I have the following VBA in the attatched spreadsheet (seperated so I could upload)
The only problem that I have is that I cannot stop the loop, it constantly keeps going round in a circle.
What im wanting to do is when the Date checked is the End date and the End Time has been checked, to move onto the next row and do it again until it gets to row 40.
Sub Calculate()
Dim CellNo As Integer
Dim CurrentDate As Date
Dim StartDate As Date
Dim EndDate As Date
Dim theDate As String
Dim c As Range
Dim i As Integer
Dim addDate As Integer
Dim DaysHoursSick As Date
Dim StartWorkTime As Date
Dim EndWorkTime As Date
Dim endmarker As String
I've only got this VBA working really under Wednesday so I can make sure it is right before adding it onto the other dates,
If TempWaarde1 <> TempWaarde2 Then ListBox1.AddItem TempWaarde1 End If
Posi = Posi + 1 Wend
What I'm trying to achief is to fill a listbox with all values in the first column of the active sheet, but avoiding double entry's if they're on the row after the 1st one. When I execute this in my Userform_Initialize, Excel hangs like the while-wend loop is never finishing, while i'm sure there is no more data in the 1st column after 200 rows or so.
I've used a loop in one of my macros and the loop goes on endlessly. I've been trying to come up witha way to overcome this problem but with no luck till now. knowing that I'm new to VBA i decided to turn to the big guns at mr.exxcel to help me out. Here's the code i have. Any alternatives to this would be VERY VERY VERY USEFUL!!!
Sub smalloops() Dim i As Integer Dim compliant As Integer Dim noncompliant As Integer
compliant = 0 noncompliant = 0 For i = 1 To 60
Do Until Cells(i, 2) = ("RECOMMENDATIONS")
Do While Cells(i, 3) 0 If Cells(i, 7) = 1 Then compliant = compliant + 1 ElseIf Cells(i, 7) = 2 Then.................
Having another problem with the same macro that has been giving me trouble for a week now. Now, the macro will run, but after it finishes, excel stops responding. Is this because the macro continues to run indefinitely.
I have a multi-sheet workbook. The first sheet is a summary of results from the rest of the workbook. I would like this summary sheet to auto-refresh itself each time the sheet is activated. The VBA code triggered by the Worksheet/Activate event feeds some parameters out to other sheets, then copies back the results to the summary sheet of the workbook.
While doing so, it keeps "reactivating" the first sheet, causing it to get into an endless loop that is triggered by the Worksheet/Activate event. Essentially, I'd like the Worksheet/Activate event to go dormant for 15 seconds or so each time it is triggered.
I have a very long routine, looping through 35,000-ish rows several times to detect and delete unwanted items. Occasionally, it gets locked into an endless loop and CTRL+Break will not stop it - I have to kill Excel through the Task Manager.
How can I find out where the endless loop is so I can detect what's causingit and fix it?
I have loops working in other loops. The macro is almsot working well. It does the calculation i want but it fails to stop a loop, because of that, the macro can't run the next main loop (c), which is to move to the next cell where the calculations must be run.
I attach a file. the troubleshooting macroation is Sub Itiration.
The code of this macro are bellow. Basically, the loop using d as counter run into an endless loop. I don't how to stop this loop without affecting the results which are calculated correctly.
Sub Itiration() Dim CurCell As Object Dim TempSum As Double Dim d As Integer
For c = 3 To Cells(3, 4) If Cells(11, c) > 0 Then For i = 1 To Cells(10, c) Do
This simple coding should repeat this four times: first ask user to input data in Textbox2.Text and then Textbox3.Text until user presses Cancel. --> x 4
But it don't seem to exit the Do Loop
For j = 1 To 4
i = 1
Data1 = TextBox2.Text Cells(i, j).Value = Data1
Do
n2 = TextBox3.Text
If Cells(i, j).Value <> "" Then Do i = i + 1 Loop Until Cells(i, j).Value = "" End If
If Cells(i, 1).Value = Range("A1") Then Cells(i, 1).Select
End If Next i
End Sub
And I was wondering if there was a way to end the Sub as soon as it gets to the Cell with the “A1” value in it as opposed to just continuing through all the rows to the end of the sheet even after the right value has been found?
I've modified some code to perform a loop which creates a new worksheet for each item in a pivot table Page By field (EmpName), copying and pasting values for the displayed pivot table with each name selected. Everything is working fine until it gets done with the last item in the list, at which point I get a Run Time Error 1004, "Unable to Get Properties of the Worksheet Class".
I want the MsgBox to pop up at the end, stating how many sheets have been added.
Sub Loop_PivotItems() 'Turn off screen updating Application.ScreenUpdating = False 'Store the sheet with the Pivot Table Piv_Sht = ActiveSheet.Name 'Loop through every PivotItem in the PageField (Filter) of the Pivot Table
I have some code which, which I have modified it to create check boxes for all rows of data, but when I run it, it begins to wipe out the data, and create an endless column of numbers and check boxes. Here is the code:
Sub SelectCell() Application. ScreenUpdating = False Dim Z As Range Set Z = Cells(1, 1).EntireColumn. Find("*", SearchDirection:=xlPrevious) For i = 2 To Z Range("A" & i) = i Set cll = Range("A" & i).Offset(0, 1) For Each shp In ActiveSheet.Shapes If Left(shp.Name, 8) = "CheckBox" And shp.TopLeftCell.Address = cll.Address Then shp.Delete Exit For.......................
I have tried to set it to recognize how many rows are filled with number, give that to variable Z and then apply the code but it simply does not work.
In my main macro I have a line that makes it jump into a timer subroutine that starts the main macro every 30 seconds. However, I also have a line in the main macro that makes it jump into another subroutine at 2pm everyday that sends out emails. The problem is that if the timer starts the main macro again before the sending emails subroutine finishes, then it will only finish sending a portion of the emails before it jumps back into the main macro. Is there any way to stop my main macro once it recognizes that it needs to jump into the email sending subroutine, or a way to at least stop the timer subroutine?
the part of my code the jump into the sending emails subroutine and the timer subroutine look like this so far:
If timevalue(now()) >= timevalue("14:00:00") And timevalue(now()) < timevalue("14:00:31") _ Then DAILY_REPORT End If StartTimer
A good number of years ago I used a line of code at the beginning and the end of a macro to keep the spreadsheet from moving until the macro was finished. At the close it moved if a movement was necessary.
how do i stop a sheet from being printed and add an error message/ dialogue box saying this sheet cannot be printed, view only etc etc. this to appear when they goto the print option in the menus.
I am using a code to transfer data from one sheet to another using the VBA below. The only problem I am having is it is copying the conditional formatting as well which I don't want it to do as it is already set up in the sheet it is copying to. How can I stop this?
Code: Sub MONTHLY_UPDATE_TextBox2_Click()Dim rRehab As Long, i As Long Dim wsRehab As Worksheet Set wsRehab = Worksheets("AUG")
I have event procedures for the following form events: Before update, After Update, On Open, On Load and On Activate and I have added a breakpoint to every event.
However, despite breakpoints in all these pieces of code the form opens and closes without the code stopping to allow me to debug by manually stepping through the code.
Have I done something fundamentally wrong, I'm still a newbie at VBA?
I'm using Application OnTime to fire a procedure every 30 mins. It works great, but the workbook tries to reopen itself when i close it (but not if i close excel entirely). I assume this is because I haven't stopped it anywhere. So I put a call to a procedure that has: Application.OnTime RunWhen, cRunWhat, , False
In the "Workbook_BeforeClose" event. This doesn't solve the problem. What am I missing?
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean) StopTimer End Sub
Private Sub Workbook_Open() StartTimer End Sub
(module1)
Public RunWhen As Double Public Const cRunIntervalSeconds = 1800 ' thirty mins Public Const cRunWhat = "dothis"...............................
I am trying to stop this code from re-occurring at the end of the spreadsheet. There are two constants that will always appear as text, one is "blank" and the other is "Grand Total". I would prefer to use "Blank" if possible. The spread sheet varies in size from day to day. I have a range right now in use up to A700. I did this because when I originally put in a column formula, it ran until 20000 + rows down. Can someone please provide me with a formula that stops this code once it reaches the bottom of my spread sheet?
I have a textbox in a user form that I'm using as a way for someone to view what I've written but not for them to write in. Is there a way to easily disable them from writing in the text box?
I'm having a problem with the screen flickering whenever a different cell is selected due to a ComboBox. I searched the forums and wasn't able to find any code that helped my problem. The fact that I wouldn't know where to insert the proper code to fix it even if I could find it doesn't help. That's why I assume the "optional code" listed at the end that I found online does not work properly because it probably isn't in the right spot. Here's the
Is there a way in which I can get excel not to run any formulas until I run some sort of command or click a button in order to tell it to?
For example, I have two sheets, one sheet has raw data entered manually into each cell, the other sheet has a large amount of formulas to calculate totals from this raw data. But every time a number is entered into a cell in the raw data sheet Excel says 'Calculating Cells', I want to be able to enter all my raw data, then go to my totals sheet and execute all my formulas.
I have a very simple userform that i'm using to allow users to name their 'location'
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() ActiveWorkbook.Unprotect If Me.TextBox1.Value = "" Then Beep MsgBox "Please give your location a name" TextBox1.SetFocus Else Sheets("Template").Visible = True Sheets("Template").Copy Before:=Sheets(1) ActiveSheet.Name = TextBox1.Value Sheets("Template").Visible = False
ActiveWorkbook.Protect Unload Location
End If
End Sub
As i'm sure you've already guessed, there is nothing stopping a user from trying to rename the new sheet with an existing name. Is there anyway of checking the entry and workbook for duplicated enteries?
Everytime that I insert a row into a worksheet which a number of formulae refer to, those formulae get updated automatically in such a way that it is not in my favour. The formulae refer to rows 2:2000 on a number of different columns. Adding a new row shifts the references to 3:2001. I presume that I can stop this from happening
Example:
= SUMPRODUCT(('List of DD Donors'!E2:E2000)*('List of DD Donors'!F2:F2000='DD Tally'!E6)*IF(DATEDIF(('List of DD Donors'!G2:G2000)-1,DATE(2006,3,31),"m")>12,12,DATEDIF(('List of DD Donors'!G2:G2000)-1,DATE(2006,3,31),"m")))
changes to...
=SUMPRODUCT(('List of DD Donors'!E3:E2001)*('List of DD Donors'!F3:F2001='DD Tally'!E6)*IF(DATEDIF(('List of DD Donors'!G3:G2001)-1,DATE(2006,3,31),"m")>12,12,DATEDIF(('List of DD Donors'!G3:G2001)-1,DATE(2006,3,31),"m")))
