Eliminate Gridlines From Only Certain Rows
Jan 28, 2010Is it possible to eliminate gridlines from only certain rows, columns and or cells? Specifically, I would like to eliminate the gridlines from the frozen columns and rows.
View 5 RepliesIs it possible to eliminate gridlines from only certain rows, columns and or cells? Specifically, I would like to eliminate the gridlines from the frozen columns and rows.
View 5 RepliesI have the code below that clears colums B-J and L-N in whatever row you activate a cell in. When a row gets cleared, how do I shift all the other rows up to eliminate blank rows in between the data real-time? I've deactivated the cut function already since this messes up references in the worksheet, so it would have to only use copy, paste, and clearcontents functions. Also, I don't want to DELETE any rows, just essentially shift the blank rows to the bottom. So when a row is cleared, all others shift up and the blank one goes to the end of the data that is available for data entry, so rows 17 to 116 are always available. But it must check to make sure that B-J and L-N are ALL blank, otherwise some wanted rows with one piece of information might get cleared. So at any given time, my range will always go from row 17 to 116. This is Excel 2007. Here is the code I have to clear rows that can be built upon.
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I want to delete every row in which the Flight Hours column contains a 0, a word, or anything that is not a number. This way only the days in which the helicopter has been active will show.
So far I have written a code that deletes every row where there is a 0 in the Flight Hours column, but i would like to delete everything that is not a number, such as a string value, a blank cell, etc...
exclude the duplicate row in the macro. The macro is checking for blank or "NA" in column N and copying the row to a new destination file. It is not repeating the row if either one of the conditions is met. [that is wat I want to do] however if the rows have duplicate data i dont want to copy them.
Sub SRSCheck_Data()
Dim Rg_Src As Range
Dim LastRow As Long
[Code].....
I have data on 400 rows. Each row has a maximum of 10 cells with data, but many have empty cells with no data. I would like to sort each row to show values of cells in sequence and eliminate empty cells. I can use the sort row function but its a long process for 400 individual rows. Is there an easier way?
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I have exhausted myself looking online before I came here and have come up short.
When I create a new workbook my gridlines are off and I have select to turn them back on everytime.
Not sure how it happened, but I lost all gridlines in Excel. I was working in a workbook this morning and something happened while in there. I have gone through options/advanced and my gridlines are colored to black. Then I have also highlighted the entire sheet and selected no fill from the Home Tab. Nothing is working.
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I am using Office 2003. This was tried in Office 2007 as well with the same result.
Is it possible to show gridlines in some cells and hide gridlines in others on the same worksheet? Is it also possible to isolate a row or column and change the size of selected cells without changing the size of the cells in other rows and columns?
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leave them intact on the rest of the document. I see templates that this was done somehow.
I use webdings font with the letter 'a' to get a tick in excel but the it erases gridlines surrounding the cell i've ticked.
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My problem is, no matter what number I change on the first sheet under amount, the Total cell on the 2nd sheet gives me the #Value error. I have not changed anything, have not deleted any formulas but no matter what I do, that value error always shows up. I know very little about excel but I thought I knew enough to be able to update this book for her. Is there a special way I should be inputting the numbers on the first sheet so that the value error will show the running total instead of an error?
One of the multitude of areas where I still need drastic improvement is with efficiency. Specifically, avoiding loops.
Are any of you aware of any good, basic level sites, blogs, posts, etc., about better methods or processes? I'm not particularly experienced with programming (I've been a software TESTER for 13 years and just started some programming in recent months), so the more basic the better.
I d like to use a macro where I will put in my personal.xls in order to check and delete , and N/As from any given worksheet
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How i can hide it from printing?
I have a spreadsheet with data in all different rows.
I'm trying to delete all the blank cells in between.
I tried go to special, blank, and delete cells,
but for some reason, the excel doesn't select all the blank cells.
It only selects a few blank cells, which is really strange.
I have a table of data like this:
A , 1 , 1
B , 2 , 1
C , 3 , 4
D , 1 , 3
E , 3 , 3
I need to eliminate duplicate entries WITHIN a row. So, I need the table to become:
A , 1
B , 2 , 1
C , 3 , 4
D , 1 , 3
E , 3
Is there an easy way to do this for a large sample? Also, there are actually more like 8 columns of this data, if thats important.
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How do I refer to the range and workbook without selecting them first?
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PAS Sheet
LM1Count of PASPAS22FD093 FD094 FD645 FD646 FD64
Spreadsheet FormulasCellFormulaL2=SUM(IF(FREQUENCY(MATCH(M2:M6,M2:M6,0),MATCH(M2:M6,M2:M6,0))>0,1))
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I have a spreadsheet that has account numbers listed multiple times. I need to eliminate all of the duplicate entries...Is there a formula for this...?
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