I've got three workbooks that end users will be using for data entry. The VBA code for the three workbooks is identical.
I'm trying to encapsulate the code into an add-in so I only have one copy of the code that I have to debug/maintain.
Furthermore, I've also encapsulated the code in the add-in into a class. The class isn't really a "usual" object modelling some data; rather, it's a utility class processing Worksheet_Change and Worksheet_Activate events. Hopefully this isn't a really bad idea, rather than keeping the code in standard modules in the add-in.
The application is called "Midas". Here are some code excerpts:
Midas.xlam:
Standard Module:
[Code] ......
Class Module:
[Code] .....
And in the end user workbook:
[Code] .....
The Wbk_SheetChange event handler is triggering, but it's looking for the code in the end user workbook, instead of the class. Is there a way I can change
[Code] .....
to call the private routine "Cases_Changed" (where "Cases" is the sheetname) residing in the class instead of looking for it in the workbook?
Application.OnTime Now + TimeValue("00:00:10"), "Copy_Data" End Sub
I need to keep the current code to run Copy_Data every 10 seconds, however, i would like:
Code:
Call Create_OutOfStock_File Call Create_NearEmpty_File Call Create_InStock_File Call Create_Other_File To be called/run every odd minute, for example, 00:01:00, 00:03:00, 00:05:00
I am trying to use the application .ontime procedure to run a class method, but having a little trouble with what to use as my procedure name. Do I have to include the name of the class, or the name of the instantiation of the class, or what? Here is kind of what I have in the "myClass" class module:
Option Explicit Private WithEvents m_cmdButton As MSForms.CommandButton Private m_iTimer As Double Private Sub m_cmdButton_MouseDown(ByVal Button As Integer, ByVal Shift As Integer, ByVal X As Single, ByVal Y As Single) ' Set the time with the long delay m_iTimer = Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, I_TIMER_DELAY_LONG) ' Start the timer Call Application.OnTime(earliesttime:=m_iTimer, procedure:="ClickAgain", schedule:=True) End Sub
Private Sub ClickAgain() Call MsgBox("ClickAgain successfully called.", , "Boo yeah!") End Sub
I have checked and the MouseDown event is being registered: it will work if I use a procedure in a standard module rather than the class method"ClickAgain". (I am only including the code relevant to the "ontime" procedure. My actual class has other methods to deal with setting the control source for the command button & everything.)
I am in the process of re-building a major project due to bugs. In the process, I plan to re-organize my sub-routine grouping within modules. In the source file, I have 18 standard modules, with 10-30 routines in each one.
What I would like is a printout of each routine name and which module it resides in, so I can check off each one as I copy it and paste it into the new file. I see that I can get a psuedo tree-view of my project in th eObject Browser, but can't figure out how to print that.
i've reached a point where i would like to learn more about class modules but i have no resources. When i create a Class object can i visually see it? i want to know as i'm looking to use them within userforms if possible
I've created a class called CStock. It has 5 standard properties (with Get/Let methods) as explained in that article above. Nothing fancy here.
I also want to create a CPortfolio class that has 3 properties: pName, pNumberofPositions, and pHoldings. the first 2 are stardard, but the last one is different. I want it to somehow keep a collection of stocks.
I've created two modules, card and pack. Card has three variables (value, name, suit) and pack is made up of an array of 52 cards. Referencing it from a test module (NOT a class module) I expected to be able to use debug.print pack.card(32).suit to return the suit of the 32nd card. Instead I get an error message "Object or With variable not set". What am I doing wrong
Private p_strSuit As String Private p_strName As String Private p_iValue As Integer Public Property Let Suit(strSuit As String) p_strSuit = strSuit End Property
Public Property Get Suit() As String Suit = p_strSuit End Property
Public Property Let Name(strName As String) p_strName = strName End Property......................................
Here is what I am trying to do: I have 30 duplicate worksheets that I enter data every 3 months. I have a macro that clears certain fields and copies data from one field to other and I run this macro after selecting each sheet one at a time. How can I create a macro that will run this macro from the 1st sheet through to the 30th sheet in one click. My macro is called Clear_data.
All I want to do is to stop a routine when I press the Cancel key on the user form that the routine called. I have tried "stop", "quit", "end", "abort", et. al. This seems so simple but I cannot figure out how to do it.
I have an add-in that can run the code below. It works fine, however, I need it to run whether there is just one row of data, or 100 rows of data. I have headers, so the first row of data starts in row 2, and the last no matter what will be in row 100 (so 99 rows of actual data technically). There are usually only 10 rows of actual data as the rest are usally set to blanks with iferror. The code below works, but I need it to run for however many rows of actual data there are.
I have 2 subs routines in a mod. I have declared the two variables at the top of the sub. However when I call the second sub the variable's are not passed along.
Here is an example script. All in one mod. I have taken out the junk in between to help edit the problem.
I'm looking to pass the same bnumber and dnumber to the secound sub.
How do I have a workbook execute VBA code when I hit 'Enter' anywhere on a specific sheet? I don't need the code to execute when I hit 'Enter' on any of the other sheets in the workbook, just a specific sheet.
I've written a Sub that separates words in a sentence into columns in an excel worksheet and it works perfectly. I can't however convert the convert it to a function procedure. when I do so I receive a Circular referencing problem or upon making necessary corrections to prevent circular referencing, I get the Excel #Value error. Here's the code:
Function TextToColumns(Txt) As String ' ' Enters Text Separated By Spaces Into Columns ' Dim i As Long Dim k As Long Dim cell As Range
I am writing a lot of code and have separated each section in different modules For example, I have one module titled OpenR2D2 and another titled StoreName
I want the sub in StoreName to run at the end of OpenR2D2 but I get this compile error "expected variable or procedure, not module"
Here's the end of the code where I put it. What have I not thought of?
ThisWorkbook.Activate
Range("B9:G9").PasteSpecial R2D2data.Activate Range("B7:G7").Copy 'Sch Actual VLH
ThisWorkbook.Activate
Range("B12:G12").PasteSpecial Call StoreName R2D2data.Close Savechanges:=False Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub
I am trying to develop a routine that will save the file I am currently working on, then save the current tab as a *.csv file with the name equal to cell "C1" in the same directory as the original file. Then I would like it to close the .csv file and reopen the original file all while being generic with the naming so that if the file name and location changes, the script will still work. I recorded a macro to get me started.
I have a macro that formats an imported report and I have inserted it's code into several other routines I have written.
Since there is always the possiblity of changes occurring, is there a way to refer to this macro in a second (or third or fourth) routine so that if a change has to be made to the original macro, I won't have to change it everywhere?
I received a great little routine from you guys to a question which was a follows
Can Excel do this? I have a huge spread sheet - The formulas in each cell reads as follows: ='[1.xls]Community Libraries'!$A$9. I would like to copy the cell all the way down the column, but only 1.xls must change to 2.xls and 3.xls etc. Can Excel copy this way?. I'm using Excel 07 on this pc
The response was:
Sub PutFormula()
For i = 1 To 80 Range("A" & i).Formula = "='[" & i & ".xls]Community Libraries'!$A$9" Next
End Sub
Can this be modifed to: A) Start on row 6 and end on row 85 of each Column A to CZ B) Modify the end bit of the formula as follows Community Libraries'!$A$9&"/10"
I have a useform with about 30 Text boxes for user input.
when the user exits the box I want a validation check routine.
I need to verify 4 things.
1. That the entry is numeric.
2. Thew at the entry is above the minimum.
3. The Entry if below the maximum.
4. Number of decimal places.
Since I have 30 boxes and will be adding more in the future I need a Subroutine. Here is what I have (I know it does not work - I need help with the syntax.
I am trying to complete a toolbar that will lock and unlock all the sheets in a workbook. While I can set the password automatically I'd like to have the macro ask for the password instead of hardcoding it.
Here is the code I currently have and works so long as I have already set the password in the workbook to match what is in the macro
I have a Sub test where I think can be setup in an Array or a shorter sub routine, how to shorted this routine. Ths routine was designed to check your Computer and depending if you are one of the selected on will the unprotect the sheet.
I want to thank you all for the solutions/support I received in completing my (for me) difficult workbook.
I still have a tricky problem. In the example below, can Multibeep "know" when it is being called from Beep versus being excuted directly? And if so can I direct a different sequence?
In my code I am using several variables to create a concatenated string and this is making my code quite lengthy..Now I have manged to use it in the SELECT CASE but it still remains big..
SO I was thinking if it were possible to break it into smaller parts and create a Sub-Routine which can be called in the Main code in the select case for the specific condition this way I can use it in Multiple places without hassles..
find the code which I need passing the variables..
Code: Sub Condition_I() Dimm Search_Value as string Dim INo As Long Dim Whole_Text As String Dim Lookup_No1 As String Dim Lookup_No2 As String Dim Condition_I_Text As String Dim WksI As Worksheet
[code].....
I need to pass the Search_Value from the Main Code and also the whole_text back to the Main Code..
How can I edit the following code. If the "Dload" tab is not there the code errors out. How can I make it so that if the "Dload" is not there the macro says "Dload tab missing. Do you want to check file and try again" If the user says yes. then the macro lets the user pick another file. If the user chooses No then does similar quesiton like I have here starting with
I've posted the simple sheet elsewhere and others report that the sheet and routine works fine for them. The exact same sheet that is failing for me.
The algorhithm itself works for me too - everything is parsed correctly and the proper range successfully receives the .ClearContents command. It's just that, on my sheet, nothing happens.
I have the entire book and sheet unprotected, all the cells unlocked, and permission for all macros to run. I.e. I've removed every possible "excel-level" roadblock I can think of. I've tried restarting Excel, even rebooting -- all with no luck. The page still doesn't work.
What other possible settings might be causing the consistent failure when I try to run the sheet whereas other users (reportedly) have no such problem with my VBA routine and their identical copy of my sheet?
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Dim n As Long Dim clearTable As String Dim clearTrigger As String Dim clearRegion As String
With ActiveSheet
clearTable = Range("ClearRegions").Text ' Get clear table.................
I have a number of countries that will distribute an amount of points. And then each country distribute that amount of points( % taken of total points to distribute between countries) between his cities, BUT here the distribution depends on the importance of the city.
Now when I have two cities, for example Madrid and Sevilla, it doens´t matter which one get the most point (as they are in the same importance of the city), but they must have more points that a city in category "B".
here is an example
Here I have the countries with there % of distribution of the points
Amount to distribute Spain25,25132 CityImportanceAmount distr Madrid A 48 Barcelona B 20 Sevilla A 34 Granada C 7 Valencia B 23 SUM 132 France50,64264 CityImportanceAmount distr ParisA …. LyonB …. BordeauxA .... OrlansC ….
I thought maybe using some kind of command as RANDOM() or so to do this.
I was able to get my four conditional statements in VBA to work. This covers one complete row of data (week), but I need it to cover an entire year. Rather than cut and pasting 365 times (and some UGLY code at that), I have been trying to figure out how to add a loop or something to cover a range of different rows. Basically Columns B though V are good for row 21. Now every 14th row I need this routine to work for (B35:V35, B49:V49, etc) for 52 weeks. I was playing around with the idea of two for statements taht would count shifts (21 = 7 * 3) and weeks (52). Then step the rows at 14 and the columns at 1 (Rows = Rows + 14) for 52 iterations. I'm sure there is a better way to distribute this routine.
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim changeRange As Range
Select Case Mid(Target.Address, 2, 1) 'Column Letter Case "B" Set changeRange = Range("B21") Case "C" Set changeRange = Range("C21") Case "D" Set changeRange = Range("D21") Case "E" Set changeRange = Range("E21")
Response = MsgBox("Have you considered all the items on the checklist?", vbYesNo)
If Response = vbYes Then
Go_To_Checkbox
I want the routine to stop without saving (after running Go_To_Checkbox) if the answer to "Have you ticked the checklist checkbox?" is 'No'. I know the 'Stop' function will do it but I just want to exit the routine without saving, rather than the routine stopping and calling up the Visual Basic editor.
