I have a spreadsheet that I'm working on and I'd like to include a beforesave macro to format the spreadsheet. Basically I need a macro to select all rows with data in column 'a' and add a thick border to the top of the cells. Ideally the border would stop at column 'i' but that's not essential. I've attached an example of what I'd like. I've included 2 sheets 1 called 'before' and 1 called 'after'. They show what I'm after.
I am trying to find out more info regarding the BeforeSave workbook event, need example of a short procedure that would prevent the user from saving the workbook with the current workbook name, and would automatically force the file to save as a web page? I'm sorry that I don't have any examples of code that I'm working with, and it feels pretty juvenile to just ask someone to write code for me. But I haven't been able to get past step one with this.
I have the following code that (should) either save the file with a generic name if a value exists in a certain field, or else save the file as the contents of the value in the field, with a message box appearing in either case. The problem is, the message box appears twice (not once) and then Excel crashes! Can anyone tell me what's going on? The code is:
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeSave(ByVal SaveAsUI As Boolean, Cancel As Boolean) Dim FSR As String FSR = Range("I7").Value If FSR = "" Then MsgBox "Service Report Number not entered." ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:="Service Report Navilas.xls" End If
If FSR "" Then MsgBox "This action will save the file as the Service Report Number." ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=FSR & ".xls" End If
I am having a hard time understanding why the following code (i am avoiding the select procedure on purpose) doesn't work:
Code: Function APMS_Border(Namesheet As Variant, Mode As Variant, RowStart As Variant, ColStart As Variant, RowEnd As Variant, ColEnd As Variant, LeftBorder As Variant, TopBorder As Variant, RightBorder As Variant, BottomBorder As Variant, InterColor As Variant) Dim BorderMatrix() As Variant
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it only draws the left border of my range, am i missing something?
The code below is self explanatory but it does not undo the border related formatting. Can you please guide and help me figure out my mistake. The attached image shows the worksheet that I am using....
the following code work on both PC and mac? It works fine on PC, but on mac the BeforeSave and BeforePrint code does not work and the SaveASheet code gets as far as opening and pasting the sheet but then is unable to save automatically.
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean) SaveASheet End Sub Private Sub Workbook_Open() Sheets("Open").Activate End Sub Sub SaveASheet() Dim fName As String Dim myPath As String Dim sht As Worksheet #If Mac Then..........
If I've defined borders for a range of cells and then, changing my mind, change it to "No Borders", those cells are still different than the normal, non-formated cells. Is there a way to get back the default cell bounders?
I'm looking for the least amount of code to apply a border around every cell in a selected range. The standard With Selection approach is to go through six times for the sides, top, bottom, and insides, which results in a lot of code.
I attempted a single code line approach (Selection.Borders.LineStyle = xlContinuous), but I cannot seem to influence the color or thickness of the line. I'm not looking for fancy here...standard xlThin in black color is all I need.
I have made a toggle button to turn diagonal borders on and off in a single cell. Is there a way to make the button transparent, such that the button can be placed over the cell itself and the contents of the cell will be visible underneath, no matter the condition of the toggle?
Example below is in my macro and when my peer is running this worksheet which has Workbook_Open() enabled in "ThisWorkbook", the outcome is that he can not successfully save this workbook because he doesn't have the folder and sub directory in his C: drive.
How do I code it such that in the event the user does not have the specified folder and sub-foldername, it will automatically create one for him and save it as "C:Spare PartsCritical ListStocking Status.xls".
In the situation where I shut down my model (i.e. not just press Ctrl+S, but shut it down), the following code saves the model twice. I only want it to save once. I really can't see why it saves a second time.
NB: I know if you set Cancel to True in the BeforeSave event, it should prevent the model from saving after the event, but even when set to true in the below code, it still saves...
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean) bIsClosing = True 'Given we shut model, this public bIsClosing is set to true... End Sub
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeSave(ByVal SaveAsUI As Boolean, Cancel As Boolean) Dim wsArray() As Variant Dim iCnt As Integer Dim wsSht As Worksheet Application. ScreenUpdating = 0 Splash.Visible = True 'Splash is codename for warning spreadsheet, this is left 'visible while all other sheets are to be hidden.......................
I have a spreadsheet containing data in coloumns A to L.
Where all the codes in column B are the same then a border must be placed around all the codes that are the same i.e the border must start in Column A and end with column L.
provide me with the code the will put borders around the codes in column B that are the same ...
I have created a 4 page chart in landscape with text in each of the 4 columns in the chart.
When I looked at it in print preview the chart did not fill the page and so to widen the last 2 columns I dragged them over to the right hand margin. I am still definitely within the right hand dotted line showing the margin limit.
The problem is that I cannot now put a border line down the extreme right hand column. Every time I click on any of the border instructions in the Font tab nothin appears on the right hand side of the box.
I am trying to write vba code that will highlight the row in the range if a field is over a certain percent. The column number won't change but the number of rows will. I'd also like the code to automatically work on all tabs of the workbook when a button is clicked.
Data Info: Currently there are 4 tabs, but can have more/less Columns used are A:O Data for shading starts at A3 and should go to however many rows have data and ignore blank rows Formula should be if data in column E is over 10.00% then the data in that row A:O should be shaded in the color off yellow & have black thin orders If the data in column E is not over 10.00% then the data in that row should not be shaded but still have thin black borders.
The attached file works with 3 Drawers and 3 Doors but if I use 2 Drawers and 2 Doors the Borders do not line up. I think the Drawers are right the Doors appears to be the problem.
Same thing happens with 3 drawers and 4 Doors. It has and extra border on the right side.
See Attached : ozgrid cabinet error.xlsm
Also I would like for the Measurements to be in the cell to the right of the left hand border and center across each of the sections.
Change B3 and B4 to 2 then click draw. 3 and 3 work 3 and 4 don't but 4 and 4 does.???
I want to remove some cell borders for printing so that on paper it will look like 2 separate tables (ie, I want a space between the 2 tables). I have tried removing the borders and changing the colouring to white but they still show.
What I'm trying to do is put top&bottom borders on ALL cells in a range, not just the margins of the selected area. See spreadsheet below for explanation if required.
Surely there must be a way to do this through Excel menu, tools and whatever.
Alternatively, this could be solved if I knew how to select all rows in a spreadsheet (not Select All), because if I select rows one by one it will obviously apply the borders correctly. Is there a way to select multiple rows then?
A cell on sheet1 needs to count the number of cells on sheet2 (D3:D31) that has a complete (top, bottom, left and right) border. This is my best shot at it.
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Sheet1 cell I input =CountBrds('sheet2'!D3:D31)
One issue, on sheet2 for example cell D4 is merged with E4 and F4 as is every even cell in the D column down to row 30. Not sure if that throws a wrench in things or not.
I am using a user form to display a splash screen. In the user form, I have a picture that is being displayed as splash screen for 5 seconds and then it disappears.
I only want to display the picture in the splash screen.
I want to to remove the following three items from the user form:
1 - remove all borders 2 - remove the menu/caption bar 3 - remove the "x" button that allows user to close form.
