Macro to CHANGE number of rows “3” to a variable range
(end.xlDown) on the macro below.
Sub GotToRangeResizeCopyPaste()
Application.Goto Reference:="MyRange"
ActiveCell.Resize(3, 10).Select
Selection.Copy
Range("OtherRange").Select
ActiveSheet.Paste
End Sub
I have the following
Cells(c,r) = Range("fa:" & "fa.Offset(0,5)").value
Fa is a code that searches, once it's found something, it then puts that one cell.value into Cells(c,r). it then moves on until the next cell found with the required contence. I need it to put that one cell, and the next 4 columns along side it starting in Cells(r.c)
The problem is, I keep getting a global error. I am sure I have done something like this before, but cannot find it, or remember how i did it.
Range.Resize to an entire row? I have a range variable:
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My question: How can I change the range of a formula with an other cell.
For example: Range: B1=20
MAX(A1:A20)
MAX(A2:A21)
How can I program it such that when I change the value in A1, the range of the formula will change with that value?
how can I resize a from my active cell to a specific cell (eg. L1) and select all the cells in between? I am using this code to select the last cell after my data (active cell is in column A).
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Dim ii As Range
EndRow = MyPL.Range("c" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
Set ii = Range("Data")
q = (EndRow - ii.Rows.Count)
Names("Data").RefersTo = "=" & ii.Resize(ii.rows.count+q, ).address
End Sub
There are 4 lists containing accounting data and within each list the data rows beneath the headers are named ranges.
The parent input list is on the Payments worksheet with headings in A3:R3 and the data rows underneath are a named range entitled Payments.
The child lists contain formulas to pull the required information from the parent Payments list. These lists are identically sized and headed with headers in A1:K1. The data rows underneath the headings are named ranges entited Debits, Credits and VAT. The worksheets on which each resides have the same names.
I am looking for a way to automatically contract / expand the child lists as each row is added / deleted from the parent Payments list, ie so each list always contains the same number of rows.
The formulas already within the child lists will then ensure that the apprpriate data is copies to them from the parent Payments list.
the named range Payments will always contain at least a single row to ensure the retention of the required formulas and validation.
Note also please that there is a macro which automatically resizes the range Payments to a single row when a command button is pressed.
I would like to click on my chart, which then gets resized automatically depending on its current size.
Situation:
My main macro creates various charts, all of them I connect to the macro "chartMakro". After the main macro has finished successfully, I can click on such a chart and the macro "chartMakro" is launched, supposedly resizing the chart. unfortunately i do NOT know how to tell the macro which is the active sheet, therefore my macro fails to work.
Question:
When a click on a chart launches a macro, how can I tell the macro which chart called it?
'appending a macro to a chart
' MAIN MACRO
'[...]
activeChart.ChartArea.Select
ActiveWindow.Visible = False
Selection.OnAction = "chartMakro"............
I am a novice user and not very familiar with Macros or VBA. I took a macro I found on contextures and got it to resize comments that already exist. However, I am trying to get it to also create the comment (with no content) if the comment does not already exist, and then resize it. This is what I have so far:
Code:
Sub ResizeCommentsInSelection()
Dim mycell As Range
Dim myRng As Range
Dim lArea As Long
Set myRng = Selection
[code].....
Is there a way to resize the name box, the box directly to the left of the formula bar?
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[Code] .......
I have 3 workbooks, the first one contains the data and the second is the Table1 containing "Normal records" and the third is the Table 2 containing only "900 Records". Tables 1 and 2 will be linked to Access..
Heres my issue.
From workbook 1, I would like to copy data from certain cells that contain data to Table 1
From workbook 1, I would like to copy data from certain cells that contain 900 service records data to Table 2
In workbook 1, I have identified which information i want to keep by using the following formula,
stretch" the userform to fit the height and width fo the screen. I dont want to simply change the height and width of the userform, i want the controls within the userform to stretch with the userform so that it looks the same, just fullscreen. this is what ive found by googling:
VB:
With Application
.WindowState = xlMaximized
Zoom = Int(.Width / Me.Width * 100)
Width = .Width
Height = .Height
End With
however, this just stretches it to match the width of my screen, but doestn consider the height, so that if i have a widescreen vs a square screen it will cut off the bottom of my userform. It would be great if there was a zoom type featur that zooms the vertical and horizontal dimensions seperately... more like a stretch than a zoom.
I need to make rows expand to fit the largest text box within that row. I found the code below online, it works perfectly on the spreadsheet it came on but it doesn't work on my spreadsheet.
Dim cr As Range
Dim ht As Single
Dim mht As Variant
Dim cn As Integer
[Code]....
I would like to scale an image to 124% how do I do that
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Here is my code so far :
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I'm trying to resize the data labels in my chart so that the word Institutional appears on 1 line (It's currently on 2 lines) like the pic below:
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I have to refer to a named range in a macro, but in the beginning I don't know what size it will be. So, in the beginning myRange will always consist of a single cell, which later on will be the 1st cell of the correctly sized range. While the macro runs, the correct size of the range is calculated, and at that point the range has to be resized, say to 'n' rows by 'm' columns, with the original cell as 1st cell.
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