i currently have a pop up message box that reminds me to open up a folder but rather than click ok then go to desktop and open up the folder i would just like to click the ok button then the folder opens automatically.
View 14 Replieshow to make a MsgBox open anytime a cell in Column A was double-clicked--and the content of the MsgBox was from the cell in the same row in column Z. I've now realized the double-clicking isn't an ideal solution, as it's easy to click in another cell and mess up all the formulas.
(1) Code that deactivates the "edit directly in cell" option when the workbook is opened.
(2) Code that opens the MsgBox when a cell in Column A is clicked just once (or similarly less fool-proof than double-clicking or right-clicking).
I am using this code to make a new folder however if the folder already exists it gives me an Error 75.
Code:
Private Sub CreateFullFolder_Click()
'FIlE address needs to be changed
ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Details").Activate
MkDir ("C:UsersDennisDesktopPartnering Contractors LTD" & Range("B12").Value)
End Sub
i get the error messagebox:
title bar " compressed (zipped) folders error"
"cannot copy a compressed (zipped) folder onto itself"
with only the OK button
when i run
oapp.namespace(filenamezip).copyhere oapp.namespace(foldername).items
I am trying to figure out a way to open a folder through VBA. I just want the G: drive to open and then it lets the user navigate any folder within the G Drive and select which ever file they choose to open.
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\c06661Documents and SettingsptliDesktopPresentationDatabase Common Driver
\c06661: is my Full Computer Name
Database Common Driver: is my folder name
how can use the VBA code to access this path to access My Folder
A little unrelated to excel as such but helpful to many of us I think. How to set a password to open/ view any folder or directory?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI was wondering if it is possible to use a macro open a folder in Windows Explorer. Previously someone on this forum taught me how to open an Excel file from a macro, but in this case there will be a new file every week. As the files will all be stored in the same folder, I thought it would be easier to open the folder in the normal Explorer view and select the file manually than to change the macro every week.
I am using Windows XP and Excel 2003. My programmes are run from the C drive, but my documents are stored on the E drive. What I am looking for really is a line that says: open in Explorer E:data
ewprocessed.
I have created a Spreadsheet that does all of the calculations, analysis, graphs, etc. that i need; however every time I wish to use this spreadsheet I need to first open up a spreadsheet with data, copy it and then paste it into the original spreadsheet. While this is not horrible, it is quite tedious to do several thousand times.
Thus, I was wondering if it were possible to create a Macro that would open up all files in a specific folder, then select each one and paste the relevant data into my original spreadsheet. I know this possible for specific files; for example, I have created a Macro that will select files data.xls, dats1.xls, data2.xls, and paste these into the spreadsheet, but I was wondering if there was a way to generalize this so that it will simply open every file regardless of the name or how many files there are in the specific folder.
I have a macro that opens all workbooks in a folder and searches for a few terms returning the appropriate rows, my problem is that someone has decided to protect some of the sheets so when the files are opened you get the password box popup. I have added the (filename, readonly) segment however this has not solved the issue, the macro displays an error stating a workbook is open.
Is there any way to resolve this without unprotecting the sheets?
I have a prompt for the user to select a folder and then assign the path a variable. I would then like the VBA macro to open all files within that folder (no sub folders) that end in .xls.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI want open excel files in a folder with ascending order how can I do this,
Eg:- In C:6-11-28 folder there are files as F1.xls, F2.xls , F3.xls......
I want to open above files and get some data from each excel file
Folder name change as System date
I have an excel 2007 worksheet named "Invoice" that I would like to be able to navigate with using a command button that will open a separate File Folder or sub folder called "Report" that stores all my reports in for viewing.
My excel worksheet named "Invoice" and File Folder or sub folder named "Report" are located in the same sub folder that is named “Marketing Report”.
This report will be used on different computers and I’m sure different location / Path on their computer.
Workbooks.Open Filename:=ThisWorkbook.Path & "Report"
and
Private Sub CommandButton3_Click()
Dim fn As String
ChDir ThisWorkbook.Path
Report = Application.GetOpenFileName()
Workbooks.Open(Report)
End Sub
I also tried to record a macro but would not record going to file folder.
I need to open all the excel file in a sub folder
(example : CCostingAccount*.*.xls)
It mean by run a macro, it will allow me to be open all excel file in the Account folder .
It says that she has to install excel when she tries to open a folder from oracle. I tried to associted to excel but it did not work.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm a novice at VBA and I want a dialog box to display a welcome message once the user opens the excel file (worksheet). I can write the code to display a MsgBox but I can't make it to display the MsgBox once the file is open. I'm learning VBA by trial and error.
View 2 Replies View Relatedcan i auto open the excel files in 1 folder in the correct path..
for example the path below
C:Documents and SettingsMy Documentsexample
i have many excel files in the folder there, i want it auto open 1 by 1 and do the marco, can do it?
how to open all .xls files within a folder. The file names change daily, the folder is constant.
All I have managed to find involves a FileSearch method which seems to be defunct in 2007.
I am using the code below to Open the most recent file in a folder.But once it Identifies the most recent file I get a run time error"1004"
xxxxxxxxxxxxx(name of File) could't be found.At line "Wookbooks.Open strFilename".My question is , why can't it open it, it has the location and the file name?
This code works as long as the macro and target file are in the same directory(Folder)
Please look at the code below...need this to open and run FIXId macro, save and close then loop through all files in the specified folder.
Code:
Sub CorrectID()
Dim Wb As Workbook, sFile As String, sPath As String
Dim itm As Variant
Dim strFileNames As String
sPath = "C:UsersXXXDocumentsFlash Repots2012"
sFile = Dir("C:UsersXXXDocumentsFlash Repots2012" & "*.xlsx")
[Code] ....
I'm sure this is really easy, but I'm learning and not having luck in the search option for previous posts. Thanks for your patience in advance.
I want to open a windows explorer window by using a button in Excel.
need a macro that will open the following folder
c: my documentskatyexcel
I am using excel 2007 and I’m trying to open a file folder from a worksheet using a control button. They are both in same file folder. I’ve have tried
Workbooks.Open Filename:=ThisWorkbook.Path & "Report"
I also tried to record a macro but would not record going to file folder.
If i have 25 different workbooks in one folder is it possible to open/merge all 25 workbooks into one workbook without having to copy and paste each individual workbook.
Each workbook only has a sheet1. I hope there is it would save a lot of time
Using the record macro function I have created the code below which creates a row of means for 77 columns in the active worksheet, and also adds the value from cell CO2 to cell CO5. I would like to expand this code so it copies the row of means (always row 5) into the next blank row in the workbook C:/ Analysis/results.xls.
Sub Macro7()
Range("A6").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = _
"=((R[-4]C*R2C92)+(R[-3]C*R3C92)+(R[-2]C*R4C92)+(R[-1]C*R5C92))/(R2C92+R3C92+R4C92+R5C92)"
Range("A6").Select
Selection.Copy
Range("B6:CM6").Select
ActiveSheet.Paste
ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 2
ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 3
ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 4
ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 5
'etc. up to
ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 77
Range("CO6").Select
Application.CutCopyMode = False
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=R[-4]C"
Range("CO7").Select
End Sub
I have 102 dbf tables located in the folder C:/Analysis that I would like to perform these operations on. Can this code be expanded so it will run automatically on every table in the folder?
I am trying to append 365 text files into a single Excel sheet. The files have unique names corresponding to the day of data that they represent (i.e. 0101.txt, 0102.txt, 0103.txt etc.) I am looking for some code that will loop through a folder, open each file, copy all data, and append it without the headers into the single Excel sheet. Does anyone have some VBA code that would do this?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI'm using this simple code found on ozgrid to open all excel files in a folder...
Sub OpenAllWorkbooksInFolder()
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
'Written by www.Ozgrid.com
'Open all found Workbooks in specified folder
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Dim i As Integer
With Application.FileSearch
.LookIn = "C:Data"
'* represents wildcard characters
.FileType = msoFileTypeExcelWorkbooks
If .Execute > 0 Then 'Workbook exists
For i = 1 To .FoundFiles.Count
Workbooks.Open (.FoundFiles(i))
Next i........
I don't seem to be able to combine the looping through a set of workbooks with the IsFileOpen function posted by microsoft.
Basically this code works if the foundfile(j) is closed, but if it is already open I cannot activate the foundfile(j) and make it do things.
I'm not posting the ISFileOpen function because already present inside the forum and the rest of the code because it's too long...
With Application.FileSearch
.NewSearch
' . ScreenUpdating = False
.LookIn = MyPath(40)
'* represents wildcard characters
.FileType = msoFileTypeExcelWorkbooks
If .Execute > 0 Then 'Workbook exists
For j = 1 To .FoundFiles.Count
If IsFileOpen((.FoundFiles(j))) Then
'neither of these three options work
I want to display a message box to user upon opening a file. When the message box is displayed I want to display two buttons.
Button 1 = “Continue”
Button 2 = “Cancel”
If the user selects button 1 (“Continue”), I want the file to remain open and the message box will close.
If the user selects button 2 (“Cancel”), I want the file to close.
There is one condition that must be met for the “Continue” button. The message contains some disclaimer information. When the message box first appears on the screen, the “Continue” button is disabled. To make the “Continue” button active, I want to add a Check Box to the Message Box with a caption that reads “I agree to the Terms and Conditions”. Once the user places a checkmark in the Check Box, the “Continue” button will become active.
With the MsgBox code, when that part of the VBA is reached, it requires the user to press the OK button for the next part of the VBA to execute. But is it possible when running a macro etc, for a MsgBox to appear right at the start, and remain for the duration of the macro, and then disappear (or an OK button appear) when the macro is finished? As some of the macros we run are long and it would be good to stop people from doing other things whilst it is running.
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