Stop Warning When Deleting Sheets
Sep 12, 2007Is there a way (via Menues and or VBA) to cancel the pop-up of the Alert Window when the user deletes a sheet(s) ?
(I mean sheets that contain Data)
Is there a way (via Menues and or VBA) to cancel the pop-up of the Alert Window when the user deletes a sheet(s) ?
(I mean sheets that contain Data)
I need to stop users from adding and deleting sheets in a workbook
My idea was obviously to disable the command bars to add or delete sheets in open event and then put back in before close.
But then i thought...whats stopping them from right clicking the sheet tab and inserting a sheet, can i remove that menu to...?
I also wasnt sure if there were short cut keys to add or delete sheets.?
Some of my users use excel alot so i want to account for an tips they know that i might not.
I have a macro here that turns exported text into delimited text, but it keeps prompting the user "Do you want to replace the cells"...can I somehow automatically bypass this prompt and always say yes?
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Unfortunately, I can not protect the all sheet or workbook (Requirement). So even if the cells are protected by "Validation", any user can delete the cells using the key DELETE or BACKSPACE on the keyboard !
VBA Macro (which could be activate at each change on the sheet for example...) ? or if it's possible to avoid cells deleting with the "Validation" in the Excel Data menu ?
If it's a macro, it would do :
1 ) see if a user is pushing DELETE or BACKSPACE on the keyboard
2 ) see if the cell contains formulas
3 ) if yes, make a box appears to say that is not possible to delete this cell
4 ) return on the Excel sheet without changes
I'm trying to get a macro to work that will delete a number of worksheets that are located in between a sheet called 'start' and one called 'end'
I have got this code - which deletes both 'start' & 'end' too, i've been struggling to get it to work so it doesn't
Code:
Sub Macro_delete_worksheets()
Dim i As Long
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
[Code]...
Stop sheets switching. I have a simple autofill macro
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Option Explicit
Sub rbaOpenAll()
Dim x As Integer
Dim WB As String
Dim wbk As Workbook
For x = 1 To 100
WB = "G:ClaimsXtenTESTRBARBA " & x & ".xls"
On Error Resume Next
Set wbk = Workbooks.Open(Filename:=WB)
Worksheets("Current Rules - 1").Activate..............
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the sheet name is a number entered through an inputbox and "Average"
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i have a procedure that imports data & splits it by staff name, creating a separate sheet for each person
i wanted to ensure if the code was run twice it wouldn't throw up errors trying to name sheets with names already used, so used the following code to delete all sheets apart from the 2 sheets containing my base data (sheet names for these are IDs and base data)
Sub ClearUpSheets()
Dim ws As Worksheet
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
For Each ws In Worksheets
If ws.Name <> "control sheet" Or ws.Name <> "IDs" Then ws.Delete
Next ws
Application.DisplayAlerts = True
End Sub
unfortunately, apart from a chart sheet (which i actually want deleted) this code deletes all sheets including the 2 i don't want deleted
I need a simple macro to delete all sheets in a workbook except one that is called "START"
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The following is the code that I have -
Sub Deletesheets()
Dim x As Integer
Application.ScreenUpdating = 0
On Error Resume Next
For x = 1 To Sheets.Count
Sheets(x).Select
I'm hoping to save any sheet that has either CAN or USA the name and delete the rest.
Besides being inefficient, my code errors out because I've got my IF's and ELSE in the wrong place, but I can finagle it to work.
I’m would like to delete some sheets in my workbook using a macro. The problem is that
I won’t know in advance the name of these sheets.
I was thinking using a code like the following one to delete the sheets but the problem is that Excel expect a sheet name at this part of the code since it is expecting the sheet name.
Sub Delete_Active_Diagram()
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Dim i As Integer
Dim strSheetName As String
Dim blnFound As Boolean
strSheetName = "Average Sales Per Week" & "" & Sheets(i + 1).Range("C3")
i = Sheets.Count
For j = 1 To i
If Sheets(j).Name = strSheetName Then
blnFound = True
Exit For
End If
Next
If blnFound = False Then Exit Sub
If blnFound = True Then strSheetName.Delete
End Sub
Is there a way to cope this problem, or should i think about another way to do it. Like selecting each sheet I would like to delete and then delete the selected sheets.
By the way. All the sheets I try to delete a Charts Sheets. Maybe there is a way to delete all the charts in my workbook.
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Sub CreateSheets()
'Written by Barrie Davidson
For Each c In Sheets("FilterList").Range("b2:b74")
Sheets.Add
ActiveSheet.Name = Right(c.Value, 30)
Next c
End Sub
That's working well, so I've tried to modify it so that it will also delete sheets based on the same range. I've gotten it to delete the first item in the range, but then it stops.
For Each c In Sheets("FilterList").Range("b2:b74")
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Worksheets(c.Value).Delete
ActiveSheet.Name = Right(c.Value, 30)
Next c
End Sub
By the way, I don't know what the ActiveSheet.Name = Right(c.Value, 30) line does, but I put it in since it was in the code I was modifying.
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Here is my macro
MyFileName = Sheets("Macros").Range("B1").Value
MyFileNameTwo = Sheets("Macros").Range("B2").Value
Sheets("Blank").Select
Sheets.Add After:=Sheets("Blank")
[Code] .........
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Sheet 1 has 226 Organisation Names
Sheet 2 has 62 Organisation Names
Sheet 3 has 664 Organisation Names
I do not know how to write a Macro, nor d o I know how to write code.
Can someone help with a formular or code? or is there another simple way to do it?
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[Code] .....
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