My code below works great all the way to the end. When the last message box comes up, If the user chooses Yes. I want them to be directed to the sheet "C123". But currently it just stays on the sheet that I named "Home".
What am I missing here?
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim iRow As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
Set ws = Worksheets("Log")
'find first empty row in database
iRow = ws.Cells(Rows.Count, 1) _
.End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Row
'check for a Reason Code
If Trim(Me.ComboBox2.Value) = "" Then
Me.ComboBox2.SetFocus
MsgBox "Please enter a reason code and ensure that date is correct!"
Exit Sub
End If
I have 3 Work books - one (WB1) checks its version number against an online record and if they dont match it opens WB2 which then proceeds to download the updated version copy information from WB1 to its self which it then pastes into WB3
WB1 then gets deleted and WB3 Renamed to the old name of WB1
the issue i have is when i open WB2 using the button that also checks for updates on WB1.
WB2's code seems to just stop when it gets to the point of updating WB3 no error messages or nothing it just stops!
I am using Excel 2003 work PC, and when i run this simple code it stops during the loop, I have had this problem a bit its like something is hitting the esc key or ctrl - break. But no keys are being hit or are sticking.
I have closed Excel and created new work book pasted the code in but it still stops at r = r - 1, haven't done a restart yet.
Sub Macro2() Dim r As Integer r = 10 Do Until r = 0 ActiveCell.Value = ("Shut down in " & r) Application.Wait Now + TimeValue("0:00:01") r = r - 1 Loop Application.Quit End Sub
I'm using Excel 2007 and my s/s is 360000 rows deep. To cut+paste formulas+formats from one column to another I'm using the following Sub move_formula_and_formats_from_I_to_L()
Dim cell As Range
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
For Each cell In Range("I1", Cells(Rows.Count, "I").End(xlUp)) With cell If .HasFormula And Not .Offset(1).HasFormula Then .Cut Destination:=.Offset(1, 3) End If End With Next cell
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub The code stops working after 159000 rows and highlights (in yellow) the line: .Cut Destination:=.Offset(1, 3)
I have an Access program that acts as a dashboard to open Excel reports. One of the Excel workbooks opens a form in the Auto_Open routine. My problem is that control is never passed back to access after the form opens. It appears that the code stops executing until the userform is closed. How can I open the excel workbook, show the Excel userform, and continue processing my Access code?
Set XL = Excel.Application With XL .Workbooks.Open FileName:=FileName, ReadOnly:=True . ActiveWorkbook.RunAutoMacros xlAutoOpen End With XL.Visible = True
' Excel Code Sub Auto_Open() Unload UserForm1 UserForm1.Show ' The code get "stuck" right here End Sub
I am attempting to show a User Form during the forms Initialize code. I Load the form after extracting data from a SQL Server database. The code that Loads the form is returned to after the form closes. The problem is that when I run through the Initialize code where criteria decides whether the form is actually shown to the user. If the criteria is not met there are no issue, but if the criteria is met, then the form is opened and the rest of the Initialize code is not stepped through. As there are many If Then and a Select Case and a couple With...'s I need the rest of the Initialized code to be stepped through so after the form is closed by the user and the original code which Loaded the form is returned to I do not get an error.
Oh and the big problem is that I am not getting an error message during this, the Load code is actually repeated because when the original code is actually returned to is returned on the Load UserForm code.
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() Dim i As Integer, Endofdata As Integer, wsheet3 As Worksheet, wbBook As Workbook Dim wsSheet As Worksheet, c As Variant, gTotal As Long, Score As String, g3000 As Long Dim gTotalAdd As Integer
On Error Goto ErrorHandler: Application. ScreenUpdating = False 'cmbIDCountry.ColumnCount = 2 Set wbBook = ThisWorkbook Set wsheet3 = wbBook.Worksheets("UpdateDetails") Set wsSheet = wbBook.Worksheets("Data") ....................
I usually just use macros to clean up Data from non-excel sources. So I wrote a macro to do this, but the process requires a date to be added, so attempted to do this via an input box. The input box works, but the code doesn't, clicking the button to which the macro is bound spits out an error 91 (object out of bounds?) when it hits the search function right after the inputbox code. Both bits work as intended separately, so I guess it's just some moronic formatting error on my behalf.
The background is there are about 40 people who use a Excel based program that contains a pivot and a bunch of other tools that they use on a regular basis, this set of tools has a version number. In this excel workbook, it has a function that looks on the network drive that we have and checks the local version vs the version on our network drive, if its wrong, then the user gets a popup stating your tools are out of date, would you like to update, then they click yes and I have these lines of code
Public Function GetNewTools() Dim MyFullName As String
'Turn off alerts Application.DisplayAlerts = False
'Open the new version of tools Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ "Network DriveUpdate.xlsm"
End Function
The update file has this code that executes on fileopen in the thisworkbook section by calling the following sub
The main issue we're running into is near the very end, the code never makes it to "TEST 2". After the first workbooks close, the code just stops running. No crashes, errors, freezes, anything. It just stops running and never makes it to the second msg box.
I have built a small userform with 3 fields. The macro ran OK first few times. Now, when user enters data in the form and clicks OK nothing happens. I found that repeated clicking on OK or Cancel button on form had no effect. I then observed that VBA editor was open and the yellow cursor was displayed on the first code line under cmdOK_click procedure. The code line was also highlighted in yellow. There are no errors to debug and no break points etc. When I clicked the Run (or Continue) icon from the VBA toolbar, the macro completed OK. Question: Why is the macro pausing on the first line and how can I make it run without pausing for no apparent reason.
I have a Userform that allows a user to select a year eg (2007) from a listbox called yearbox where Yearbox.Value = AddYear. When the user Presses 'OK' the following code runs: ...
I have a textbox from the drawing toolbar. When someone changes a cell then clicks in the textbox, Worksheet_Change does not run. If they double click in the cell, that's OK I can capture that event and protect the sheet, stopping them clicking in it. But if they just start typing in the cell, I can't capture that. I have seen some API code which captures keypresses, but it is not practical to use as it loops repeatedly. I could lock the textbox and have the user do something to unlock it, but this is a last resort.
I have a spread sheet which has a number of protected cells so that they user can tab only on required cells to enter data. At times some of the rows are hidden however pressing "TAB" will continue to tab through on the cells within the Hidden Rows. Is it possible to only TAB through Cells which are visible?
i ran some tests and it was working good only doing folders with ~100 files. i tried running the macro on all the files (~70,000), but I ran into problems with the computer going into standby while I was away. I tried running a batch of 3000 files and it completed, but only got up to around ~400 out of ~3000 records. Maybe, it stops cause of code related inefficiencies?
I have this macro which sits in the workbook module:
Code: Private Sub Workbook_SheetSelectionChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Excel.Range) Static OldRng As Range
On Error Resume Next If Application.CutCopyMode = xlCopy Or Application.CutCopyMode = xlCut Then OldRng.EntireColumn.FormatConditions(1).Delete OldRng.EntireRow.FormatConditions(1).Delete
[Code] .......
It's used to highlight the selected/active row.
But, as soon as I run another macro, it simply stops working entirely and I'm left with a row permanently highlighted until you manually remove the conditional formatting. All formats and cell colours controlled in the other macro stop working as well. This is the other (edited for publishing) macro, which is used to send an email, and is found in a module:
Code: Sub Send_Mail() 'this sends an email that sends a text message
Dim OutApp As Object Dim OutMail As Object Dim MyButton As String Dim strTo As String
[Code] .......
I didn't write the first macro so I'm not sure where the problem is? I'm guessing there is something in the code that is stopping it from working (i.e. running conditional formats) as soon as another macro is run? Is that was is happening?
I have a macro stored a module at Personel workbook and i am using personel workbook as a hidden one. when i assign a shortcut below macro it is not working but whrn i am press F5 at VBA Editor it is working.
Here is the code:
Code: Sub Transferdata() On Error GoTo err1: Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Dim strProcLine As String With ActiveWorkbook.VBProject.VBComponents(ActiveChart.CodeName).CodeModule ' MsgBox ok
' adaugat procedura goala .CreateEventProc "Calculate", "Chart" 'MsgBox ok strProcLine = "Format_Chart" ' MsgBox ok .InsertLines .ProcBodyLine("Chart_Calculate", 0) + 1, strProcLine ' MsgBox ok End With ' MsgBox ok
This is part of a larger macro, wich makes 2 pivottables and for each PT a chart, and for each chart i create an even procedure (Chart_Activate) wich calls a procedure to format the chart. Tha macro is alocated to the click even on a button in the sheet where i get the information from.
If i run the macro(click the button) with Microsoft Visual Basic Editor opened all goes ok. But if i close Microsoft Visual Basic Editor and then run the macro it stops right before .CreateEventProc "Calculate", "Chart" of the first chart , and i can't understand why. No error mesages delivered, nothing.
I have the following code that loops through a series of data creating a covariance matrix. For some reason the loop only runs through 4 iterations and then stops. I cannot for the life of me figure out what is wrong. Any thoughts? Truncated example workbook also attached....
Sub covarmatrix() Dim Series1 As Range Dim Series2 As Range Dim i As Integer i = 0 Sheets("rawdata").Select Do Set Series1 = Sheets("rawdata").Range(Range("B3").Offset(0, i), Range("B65536").End(xlUp).Offset(0, i)) j = 0 Do Set Series2 = Sheets("rawdata").Range(Range("B3").Offset(0, j), Range("B65536").End(xlUp).Offset(0, j))..............................
verify that this syntax is correct. I just started working with Charts in VBA and it is getting very frustrating. This code should be able to run up to 140 cycles but it quits making charts at 7. Something I'm missing? If it is of any relevance sometimes it errors out at the HasTitle and Legend properties.
Dim myChtObj As ChartObject Dim rngChtData As Range Dim rngChtXVal As Range Dim rng As Range X = 0 y = 2 z = 1
Do Until y = 8
Set rngChtData = ActiveSheet.Range("A2:A352").Offset(0, z)
I have figures and text that I have been trying to pick up using concatenate but when I get so far the workbook won't calculate. I have numbers plus text like this -24A They start in R8 then U8 then X8 then AA8 then AD8
In AI8 is a count of these numbers between R8 and AD8 (Maximum of 5)
My initial thought was to concatenate(r8"/",u8,"/",x8,"/"aa8,"/",ad8)
Which works but if you only have one number in R8 it looks like this -
24A///. I tried embedded If statements and concatenate and got the calculate problem. A two number example of what I would like is 24A/26B.
i have a worksheet named for example 'allocation 1' this is a master document and is opened and modified and 'saved as' under a customer name. This then stops a few important macros working properly because they refer to the original title and not the new saved title. Is there any code that will let the macro recognise any new title it is saved under?
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 work in Excel with a VBA script. The purpose of my script is that every 5 seconds a procedure will be executed. This works well. If my workbook is not active, it does not work. Or when I work with another workbook. Or when I work with another program. Then the script will stop to execute. It looks like a break. I have tried several scripts that have the same effect. I want the script continues normally with execution.
The purpose of which is to isolate the sheet name from the cell reference, which is typically like: 'Bob Sheet'!$B$9
This works fine where there are no spaces, but 'dies' with a runtime error when there are. With the apostrophes I assumed it would work around spaces in the string but I can't get it to work.
I have two subroutines. One subroutine updates some figures on spreadsheet 1, and then calls a subroutine that updates some figures on spreadsheet 2. Spreadsheet 2 is supposed to save and close, and return to spreadsheet 1, but it only gets as far as opening spreadsheet 2 and updating the figures. These are the two subroutines:
Code: Sub UpdateLegalAndMeans() Dim wBook As Workbook Dim count As Integer ' counter for counting down backlog figures
It makes the replacements up to line 37, then stops. If you then delete the first 37 rows and re-run the macro, it again performs replacements, but only on the next 37 rows.
My Workbook contains the following macro in Sheet 1, which displays a pop-up calendar in L15 when that cell is selected:
Private Sub Calendar1_Click() ActiveCell.Value = CDbl(Calendar1.Value) ActiveCell.Select Calendar1.Visible = False End Sub Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Cells.Count > 1 Then Exit Sub If Not Application.Intersect(Range("L15"), Target) Is Nothing Then Calendar1.Left = Target.Left + Target.Width - Calendar1.Width Calendar1.Top = Target.Top + Target.Height Calendar1.Visible = True ' select Today's date in the Calendar Calendar1.Value = Date ElseIf Calendar1.Visible Then Calendar1.Visible = False End If End Sub.........
