a macro that will delete a line if the message #N/A appears. Right now I have a macro that will hide a row if it has a zero in it and it loops all the way till it hits "done" would like to add the ability to delete a row with #N/A in it, here is my code for the hide zero macro
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Im trying to construct a nested Countif statement. I need to count the number of instances that "Project" appears in Column O AND "TS" in Column N. The range is in another in Sheet2. and the summary in Sheet 1 where I want to have the Countif(AND...??? statement Example Counif(Sheet 1 Column 0 contains "Project" AND if Column N Contains "TS"
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to create a macro that would be able to delete an entire row of data if a value in column A is equal to a range on a different sheet.
On Sheet “ISQ Raw Data”
If any value in column A (starting in row 2) is equal to a value on Sheet “Old Response IDs” Range A:A(all of column A)
Then Delete that entire row in Sheet “ISQ Raw Data”
I'm trying to make my Excel/VBA application look as little like Excel as I can and there's now almost no trace of Excel - so is there any way I can replace the standard Excel green "X" icon that appears on Windows Taskbar with my own?
View 6 Replies View RelatedIs there a macro to delete an entire row if a duplicate entry appears only in a certain column.
1. Look for the column header with the name "File Number"
2. Anytime the same number under the "File Number" column appears more than once in that column, keep the row that contains first occurrence of that number buy delete the entire row anytime that number is repeated in another row in that same column.
This is regardless of what is contained in the other columns. For example..let's say these cells contained this data...
B1 - UTE00225
B2 - UTE00546
B3 - UTE65513
B4 - UTE00225
B5 - UTE00225
In this case, I would want to keep rows 1, 2, and 3. But, I would want to delete rows 4 & 5 because the number "UTE00225" has already appeared first in B1. I'm using Excel 2003.
I am trying to figure out a formula that will return a zero in the cell whenever the "#DIV/0!" appears.
I have a worksheet that has a simple division formula in a column to divide the revenue by the total units sold to get an average rate (B2/B1). If nothing was sold however, the formula returns the "#DIV/0!" which throws off my totals at the bottom of my table. So I would like to figure out a formula that will convert the "#DIV/0!" to a 0, but if it doesn't return a "#DIV/0!" then I want the correct value to appear in the cell.
I've tried = IF(B2/B1= "#DIV/0!", 0, B2/B1), but it doesn't seem to work right.
Is there an easy to use macro or VBA function to delete the rows with "position" column value of a zero? I have both positive and negative values in the column. I tried to put on filter but am not sure how to make it a rule based function: i.e. show only < 0 <.
Date Type NamePosition
2006/09/20CRGJacob11167
2006/09/20CRGTom 0
2006/09/20CRGMark 58371
2006/09/20CRGSue0
2006/09/20CRGDawn0
I'm using the following code to do conditional delete row, but would like to add a message box to confirm the "delete" with a Yes/No msgbox. I'd like to have the macro exit when the user clicks "no" but I'm missing something here.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI would like to write a function that enhances conditional formatting capabilities in this way: suppose that cell(4,5) contains a number that can be 0 to 5
in the adiacent cell(4,6) i want to put a function that:
1) write "NO DATA", "HIGH", "GOOD", "MODERATE", "POOR", "BAD" depending on that value
2)Choose color font depending on value
3)Choose color background depending on value
I wrote this piece of
Public Function StatusResponse(AdiacentCell As Range) As String
Dim thisStatus As String
Dim ThisFontColor As Integer
Dim ThisbkColor As Integer
Select Case AdiacentCell.Cells(1, 1)
Case Is = 0
ThisbkColor = 2
ThisFontColor = 1
StatusResponse = "NO DATA"............
I am in the process of developing a tool to generate Bar charts for a set of metrics data. PFA the screenshots for the bar charts. enough spacing is needed in the bars.
ActiveChart.ChartType = xlColumnClustered
i had also axes.group=2 secondary axis.
File I have attached or made a link for here Untitled-2.jpg
I am trying to make that amazon cell, all text to appear as one line like the second line foreign conversion fee i want it to appear like that. Rather then having to delete and modify 100's of rows like this.
How do I write a macro that will delete every other line on a spreadsheet? I can create a macro that delete one line using the Record a macro command but what do I ad at the end of the macro to keep it going until stopped with Ctrl Break?
View 13 Replies View RelatedI manage an monthly inventory spreadsheet with over 100 various items in the master list. However in any single month there may be only 5 or 10 active items that need to be reported on. How do I develop a macro that will check the "items on hand" column and delete the entire row if the quantity is "0". My report is limited to showing only items on hand and not the entire list of items.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have the following code (that I borrowed) and was using it to export some worksheets to a new workbook. It worked fine for about 4 times, now it says it can't find the file path and stops on the "MkDir FolderName" line.
View 2 Replies View Relatedi want to break content of my cells in excel into lines. Normally it is done with [ALT] + [ENTER]. How can i use find and replace(or other method) to break contents of all cells where "µ" exist. I MS word that is pretty easy but i dont know how to do that in excel!
View 4 Replies View RelatedWhat I'm trying to do is add a line where it counts the number of cells with either the word "NEW" in a certain row (Countif) or the number of cells with a value in a range(Counta). CountA is not working because if I run the macro twice it adds a second total line and messes both the count and total up. COUNTIF I just cant get to work because im a VBA SUPER NOOB and im just pieceing code together from this forum and the net.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI want to reference a workbook that i mentioned quite a bit in my macro code. However, I want to be able to change this workbook by just changing one line of code rather than having to go into my rather long code to change it every time.
Here's what I have so far:
Dim MyFile As Workbook
Set MyFile = ActiveWorkbook
Dim MyTarget As Workbook
Set MyTarget = windows("week 28 O.xls")
Then later in the code I have it reference MyTarget and MyFile.
MyFile opens the current workbook that I am creating and I was hoping that I could put MyTarget.Activate into every instance where it occurs and it would reference week 28 o.xls. (originally when I recorded this it had "week 28 O.xls".activate) So what I figured is that rather than having to go in and change the 28 to a 29 in every instance in the code (about 25 of them) I would just set MyTarget = ___ that way if I want to change to week 29 in all those instances I just have to change the 28 to a 29 in the set MyTarget line and then all the references to my target would apply to the new week 29.
However I'm getting an error at the Set MyTarget = windows("week 28 O.xls") line.
Is there a way to comment code without having to introduce ' before each line? Very much like in C language, we use /* to open comment lines and */ to close comment lines. I know we can use _ [underscore] but I find it not very pratical. Both solutions for comenting in VBA aren't very pratical, specially when copying and pasting coments from a text editor for example.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI always have issues with this and it's always the same thing I've done wrong.
This is the beginning of my
Dim cell As Range
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Sheets("regrade pharm_standalone").Select
For Each cell In Range("standaloneState").Cells
If cell.Value = "NSW1" Then
When it gets to the last line I get a "type mismatch" error.
I have a procedure that processes data in a spreadsheet. It analyzes data in 365 sheets ( named "1" through "365") and creates a table/report with the results. When I run this on a scaled down version of my workbook (5 instead of 365 worksheets), the result is almost instantaneous. When this is on my normal workbook, the initial processing is about 1 second per day on Day 1, and the last day it speeds up to almost be instantaneous. It is not a linear relationship between the processing time (still working to get more exact timing information). Also, even if I limit my processing to 5 or 10 sheets, Days 1-10 are always slow and days 350-365 are always fast. The code being run is in the structure as shown below:
numSheets = 365
For counter = 1 To numSheets
x = CalculateSomething(counter)
Next
Private Function calculateSomething(counter As Integer) As Integer
Dim strCounter As String
strCounter = counter
With worksheets(strCounter)
For i = 0 To someNumber
For j = 0 To someDifferentNumber
'Data analyzed on worksheet
Next
Next
End With
End Function
The functions obviously aren't copied and pasted/functional, but the relevant efficiency stuff should be there.
I'm trying to create a macro that will look at each worksheet in a workbook and then delete the last line of data on each worksheet. The last row can vary on each worksheet. This is what I have come up with but it is not working. I am on Excel 2010 and Windows 7.
Sub Macro1()
Macro1 Macro
Dim ws As Worksheet
[Code]....
I have a spreadsheet with about 20,000 lines. (The number of rows fluctuate) I need a macro to remove (delete) rows that contains the phrase "Off Peak" and "Weekend"
I was setting it up in a loop but I don't know how to make the loop end after ALL the "Off Peak" and "Weekend" info is removed.
My macro just does a find then delete the row and then loop to the find again. Is there an easier way and can the "Off Peak" and "Weekend" statements be combined into one search
Do While
Cells.Find(What:=" Off Peak", After:=ActiveCell, LookIn:=xlFormulas, _
LookAt:=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlNext, _
MatchCase:=False, SearchFormat:=False).Activate
ActiveCell.Select
Selection.EntireRow.Delete
Loop
I have this in my Macro:............
My Macro runs fine when there is something in Cell S2 but if there is not then I get an error on "Cells(sumrownum, 19).Value = "Total" 'Column S". What I want to do is put a if then type of statement that if S2 is empty the it will skip down to "Columns("W:X").Select" and keep going with the rest of my macro.
I was wondering if it is possible to delete rows if a value appears only 1 time in a column? To clarify since 123 only appears once in column A I want the entire row 4 deleted.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a long spreadsheet and want to remove rows of information from it if cells contain a specific word. If the cell in column A contains the word "district" or "borough" anywhere in the string of text and irrespective of the case I need to delete the whole row.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a Excel text document that I compile from multiple sources, and if they don't leave a "white space" before a "/", "-", or "(" the Proper Case command does not capitalize the word that immediately follows that symbol.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI use this code to create sheets for courses but the student appears more than once - see attached Sample (Before sheet).
How can the code be changed so that the student only appears once on the sheet? - see attached Sample (After sheet).
Sample.xlsx‎
I have a spreadsheet that I need VBA Code to do the following
1) Delete all rows where the word totals appears in Column B for eg "Totals for Vehicles Stocked in 0706" "Totals for Vehicles Stocked in 0707" etc
2) Delete all rows where the value in col m is less than 45
I have written the code, but cannot get it to work-see my code below
Sub Del_TOTALS_Underaged()
FinalRow = Cells(65536, 2).End(xlUp).Row
For i = FinalRow To 1 Step -1
If Cells(i, 2).Value >= "Totals" Then
Cells(i, 1).EntireRow.Delete
If Cells(i, 13).Value < "45" Then
Cells(i, 1).EntireRow.Delete
End If
End If
Next i
End Sub
I can't seem to find out how to use wildcards like "?" and "*" in the VBA- Replace("string","s*r","k") which should give "king"
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am trying to make a simple program that will go down column A deleting the rows until it meets a cell with the word "Date" in the A column. When it has found that row I want it to delete that row also and then stop.
This is what I have so far
Sub FindAndDelete()
Dim row As Integer
Dim col As Integer
ActiveSheet.Range("a1").Select
If Range("a1") "date" Then Rows("1:1").Select
Selection.Delete
End Sub
I tried defining row =1
col = 1
and then going if range ("rowcol") but no joy.
