to apply a zoom to Fit Selection on all worksheets upon file opening? I've read many posts on this and understand how to apply this via worksheet activation, but haven't discovered how to make this to happen to all worksheets when the file is opened.
Zooming the selection needs to happen in the workbook module due to additional sheets being added at random and because it will facilitate the flow of the meeting so that we don't have to wait for the user to select and zoom.
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Dim ws As Worksheet
For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Sheets
I know you can predefine the level of zoom you want by using the ActiveWindow.Zoom control. I'm trying to find some code to Zoom in by a particular percentage. For example +10% zoom, so if you are currently on 90%, excel zooms to 100%, click again and then get a zoom of 110%.
I have the following code working great, however, it only applies to the worksheet that opens when the .xls file first opens. I need it to also apply to all of the sheets in the workbook, in particular sheets titled TNT & Variables
Option Explicit
Private mFormulaBar
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean) Dim oCB As CommandBar For Each oCB In Application.CommandBars oCB.Enabled = True Next oCB
Application.DisplayFormulaBar = mFormulaBar End Sub
Private Sub Workbook_Open() Dim oCB As CommandBar For Each oCB In Application.CommandBars oCB.Enabled = False Next oCB
mFormulaBar = Application.DisplayFormulaBar Application.DisplayFormulaBar = False Application.EnableEvents = True Application.WindowState = xlMaximized ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Select ActiveWindow.Zoom = True Range("salesperson2").Select End Sub
Let's say I have a workbook with 7 worksheets named, for example, "Instruction", "Begin", "Worksheet 1", "Worksheet 2", "Worksheet 3", "End", and "Data". (in that order)
What I want to do is run a macro to go to whatever worksheet that is in between "Begin" and "End" and copy, for example, cells $C$1:$D$10; then paste as formula into worksheet "Data" starting from cell C1 and then down a list (i.e., copied cells from "Worksheet 1" get pasted as formula into "Data" cells C1:D10; then copied cells from "Worksheet 2" get pasted as formula into "Data" cells C11:D20, and so on and so forth).
But if I were to add more worksheets (e.g., "Recipe" and "ToDo") positioned in between "Begin" and "End" and run the macro again, it'll either 1) re-copy all the formulas from the included worksheets back into "Data" including the formulas from the newly added/placed worksheets or 2) it'll add the formulas from the newly added/placed worksheets and paste into "Data" at the end of the list.
Can create the macro to run based on the position of worksheet, and not based on the name of worksheet, since ultimately there will probably be over 10 worksheets between "Begin" and "End".
If I send a workbook out with the zoom set at 90...will the zoom be at 90 when others open it.? Also, is there a worksheet event that I could insert to force a specific worksheet to always open with the zoom at 90??
How do i change the default zoom that excel views documents? Whatever view the last person saved the file as it opens in that zoom. I want it to open 75% zoom no matter what anyone saved the files as.
I have a sub that copies worksheet to a different blank sheet in a different work book. Is there a way for me to set the zoom value on the 2nd sheet (the one being copied to) the same as the 1st sheet?
I have just run into the situation where some users, magically and overnight , have widescreen monitors. This means the screen designs for 4:3 monitors show way too much on 16:9 monitors. I would like to put a control button on the opening page that gives them a choice of zoom, which usually seems to be 100% and 135%.
I'm thinking probably an IF sequence to parse their response and execute the appropriate zoom. But how can I make it effective for all the sheets in a workbook?
I could need a code (WS code I assume) that open the sheet in 70% zoom every time I open that sheet. For now I get in 75% every time I open it. I guess that WS code will bypass that default setting, or bug, or what ever resets it 75%.
I am developing a form for emergency dispatching. One of the features of this dispatch sheet is that there are several maps in it that open on a seperate form. The map form has 4 maps that are picture files in an image. these images are in a frame. The different images are selected using option buttons. Given the background above, my problem is this. I have code that zooms in 50% each time the Click event for the image is fired. wht i am trying to do is make the zoomed view center where i clicked. this is the code that i have so far but it doesn't work all that spectacular, the closer I zoom in the further out of center the place i clicked gets untill it is out of view.
Private Sub Layout_MouseMove(ByVal Button As Integer, ByVal Shift As Integer, ByVal X As Single, ByVal Y As Single) CurrentX = X CurrentY = Y End Sub
Private Sub PlantLayout_Click() If Frame1.Zoom < 400 Then Frame1.Zoom = Frame1.Zoom + 50 frmmap.Frame1.ScrollLeft = CurrentX - (Frame1.Width / 2) frmmap.Frame1.ScrollTop = CurrentY - (Frame1.Height / 2) frmmap.Repaint End Sub
I've used various "zoom" searches and can't find what I need. My users have different amounts of toolbars so the amount of screen space changes. I need to zoom so 4 graphs show. Am looking to enable the user with a scroll bar where the user could click / slide the control to change the zoom size on the screen so they can see the 4 graphs at their preferred "zoom".
I would prefer a control on the sheet and link it to a macro (or line of code if that's the proper phrase) and let the user decide (some people will want bigger zoom due to eyesight etc).
Private Sub ScrollBarZoom_Change() ScrollBarZoom.Value = ActiveWindow.zoom.Value End Sub
But I get Runtime error '424': Object required. Auto Merged Post Until 24 Hrs Passes;Nevermind. I found it. Answer was:
Private Sub ScrollBarZoom_Change() ActiveWindow.zoom = ScrollBarZoom.Value End Sub
I am struggling to get a macro code for zooming in and out the shapes. I have a macro which fulfill half of my requirement. By assigning the below macro to the shape I am able to increase the current size to double by clicking on the shape however I need the same macro should retain the original size upon second click.
Here is my code to increase the size.
[Code] .....
"The requirement: Once after assigning the macro, on first click it should double the shape size and on second click it should retain the original size."
This "smells" like a simple question, but I've had no luck finding a way to [programmatically] adjust the App.Window to fit around some cells.
I've found "Application.Goto", also the Application.Width/Height setting. The App.Width setting is pixel based, so if there's an easy way to know a cell's pixel-location, that'll work too!
I want to know how to make a spreadsheet automatically control the zoom of a worksheet depending on the size of the screen it is opened on. For example, if it is opened on a screen of a certain size then it will set the zoom to 80% so the worksheet will show only a certain section. I want my worksheets to look the same on even the larger screens and not show the unused rows and columns around the section I am wanting to highlight.
In a previous thread I was told I might need to write an API to help me with achieving this. First of all, what is an API? Secondly, how do I go about writing one?
I am created a very simple account plan for colleagues in my team which is proving to be very poular with the exception of one thing.
I created the plan which is around 30 sheets on my laptops highest resolution setting. 1400 x 1050. Only one other colleague has this res available so of course when the rest of the team open it, it looks huge.
I need help with this as I'm still very new to excel, although learning very fast!
My preference for finding a fix for this would be to insert a scroll bar on each sheet that, when scrolled, changes the zoom of the page between a range of 50% and 100%. This may not be the best way of doing it but I'm trying to make the sheets as simple to use as possible as some of my colleagues are only just compuetr literate, let alone excel competent!
I have a form that has been set up at 55% for best view. The only problem I have is that all the dropdown boxes (List) that i have the text is extremly small. Is there anyway of changing the size of this text? just the size of the text in the dropdown not in the cell after the selection is made.
I have a workbook of 6 Sheets, what i want is that if i scrolled or zoomed one of the sheets i want all other sheets to be scrolled and zoomed accordingly identically.
to explain more: say I'm on "sheet1" and I scrolled down so i'm seeing range(K225:X250), now if i switched to any of the other sheets i want them all scrolled to the same range. so whatever sheets i choose i want to see range(K225:X250) in the same viewing properties "zooming".
I have a worksheet (Covers) that is going to be the front and back covers for a binder.
The title/text portion is automatically filled from cells elsewhere in the workbook.
I have a button to bring up a userform that allows one to select the images (3 .jpg images) you wish to use on the cover pages.
I have code that successfully brings up the userform, and allows image selection and preview within the userform.
Now I want to insert these selected images into the worksheet, centered on specified cells and sized (zoom) to a maximum width/height (whichever is reached first).
Can a blank Picture be inserted with its size specified/fixed, then use code (Image1 = LoadPicture?) to change what is displayed?
Or do I have to calculate the size, center it on the page, and insert the image each time?
The code (in part) for the UserForm looks like:
Private Sub SelFcvrImg_Click()
Dim FCpicName As Variant ChDir ("S:DanBuilder Logos-Photos") FCpicName = Application. GetOpenFilename(Title:="Select an Image!", _ fileFilter:="Pictures (*.bmp;*.gif;*.tif;*.jpg),*bmp;*gif;*.tif;*.jpg") If FCpicName <> False Then InsertImgForm.FCoverImgPrvw.Picture = LoadPicture(FCpicName)
End Sub
The UserForm has an Image (preview) with PictureSizeMode set to zoom.
I'm really after the same thing embedded in the sheet...
In a previous, expired thread, the following code was suggested as a way to capture the page-setup zoom value after setting PagesTall and PagesWide. It works fine when single-stepping in the VB Editor and when run directly by the user, via a button click or Tools=>Macros...=>Run, but fails when run under a Worksheet_Activate() event call.
Does anyone understand why that is and/or have a fix or workaround?
Sub X() ' Application.ExecuteExcel4Macro "PAGE.SETUP(,,,,,,,,,,,,{1,#N/A})" Application.ExecuteExcel4Macro "PAGE.SETUP(,,,,,,,,,,,,{#N/A,#N/A})" MsgBox "Zoom factor is " & ActiveSheet.PageSetup.Zoom
I've created a shared spreadsheet with multiple sheets. All the content was created to be visible without having to scroll at 87%. My question is can I protect or lock the zoom level so that when anyone else opens the spreadsheet, it will only be visible at 87%? I have my screen resolution at "Smallest" so not sure if that too will affect the viewing level.
I'm having to run at low resolution on a sheet currently, so I'm using a zoom/center routine to make the dropdown lists visible for selections.
Issue I have is how do I select cell A1 after my error handling and exit routine properly. I couldn't get it to work without trying to select cell A1 before I would make a dropdown list selection. For now I am just running a separate macro to select a1 tied to a pushbutton as a temp fix. Code is attached.
Code:
Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) Dim lZoom As Long Dim lZoomDV As Long Dim lDVType As Long lZoom = 57
In the below code I am trying to Freeze the panes on "B3" and Zoom out of the page to 90%. I keep getting errors on these two lines and I believe I am not coding these lines properly. (Errors are occurring in the "With" statement with all the PasteSpecials)
Code:
Sub Export() Dim LastRow As Long Dim TabString1 As Variant Dim TabString2 As Variant Set NewBook = Workbooks.Add' With NewBook'
Here is a Magnifying Glass that you can use in Excel I am not sure about the usefulness of it in the normal day to day use of Excel but it's cool and was challenging to programme. The actual round Glass is actually a simple XL userorm whose standard styles were changed.
Here is a workbook example : http://www.savefile.com/files/1177730
Just point to the round Glass with the mouse and move it around the screen to zoom in. It worked on my machine quite smoothly.
Here is the code that goes in a userform :
Option Explicit
Private Declare Function StretchBlt Lib "gdi32" _ (ByVal hdc As Long, ByVal X As Long, ByVal Y As Long, _ ByVal nWidth As Long, ByVal nHeight As Long, _ ByVal hSrcDC As Long, ByVal xSrc As Long, ByVal ySrc As Long, _ ByVal nSrcWidth As Long, ByVal nSrcHeight As Long, ByVal dwRop As Long) As Long.............
I have a workbook with 4 worksheets in it. The first 2 worksheets have a restricted user area of A1:Z48.
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate() ScrollArea = "A1:Z48" End Sub
On the first one of these sheets the user cannot scroll around the sheet unless they change the zoom percentage to 85% or above. The second sheet, which is almost identical, and has the same scroll area does not suffer from this problem.
I have an Excel chart as a separate worksheet. It has 10,000 data points. Is there a way to Zoom in on the X-axis only. I am looking to expand or zoom the X-axis to take a closer look at the individual data points. Since I have 10,000, I need a way to take a closer look at an area defined by the mouse pointer. Can this be done with VB code? I am not looking to expand or zoom the "Y" axis, this can be done with the scale values. Can this be done with a mouse drag or double click on the area of the chart I want to expand.
Sub CreateRectangles() X = 1 Do Until ActiveCell.Offset(X, X).Value = 0 X = X + 1 Loop variable = Round(-0.026 * (X * X * X) + 0.56 * (X * X) + 24.7 * X + 5, 0)
Set Box = ActiveSheet.Rectangles.Add(ActiveCell.Offset(0, 0).Left, ActiveCell.Offset(0, 0).Top, variable, variable)
