I have a worksheet whereby many of the rows are hidden. These rows were initialy hidden by means of scipts ( I have numerous scripts to hide data under various criteria) eg: Scripts which hide rows based on cell count, cell color, cell data information etc...
Now that I am able to veiw only the information that i want to see.. is it possible to create a script which selects cells only from rows which are visible? I have created a Named range begining from E:12 to G:500 called "Select_EFG"
Uing the example below, how could I select the cell data from the visible rows (12, 30, 34, 35, 50 etc... up to row 500.) from this Named Range (columns E:12, G:500) .... and paste this information in Sheet 2 Row5 columnC
I need to write a macro where i need to copy set of rows from few columns of an excel sheet to another set of columns in same sheet . My excel looks something like this...
Product F1020 F1023 F1025 F1120 F1123 F1125
[code].....
Now when i filter this table for Product PR01 only rows 1,3,4 will be visible while the other rows remains hidden
I WANT TO COPY ROWS COMING UNDER COLUMNS
F1120 F1123 F1125
TO
F1020 F1023 F1025
when i use the code
Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Copy
i get to select ones those are visible but i am not sure how i can PASTE them to rows visible under column f1020 to f1025
I am trying to do some thing simple, but i causes me a lot of problem in several areas. I am using the
sheets( range("c5")).select
to simply select the sheet that is named in cell c5 on the current sheet. can anyone give me a correct way to accomplish this that I can use in other applications that i come accross?
Based on if the value in col A contains the characters "TT" I want to select the range starting with this cell and ending at the end at the end of the row I'm using (.End(xlRight) and then merge these cells, change colors etc. And then looping this through a 'range' so that it only occurs where the values occur. I can amend various cells based on this idea, but am unable to identify the range and then merge the cells.
Need to correct code to resize all visible rows on a sheet based only on the text in the visible columns. I have tried the below code but when it resizes it is using the largest amount of text in the rows including that in the hidden columns.
I wish to remove the page headers that were imported along with the raw data. Here's the code I've been using.
Column_To_Check = 3 Start_Row = 1 End_Row = ActiveSheet. Cells(Start_Row, Column_To_Check).CurrentRegion.Rows.Count MsgBox End_Row Search_String = "." For Row_Counter = Start_Row To End_Row If ActiveSheet.Cells(Row_Counter, Column_To_Check).Value <> Search_String Then ActiveSheet.Rows(Row_Counter).Delete Row_Counter = Row_Counter - 1 End If Next Row_Counter End Sub
When I import the data from the text file, there are 3 dimensions separated by a period in the same field. I.E: ABC.DEF.GHI and I use the break points to seperate as such: ABC|.|DEF|.|GHI|. Therefore, all rows that contain data also contain a period in cell C, but headers don't.
I have a company with upto 5 products, and I have created a dropdown box where you select your product.
When I select product 1 i would need info on product 1 , when i select product 2 I need info on product 1 and 2 and continue. so for product 5 -i need info on product 1-5.
I tried to add all info on excel and tried to delete it one by one by deleting rows in excel for products but it does not work.
I'm having a problem moving the cell cursor 2 rows down once I find my LastRow (see LastRow code below). My problem is I need to move down 2 VISIBLE Rows down and I'm running into it moving 2 Rows down whether they are Visible or Hidden? If Row 50 is my LastRow, and I have it move 2 rows down, if Row 52 is Hidden, it still moves to Row 52 which can't be seen by the user after I do my stuff to that row? I can't unhide any hidden rows for other reasons. Is there a way to have the cursor move down 2 VISIBLE Rows instead of 2 Rows regardless?
The code I use to select the LastRow is:
LastRow = Cells(4000, 8).End(xlUp).Row I move down 2 more rows using:
Cells(LastRow + 2, 8).Select 'Then I do some stuff here for the user, so it can't be a hidden row
This throws up error when the selection does not has any visible cells. Is there a way to check the selection for visible cells before executing this command.
I use this to read cell content, add some text/characters (ie. [ and ]) and change the properties of the complete cell
Sub COMMENT() Worksheets("DVD Lijssie").Activate If ActiveCell.Value 0 Then ' Change all in to ... ... ... ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = ActiveCell.Value & " " & "]" & " " & "[" With ActiveCell.Font .Name = "Arial Narrow" .Size = 8 .ColorIndex = 16 End With End If End Sub HOW can I change this vba-code so it leave's the content of the cell like it is and add some content with the use of let's say TexBox1 and ONLY use different font properties for the newely added content?
I need a macro to start at cell A11 and select across 10 columns and down to the Lastrow (last row with any data).
There are hidden columns after column D so it CANNOT have any columns hardcoded except for column A.
This selection then needs to be set as a single print area to print out on 1 page. I have already set Rows 1-10 as a title area to print at the top of each page.
Code i currently have is:
[Code] .......
I just need it to now go across 10 visible columns and set as a single print area.
I have a worksheet where I first filtered, then hid some columns. Used to be that I just highlighted the area I wanted copied, clicked the select visible cells button that I put on my toolbar, ctrl c and ctrl v into a new worksheet and only the visible cells would be copied. Now the button isn't working because when I ctrl v into the new worksheet, it shows the hidden columns also.
I am trying to make a dynamic chart with a drop down/cell selection. I have a table with names vs. months. Each name/month has an associated value. I want to display a bar chart that I select with a drop down. i.e. If I select January, the chart will show january's data. If I select February, february's. Etc.
I tried to set my series values as: =indirect($C$1) where C1 is the entry cell for the month and the value corresponds to a named range. I get an error that says "That function is not valid."
When I try to put just the named range, excel highlights the correct range but then tells me that "the formula you typed contains an error. Try one of the following..."
i am working on a userform that contains several controls one of which is a textbox ,everything is fine except that i need to know which textbox property to use in order to highlight the text writen inside the textbox, i know "setfocus" but thats not excatly what i need, i need to highlight the text inside the textbox.
example:
"textbox.setfocus" sets the focus onto the textbox without highlighting its content what i need is:
"textbox.ur suggestion" sets the focus onto the textbox & highlight its content, this way i will no longer have to clear the text using the backspace key to write another text
Formula/macro/etc that would enable me to have content of a cell changed based on the content of another cell in the same row.
Example: cell in column D says "PSA" - so I would need the cell in column H for that same row to read "Radio"
I would need an entire sheet scanned to review for these occurrences and make the appropriate changes. I also would need the formula to be inclusive enough to scan for variations in column D cell content (PSA 1, PSA 2, etc).
1. I have to hide rows using checkboxes 2. I have to copy visible rows (not marked ones) to another sheet in the same workbook. So far i have managet to creat this code for hiding/sowing rows:
I have a matrix with numbers that each cell is composed by a function of two parameters (two columns). The formula is
"=COUNTIFS(T2:T99,"15",V2:V99,"14")",
So it's counts when in one cell column I receive 15 and in the other 14. For instance, I receive the number 3 - so I have three rows that match (the first column with 15 and the second with 14).
I want, when I select the cell from the matrix (table) with the number 3 (that I receive from the formula) it will highlight the relevant rows..
What would a macro look like that would find the value in the cell of the last row in the A column, then set that as the selection criteria so macro could copy all rows that match that to another workbook?
In a particular sheet the data (with formulae) are present from rows E5:Q5000. I require a macro which automatically does the following:
- When user enters “submitted” in the row Column N, entire rows above that cell should be selected, and copy-pasted as values to remove all formulas. So if user enters “submitted”, at N31, then data set E5:Q31 should be selected and copy pasted special so as to retain only values.
-Finally the copy pasted data should be sorted as per the status of Column N.
For a table like the one below produced for the sake of example (actual is much much bigger) I want to make it list rows that are true for a certain column for a certain variable in the matrix. So for say water terrain, which types of activity can I do i.e. swimming. Or for Offroad the activites which I can't do i.e. Run and Swim.
ActivityWaterRoadOffroad Jog nym Run nyn Walk nyy Swim ynn y=yes n=no m=maybe
I need to insert a formula to count only the visible rows in a database. I currently have =row()-6 etc. but when I hide certain rows they are included in the count. What formula can I use to ignore the hidden rows and only show the live rows?
I have a sheet with a couple thousand rows of data. I need to calculate the subtotal sum for the first 50 rows of auto-filtered data. I can't seem to figure out the formula that I would need to have to do this automatically. If for example my filtered data the 50th visible row is row 1300, currently i can write a formula "SUBTOTAL(9,Q1:Q1300) but if the filtering changes I would have to go and change the formula to replace Q1300 with QX, where X is the new 50th visible row number. I know there must be at least one way to do it automatically but it seems to be beyond my current skill level.