I have macro in ThisWorkBook that runs when I open the workbook
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
I would like to to delete this macro using a script that I have in a Module. There is another macro in ThisWorkBook which I want to keep.
After all the awesome macros I've obtained with the help of all of you, I now have over 30 macros, each in its own module. I have tried without success to re-name the modules with no luck. How is everyone organizing these?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI am looking for a code to create a new vba module. then cope all the code from 1 vba module(without empty line) to the newly created module. then delete the old vba module. does such a code exist?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a problem deleting Module1 then saving the worksheet and keeping the module1 deleted. Without the rem'd code (shown below) a popup asks if you wish to save the changes; if you say "No" the module reappears in the file, and "Yes" the module stays deleted. Even with any of the Rem'd out code below the workbook is saved and closed, but on reopening the code module is still there. My problem is I don't want the user to have the choice, the workbook must be saved without the module. As this is a price quote program, with the module still in the Project, reopening and closing the saved workbook causes an error as the macro cannot find the deleted worksheets to delete!
This is a very small test program for a much bigger one that has quite a bit of security in it.
Sub deletetest()
Dim x As Object
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Sheets("Sheet2").Delete
Sheets("Sheet3").Delete
e = Sheets("Sheet1"). Range("B4") ' account name
f = Format(Sheets("Sheet1").Range("B3"), "ddmmyy") ' date quote saved, cell = NOW()
thisfile = e & "-" & "-" & f 'changed to name, Acc No, dat
I have this piece of code which copies module1 from file1 to all other open files which I list below open.
I want to modify it so that it will delete module11 as it goes.
Dim FName As String
Dim FName1 As String
With Workbooks("CFADS01") 'copies from here
FName = .Path & "code.txt"
.VBProject.VBComponents("Module1").Export FName
End With
'copies into these workbooks
'all workbooks need to be open
Workbooks("CFADS01").VBProject.VBComponents. Import FName
Workbooks("CFADS02").VBProject.VBComponents.Import FName
how to write a procedure to delete macro code that is in the worksheet property? I created a and excel model for a colleague which had many macro procedures including "Worksheet_Activate". The problem is now this individual moves the worksheets into new workbooks and this is cause many runtime errors. Is there a way I can write a copy/move procedure that also deletes the Worksheet Activate macro so that error does not appear?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI want to delete the contents of every cell without deleting any code from my module. The reason I ask is, I'm reading from a text file into excel.
I want to run my code to read text into excel one time through. Then i want to delete all the text, make some alterations to my code, and run the code again. That way each time the worksheet is fresh and clear before i run the code.
How to delete another excel private module of the Workbook Object (ThisWorkbook) VBA codes of the workshook event.
This code to run from my PERSONAL.XLSB
Sub Macro1()
Windows("Book1.xls").Activate
ActiveWorkbook.Vbproject
Don't know what other codes I need to put after this
End Sub
This code to be deleted via Macro1 above code
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Call CreateMenu
End Sub
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
Call DeleteMenu
End Sub
Macro to export and import a module and assigning different macro automatically ...
View 9 Replies View RelatedLet's say i have 2 Modules on my VBA forms, is it possible to Copy all the Codes in Module 1 and Paste it to Module 2 by using a Command Button?
View 1 Replies View Related i got a question how i can make a msgbox in one module with 'Yes' linking to a different module.
such as: this is located in module2
Code:
If MsgBox("Do you want to activate module1?" & vbCr & _
"" _
, vbYesNo, "Choose") = vbNo Then Exit Sub
i want that vbYesNo different
No as in Exit Sub
yes as in activate Module1
I need a module that will add 1 to the value of a cell (A1) every ten seconds.
for example:
A1=-200
A1=-199 (after 10 seconds)
A1=-198 (after 20 seconds)
A1=-197 (after 30 seconds)
I found a macro on this forum that I think will work for the first part of such a module (If I modified it correctly). It should give me the ten second timer part of my problem. What I need is the second part of this module to add one to the value of A1. I'm sure it's something simple, but I don't know where to start.
I have a macro call psc in one module
in a different module I would like to "call psc"
however, this does not work
While working within the same worksheet, why not put all the routines in one Module instead of using different modules?
BTW, what made me raise the above question is that I have 2 modules in my test worksheet. But when I go to Tools | Macro | Macros > This Workbook, it does NOT show the sub-routines of the first module
I just created a macro in Personal.xls and Excel (for no apparent logical reason) created this macro not in Module 1 (which has no macro or anything else in it, it is blank) but in Module 11.
How does Excel decide what module to put a macro in? Why not choose Module 1?
What's the difference between Module 1 or if I cut the macro from Module 1 and pasted it into Sheet 1 of Personal.xls which is blank?
What i have at the moment is a module that contains code where i call a different module that i use as a procedure.
Module1
Code:
If Sheet1.Range("C4").Value < Sheet1.Range("A2").Value Then
If Sheet1.Range("K4") = "" Then
MsgBox "Please check 06:00 tasks not done yet!"
Cell = "Range(" & Chr(34) & "F4" & Chr(34) & ")"
If Sheet1.Range("C4") + 0.042 < Sheet1.Range("A2") Then
Run "EmailProSheet"
End If
End If
End If
EmailProSheet is what i call but now i want to use the variable "Cell" in the procedure as well?
Module3
Code:
MsgBox Cell
Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set OutMail = OutApp.CreateItem(0)
On Error Resume Next
[Code]........
As it is now everything is working fine but does not return a value in "Cell" if the procedure is called. Is there another way?
I have a workbook that has 2 similar worksheets. One called "Wood Shafts" and the other called "Iron Shafts" I have the macros worked out for the sheet called "Wood Shafts" and I just realised I need to apply similar Macros to the sheet called "Iron Shafts" (same functions but different values from different columns). Some how I need the code to be able to tell the difference between the two sheets. I am at a loss.
View 4 Replies View RelatedWhen in a ThisWorkbook macro, I want to call a sub/macro in a Module. Usually you can just do a CALL MACRO1, and it will find it. But my MACRO1 is Private as I don't the users to be able to do a Tools, Macro, Macros and see it. So I don't want to make it a Public macro. So how do I call the private sub/macro from within ThisWorkbook?
Can I proceed the sub/macro's name with the name of the module, kind of like CALL MODULE1.MACRO1? Or do I have to make it public?
The attached file contains a simplified version of a more complex macro in which a sub routine will be called a number of times to change the colours of cells in different ranges. However, an error is triggered because the a variable and range are not defined in the subroutine although they are in the main part of the macro.
I know I am missing something obvious here, but I'd appreciate any help in knowing how I can define the ranges in the main procedure and then call the subroutine to change values in the different ranges.
I have a sheet that has a macro on it, I would like to run that macro programaticaly but Im not able to call it using Call mymacro type of code. The code that calls the macro resides in a module and the macro is in a sheet. Obviously they are not talking, is there a way to run it remotely without moving the macro into the module?
Can Active-X control button macro be placed in a regular module, or does it always have to reside in the sheet module?
Or is the only way to accomplish this is to have the macro in the regular module being called from the button macro in the sheet module?
I somehow seem to remember a way to move/assign an Active-X ControlButton macro to a regular module, but maybe I'm wrong?
I recieve an error :
Run-time error '50289':
Can't perform operation since the project is protected.
When i try and run my code.
The code does add parts to modules and workbook events, but I need the code to be protected.
i am running a macro thru vba (beiing called from a ms access module) and am getting a RuntTimeError 1004.
the code opens a workbook...then open a second workbook (which houses the macro) then activates the desired worksheet and call the Maco via the run command but errors out.
if i open the workbook and set focus on the desired sheet ....tool>macro>desired macro name it runs fine.
the line of code in the macro is: "ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Activate"
I'm having trouble calling a defined range within a VLOOKUP function in VBA. If the named range is located on the same sheet within which you are running the macro, everything runs fine and all is well in the world.
However, after I relocated the range to a separate sheet (a 'SourceData' sheet to tidy up the user interface sheet), I was getting the following error message:
Method 'Range' of object '_Worksheet' failed
The name is correctly defined - Range("DaysInYear").Select still picks up the correct selection - it's just the VLOOKUP will no longer function correctly.
Here is part of the macro's
For I = 1 To NumberOfDays
Range("A1").Value = DateAdd("d", -(I - 1), EndDate)
If Application.VLookup(Range("A1"), Range("DaysInYear"), 3, False) = 1 Then
If Application.VLookup(Range("A1"), Range("DaysInYear"), 4, False) = 0 Then
ActualNumber = ActualNumber + 1
End If
End If
Next I
I have a macro that copies data from several workbooks saved in a particular folder to a master workbook.
The problem is that this macro only works when it is included as a module in the master workbook. Unfortunately, I cannot ask the users of this macro to insert a module, copy the code and run it each time they want to consolidate the master workbook. Therefore, I wanted to use this code by including it in a Add-In that I already prepared. The problem is that this consolidation macro does not run when it is in an add-in. Create a code that I can include in a macro add in that would insert a module in the master file, include the code that I already have, run it and then delete the module? The add-in would be password protected.
I want to delete a sheet in a macro but when I run the macro, I always get a message warning and I have to answer the msg box to delete the page. Below is the macro command I am using.
Sheets("Tel").Select
ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Delete
I have recently grabbed the very helpful "Macro to delete VBA code" from this site, and it's working but with one small problem.
My worksheet runs a lot of code, then deletes all macro code and saves itself.
The problem is the next time i open I still get the macro security warning!
I've checked thoroughly and there is definatley no vba left anywhere.
If I open the document, enable macros, and save it, then open it again, I no longer get the warning.
I have date from column a to k
I have a formula on column L
I want macro to delete all rows with #N/A
Need a macro for the following situation, will be incorporated into my other macro.
For each row in column C,
if value for first 4 letters = "abc " or "def " or "ghi " or "jkl " then delete entire row.