I'm fairly new to using VBA and have come into what is probably a simple problem to solve. However, I am looking to sort out my code.
VB:
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Excel.Range)
If Target.Cells.Count > 1 Then Exit Sub
If IsNumeric(Target) And Target.Address = "$H$3" Then
Select Case Target.Value
[Code] .....
From the above the macro runs only with the Range H3, I would like have this code operate for the Range H3 to H10... I can't quite get it to work with a few formats I have tried.
It sits in the "This Workbook" code window to run each time the wbook is opened. What I want it to do, is based on the date in Sheets("Control").Range("L3") select a particular cell in another sheet called "Risk Sum". I'm assuming this is easy to do, I've come up with the following, but it just doesnt want to work ...
There is a Summary sheet from where data has to be copied to 3 different sheets(for 3 accounts) I have highlighted the columns that have to be copied. The macro will be run everyday, and each day only 3 rows from Sheet ‘Summary’ will be copied to the other sheets.
Important point: Only copy rows that have Column D value = GBP Which Sheet to copy to? Check Column A --- Case 100 = Sheet(“ONE”) Case 200 = Sheets(“TWO) Case 300 = Sheet (Three)
The Orange ones – Column C,I, and N are copied as follows: C goes to Column A, I goes to Column C, and N goes to Column J in one of the 3 output sheets. It should not overwrite previously existing data, simply copy to next empty Row (By Empty Row I mean Column A is empty, columns after M may have values in many rows)
Then the Yellow columns. I need them copied on W26:W32. So that’s cells in Column E,J,K,L,M,R going to W26:W32. These yellow column figures must OVERWRITE previous data (unlike the Orange). The Blue cells that you see in Sheets (ONE,TWO and THREE) contain formulae that I want copied down to the Next Row when there is an entry made in Column A.....
I've got a column of data that I need to split into further columns, the only way of identifying the split from the data is if a lower case character appears next to an upper case character.
For example, a cell in column A could look like;
Computer ProductsDrivesDVDExternal And I'd need to split that out to cover columns A B and C with
Computer Products / Drives / DVDExternal I'd need to do that for all the cells in column A.
Is there a way to change the text in a cell to proper apart from 2/3 letter words which I want to keep as upper? Basically can it ignore all words that are 2 or 3 letters long, but change all other words to proper text?
I've got a pretty intense macro already written, a lot of Select Case components. At the end, if nothing matches I'd like to just copy the cell above to the cell below. However, there is a range of about 400 cells in length, so I'd need some sort of wildcard for range.
Rows("2:2").Select Selection.Insert Shift:=xlDown, CopyOrigin:=xlFormatFromLeftOrAbove Dim Cell As Variant For Each Cell In Range("A1:OL1") Select Case Cell.Value Case "Eng1" Cell.Offset(1, 0).Value = "Engine One" tons more in the middle here Case Else Cell.Offset(1, 0).Value = "N/A"
Rather then returning "N/A", how could I reference the cell above and just copy it instead?
I have just recently found that I can do case correction with Excel but I am manually having to do it how can I add it to my macro? The function for doing it does not seem straight forward to me on putting in macro I am sure it is simple but just missing some element of it.
I need to have Proper case for columns C, G and H from rows 11 and down.
in making this macro non case-sensitive. So when a user searches a company name in the worksheet they do not require to type in the company name exactly as it appears.
For example; when searching Microsoft they can type "microsoft" and the macro would take the user to Microsoft.
I would also like to know if it is possible to add a feature that keeps the search dialogue open so the user can search the next possible match. If the user was to type in "mirco" and the search would show the user any company name with the word micro in it.
Sub Button3_Click()
Dim datatoFind Dim sheetCount As Integer Dim counter As Integer Dim currentSheet As Integer
The following code works well unless the user entered the value in lower case.
How can I have it ignore the case of the "W"? I tried case match= false but I must not be using it correctly.
I found another macro on this site that will change the case to caps (note data comes in via copy / paste). Howerver, I was just wondering if it I can do this all in one step instead of two.
Sub DeleteSpecial()
Dim end_row As Integer Application. ScreenUpdating = False Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
For i = end_row To 2 Step -1 If ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("sheet1").Cells(i, 4).Value = "W" Then
ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("sheet1").Rows(i).EntireRow.Delete End If Next Application.ScreenUpdating = True Application.Calculation = xlCalculationAutomatic End Sub
Also, while I'm in the area, how can I rewrite the above code to actually look for a value of "S" at the same time it looks for "W" and upon finding either delete the row?
I am using this macro to ensure that a range of cells appear in Proper Case. However I am encountering a drawback, sometimes I have text which I want in Upper Case but which is changed into Proper Case. I was wondering if there was a way to work around this. Example: Practical W/W appears as W/w or Woodturing (GMC) appears as Woodtrunign(gmc)
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 'Forces text to Proper case for the range A15:A40 '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' If Target.Cells.Count > 1 Or Target.HasFormula Then Exit Sub
On Error Resume Next If Not Intersect(Target, Range("A15:A40")) Is Nothing Then Application.EnableEvents = False Target = StrConv(Target, vbProperCase) Application.EnableEvents = True End If On Error Goto 0 End Sub
I decided to try to change it into a Case Statement. Here is what I have now. But the problem seems to be this time at this line: When I have "01" in C5 the script just keeps going?
For the following code, I'm getting the " Case without Select Case" error (On Case 3 to 5...assuming more are wrong too, but debug can't get there yet). I thought I had it right, obviously don't. Can anyone spot how my code is wrong? ....
I'm trying to compare two range values within a macro to see if they match...if they do/don't I capture and write some other data.
One list is lowercase, while the other list is UPPERCASE. My current macro needs them to be in the same case because I'm using the following to compare: If VPNID.Value = BuildHRName Then
How can I change the format of one of the lists to UPPERCASE or lowercase so that I am comparing apples to apples?
if there's any way for vba to detect if each individual character in a string is in caps, and if so, convert to lower case, and if it's in lower case, convert to capitalized
The text will vary in length and content... so he wants to see how we can change: "This Is Strange" to "tHIS iS sTRANGE" "THIS IS STRANGE" to "this is strange" "this is strange" to "THIS IS STRANGE"
I have a Excel text document that I compile from multiple sources, and if they don't leave a "white space" before a "/", "-", or "(" the Proper Case command does not capitalize the word that immediately follows that symbol.
1st - Need a macro to change a range of cells colours based on a single cell having a value greater than 0.001. ie. cells A1 - G1 need to change to grey based on cell F1 having a value greater than 0.001 entered in it?
2nd - Also a macro for deleting the text contents of cell C1 based on cell F1 having a value greater than 0.001. Therefor if cell F1 has a number greater than 0.001 it changes the colour of celss A1 - G1 and also deletes the text in cell C1?
I have 14 Case instead of multiple IF's one by one 52 cells will be selected and will act on the 14 Case Can I name the 14 Case as one and not have to end up with a mile long code? Example:
Select Case Grade Case Is >= 90 LetterGrade = "A" Case Is >= 80 LetterGrade = "B" Case Is >= 70 LetterGrade = "C" Case Is >= 60 LetterGrade = "D"
etc...etc... Case Else LetterGrade = "Sorry" End Select would become:
Essentially, I am working with a database for a school and up until this point, each row matches up to a student with a bunch of information on them. One of these pieces of info is their parent's names. This is a much simplified look at things, but the screenshot below is a basic version of what everything looks like:
Now, the school wants me to split up the parents names from the student's and place them in their own row. I have recorded a macro to do this where you make the active cell the "full name" column for the row you want to expand, and then run the macro. Afterwards, up to two more rows are added, with the parent's names and some data copied. Below is a screenshot of what that looks like: (yellow is the new data generated, and blue is the active cell I marked to run the macro properly)
The issue is that there are thousands of these that need to be done, and I figured there is a way to do this with a macro. The issue is that not every row has parents names to expand out.
In layman's terms, I need a macro that will look at the two columns titled "Father's Name" and "Mother's Name" on each row of the spreadsheet and then, if there is any data in both or either of them, it should set the active cell to the "Full Name" column for that row then run the macro accordingly. After that it should repeat this all the way down, skipping any where neither of the columns have text in them
In the actual spreadsheet, the columns that need to be checked are AW and AX, and the column that needs to be set to the active cell before running the macro is B.
I know the concept of Case statements sounds simple, but trying to write it in my scenario seems a lot more difficult than I thought it would be. I have three columns with an unspecified number of rows (which are generated from another macro). Lets say those colums are C, D, E, and they should be strings because my criteria are based on the number of digits contained in each cell. I want to add a certain number of periods to a given cell, then add that string onto two other cell strings, and form one combined string in a separate cell.
Basically I want to sort of Concatenate the cells into a given cell in column F for each row, but there are many conditions. If the cells in column C contain 3 digits, I want to add one period "." onto the original string. If it has 4 digits, then I add nothing, and then, add that cell to the string in cell D, and then Cell E. [It is like the function Concatenate(C1&".",D1&"..",E1)]. Cells in Column D have 6 criteria, and cells in Column E have zero criteria.
And I need this to loop down until it reaches an empty row or cells.
Is there a way to do multiple case selects. For example if I have A3=2012 and A4=COMPANY NAME do this. I don't want to use if and for this because I have several company names in this list and think case would be easier. So far I have the following attached code but this pastespecial should only occur if the value of A3=2012 as well.
Code: Select Case Cells(i, 1).Value Case "COMPANY NAME" Range(Range("B" & i), Range("E" & i)).Copy Sheets("Abbott Label").Select Range("b45").PasteSpecial
