bMenuSettings()"
Dim bReturn As Boolean
Dim iCounter As Integer
Dim cbrMenu As office.CommandBar
I have a custom toolbar created in a workbook. I have coded my workbook so that the full screen is displayed, removing the title bars, status bars etc
Application.DisplayFullScreen = True
However, there is still another menu option I am not able to remove. It is the "Add or Remove Buttons" and when you click that the "Customize..." button also is enabled.
I looked up some code on microsoft and only found code in office97 that gave me errors in 2003:
Sub DisableCustomize()
Application.CommandBars("Tools").Controls("&Customize...").Delete
CommandBars("Toolbar List").Enabled = False
End Sub
The quote from the site says "To prevent others from changing the menus and toolbars in a custom application, remove or turn off the Customize option on the Tools menu and turn off the Toolbar List shortcut menu."
I get an error saying invalid procedure when I run that.
how to disable the button or prevent users from choosing it?
I find (what look like) two extra toolbars have appeared at the top (below the standard and formatting toolbars) and to the left of my worksheet.
They have lines, dots and little boxes with an x or - in them, depending if you click on them or not. The +/- box function seems to be to make columns appear and disappear.
How did I turn this function on and more importantly, how do I turn it off?
I created 3 custom toolbars. I want toolbar A to be visible only in Workbook A.xls, toolbar B to be visible only in Workbook B.xls and toolbar C to be visible only in Workbook C.xls. while Workbooks A,B, and C are open at the same time. I use Workbook A to automatically open Workbooks B and C.
Problem: Since I'm openning the Workbooks automatically it only keeps the Toolbar C visible on all Woksheets.
I included the following code in the This Workbook Object on each Workbook:
For Workbook A:
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Application.CommandBars("A").Visible = True
Application.CommandBars("B").Visible = False
Application.CommandBars("C").Visible = False
End Sub
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
Application.CommandBars("A").Visible = False
Application.CommandBars("B").Visible = False
Application.CommandBars("C").Visible = False..............................