I found out that using Enum one can have a dropdown box to choose from when inserting a parameter in a function.
But how can I have the same user-defined constant in more then one Enum? It works with standard VBA variables like vbEmpty, so why not with self made constants?
I tried this which gives the error: Ambiguous name detected
Code:
Private Const vbTest = 99 ''' = Ambiguous name detected !!!
Enum eTest1 '''gives 3 choices
vbEmpty ''' = standard VBA 1
vbLong ''' = standard VBA 3
vbTest ''' not in VBA, so I would assign 99 to it
End Enum
Trying to convert an Excel 2003 macro to work in Excel 2007.
The problem line is
Dim MyDataObject As DataObject
I suspect the problem is a Missing Reference, but I cannot figure out which one. I have the same ones (in 2007) as 2003 except for one which is not showing
Microsoft Forms 2.0 Object Library
Is this the one it needs? It is called something else in 2007?
The ones I do have ticked are
Visual Basic For Applications Microsoft Excel 12.0 Object Library OLE Automation Microsoft Office 12.0 Object Library Microsoft ADO Ext. 2.8 for DDL and Security Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.8 Library Microsoft Scripting Runtime Microsoft XML v2.6
I am using Microsoft Excel 2010 and Microsoft VBA 7.0 on my system. I would like to eventually create a PowerPoint and insert charts generated in the Excel workbook. In the meantime, I cannot get the basic PowerPoint created.
The line in red is highlighted blue when the compile error "User-defined type not defined" message box appears.
Public Sub TryAgain() Dim myPowerPoint As PowerPoint.Application ' ' do nothing for now 'End Sub
I have set the references such that Microsoft Project 14.0 Object Library is indeed checked. The Excel file only contains this code in a module. All sheets are blank. Nothing else is written yet.
I am trying to capture with Worksheet Change a command bar action like paste but I am getting an error :
“User-Defined type not defined”
Do I need a library of sort in References ??
Public Sub Right_Click()
Dim oControl As CommandBarControl
For Each oControl In CommandBars("Cell").Controls Debug.Print oControl.Caption If oControl.Caption = "&Paste" Then oControl.OnAction = "MyPaste" End If Next oControl
When I try to complile my VBA project, I get the following error "User-defined type not defined" but the compiler doesn't point to any line.
I remember what I did last was to rename a form and a Module, but I replaced their old names in all my code with the new ones ... Does this have anything to do with the error I am getting ?
Sub Test() Const cURL = "Website Here" 'Enter the web address here Const cUsername = "XXXXXX" 'Enter your user name here Const cPassword = "XXXXXX" 'Enter your Password here
Dim IE As InternetExplorer Dim doc As HTMLDocument Dim LoginForm As HTMLFormElement
[Code] .......
I get the error User Defined type not defined on line:
Code: Dim IE As InternetExplorer
Do I need to use references? Is there a quick fix for this?
I have code that works for a particular website but I am having trouble making it work for others. This code seems more flexible than the other code:
Code: Option Explicit
Public Sub Press_Button()
'make sure you add references to Microsoft Internet Controls (shdocvw.dll) and 'Microsoft HTML object Library. 'Code will NOT run otherwise.
[Code] ........
My end goal is to log on to several websites and pull data out of tables on the websites back into excel so that I can have a one stop shop instead of logging into many websites manually.
This code works fine when I use it, but not when a co-worker uses it on his PC. The code and VBA references are the same. He gets the "User-Defined Type not defined" error. I'm wondering if there is an Outlook setting that may blow this up.
the code was working on his PC and then it stopped though no changes were made to the code. That's why I think it may be blocked by an Outlook setting.
Set appOutLook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set MailOutLook = appOutLook.CreateItem(olMailItem) MailOutLook.Subject = "E-mail"
I've made a macro that inserts an entire new row above a specified cell, then updates each column of that row using offset.value and various constants and inputbox variables. Works great so far, unless I try to apply a validation rule to one of the cells.
The code I'm using to add the validation works okay when referring to a specific cell by reference e.g:
With Range("A1").Validation
etc...
However, when I change it thusly:
With Sheet2.Range("LastRow").Offset(-1, 5).Validation .Add Type:=xlValidateList, AlertStyle:=xlValidAlertStop, Operator:= _ xlBetween, Formula1:="=Departments" .IgnoreBlank = True .InCellDropdown = True End With
It doesn't like that one bit.
This is part of a private Sub attached to a button in the same sheet. I've had a scan through the archives looking for validation threads, but couldn't find anything that refers to problems with offsets (if indeed that is the problem here).
I have a userForm (Form1) that contains a persons name that I would like to reference in a separate UserForm (Form2). In the separate UserForm (Form2) I need to reference this persons name many times, so I was wondering if there was a was to declare this name in the separate UserForm (Form2) as a constant. Only thing is that a constant, to the best of my knowledge, must be an expression and not a variable. Mainly, I'm trying to avoid declaring the myName variable in each Sub within Form2, which it will be needed for a ton of Sub's.
Code for Form2: Const myName As String = Form1.txtName.Value
I'm having trouble getting a User Defined formula to work. I received an email containing a User Defined formula for SUMCOLOR and COUNTCOLOR. The first sums all the values in like-colored cells, and the second counts all the cells of like-color in a given range. The VB code for the module is as follows:
Possibility of creating "on measure" functions for the necessities of every customer, but I have some things to ask in merit and I hope that you can answer to me:
- which are the differences between a User Defined Function and a Macro? - also User Defined Function is written in Visual Basic?
Function Allocation(LOB As Integer, CostCenter as Integer) As String If LOB = 00 And CostCenter <> 8300 Then Allocation = "Yes" ElseIf LOB = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Then Allocation = "No"
I have created a custom add-in with custom functions and am trying to make it user friendly for other users. By running the following macro I can add functions to different categories, but I was wondering if there was a way to do this automatically so that anyone that adds this add-in will have the functions show up in the proper category without having to manually run this macro.
My goal is a macro that exports a .txt file where the user selects desired rows (strains, not necessarily contiguous), header columns (collection data), and a single sequence column. The output format (called fasta) is:
My question is about creating User-Defined Data Types. Is there ANY way possible i can create a User-Defined Data Type that declares a variable of another User-Defined Data Type instead of the Pre-Defined User Types like String, Integer, etc?
The following explains my problem in more detail.
I know to create a User-Defined Data Type at the top of the module before any procedures. Like this:
This is what I'm trying to achieve: Display a list box (or any other appropriate form/active X control) to get input from the users which is usually a list of several terms. Once they've input the list, upon clicking 'OK' it should add them all to Col. B.
The above request WILL be a good solution, but if there is an advanced solution to this for eg., something like a list box with buttons, for instance: click on 'Articles' and it populates 'a,' 'an,' & 'the, click on 'Prepositions' and it populates all the pre-fed prepositions, etc. that would be PERFECT!
I am stepping through a sub in module one that for some reason keeps jumping to a user defined function in another module. I've checked and and the function isn't being called.
What I need is a Macro that will allow the user to enter a date (ex: 2/14/2008) and then look in column H for any dates prior to the user entered date and higlight the corresponding cell in Column A.
I created the macro below from one in another workbook of mine and when I run it, I get a Run-Time error '13' Type Mismatch. When I go to Debug this code is highlighted in yellow: lookVal = InputBox("Securitization Date")
How can this be fixed to accept a date entry in the Input Box?
Sub SecuritzationDate() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim lookVal As Long lookVal = InputBox("Securitization Date")
For i = 2 To Range("H" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row If Range("H" & i).Value < lookVal Then Range("A" & i).Interior.ColorIndex = 40 End If Next i Application.ScreenUpdating = True
I need to create a business days calendar consisnting of two columns start_date and end_date. Start_date is today (always a work day), end_date column will have to be start_day +1 day, start_day +2 days, start_day +7 days, start_day +30 days, and so on till + 3600 days. Every end_date must fall on a business day, or the first following business day if it is falls on a WE. Assume I know all holidays for the next 10 years. I could use Workdays or other built in function, the trouble is they all assume Sat and Sun as WE, my WEs are FRI and SAT! I tried to write a UDF but I'm failing miserably with too many ifs and elses,
Say I have written three user defined functions: first(a,b,c); second(a,b,c);third (a,b,c), which all give value for a,b,c inputs. How do I write a VBA program that uses the functions above? Say the code is called Combine(), after the user have typed in the value of a,b,c, the function Combine=first+second+third.
I just hit F5 and use it in Excel with no problem. This time a person who developed the function had me install it as Add-In. I do not know if it is supposed to give any advantages (versus simply typing function in VBE window + activating it by hitting F5 key), but the function works extremely slowly. Is this Add-In
