I'm running into an overflow stack with a fairly large MACRO program. Will chopping the VBA MACRO into call routines reduce the stack size of the MACRO?
I used to have a ton of experience with Java and C# but now my job calls for VB scripts in excel. Probably an assignment error or logic error but here's the ....
i m doing is i have two workbooks "New Dashboard" and "Book1". I search column A in Book1 for HELLO, and then i use the row it was found in to grab a value "HrsVal". I take that value and i put it "New Dashboard". I then do the same for every sheet. It seems to fail in my second loop in the 2nd sheet. Error says "Overflow".
I have received following macro from someone to delete series but the problem is that it gives error when some sheets are protected, and I want those sheets to protected. When run it will ignore/leave protected sheets but delete series only from unprotected sheets
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim Rng As Range, i As Long, r As Range, lVal, uVal Dim DeleteCount As Double Dim lRow As Long Dim dr As Long Dim dc As Long dc = Sheets("Deleted Numbers").UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1 dr = Cells(Rows.Count, Sheets("Deleted Numbers").UsedRange.Columns.Count - 1).End(xlUp).Row + 1 If dr = 60001 Then ................
I added some code I got today and now when it runs i get the code 28 out of stack space.
Basically when the If has determined which macro to run, once that macro has ran that should be it.But if deletedates2 has ran, it reverts back to deletedates and starts again, then I get the error:
Sub deleteDates() Dim sh As Worksheet Dim lr As Long Application.ScreenUpdating = False '# Determin if (O:O) has been deleted#' If Application.CountA(Range("$O:$O")) = 0 Then Call DeleteDates2
Is there a way to stack toolbar buttons on two rows instead of one row?
I have a floating toolbar that is created when a workbook is opened. The toolbar has 16 buttons (all in a row) and gets in the way because it is too long.
I would like to display the toolbar with two rows of eight buttons instead of one long row of 16 buttons.
Is there a way to create a floating toolbar that when created will display the first eight buttons and then “wrap text” /”carriage return” itself and then display the final eight buttons?
I have 65,000 rows of numerical data in column A. In column B are selected values from A. I need to put values from non empty cells in column B to C and "stack" them in a contiguous column with no empty cells. (Please see attached).
I've got this code to display a certain cell from multiple files, and functionally it works, but I get a out of stack space error after it runs for a while. I'm sure this is because the loop doesn't know when to stop, which I thought would be solved by having " Do Until sBook = "" " instead of Do; however, then the code will not run at all.
Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate()
Dim sBook As String Dim sFilePath As String
On Error Resume Next Application.EnableEvents = False
I am trying to determine if anyone has seen a problem like the one I am about to describe. I have created a huge Excel Program with multiple modules and and several macros in each module. Each macro performs a function and then hands of to the next macro. The overall program is sometimes required to go back through almost the entire process once or twice depending on the data it is handling. My problem is that at the end of the procedure, when the last macro runs and gets to the final End Sub, instead of shutting down, it starts going back through the other end subs of the previous macros. I have toggled it one move at a time and it goes from the last macro, back through each of the previous macros, following the call stack in reverse order. in some cases, it will go to the end sub, and then go through the last commands that it went through in that particular macro, repeating steps already taken and devestating the data with orders that should not be repeated. It finally will lock upwhen it gets to a place where an order is given for the macro to go someplace that no longer exist due to previous, PROPER macro execution. Has anyone here ever seen any behavior like this out Excel? The only time this does not happen is when the data the program its handling does not require Excel to repeat its travel through the macros a second or third time.
I have a spreadhseet with lots of sheets. Instead of scrolling across to see ones out of view, it would be really neat if the view of the sheets could be stacked to show them on multiple rows.
the code i have got is attached below but the problem i am having is when i enter the letter "H" which is calculated in AJ and i enter it fast it comes up with the error "Out Of Stack Space error 28". AJ in the code below is where the cumlative value is stored, and AI is the value that it is measured against it AJ is greater than AI the message is displayed.
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim rRow As Range Dim icolor As Integer Dim ifont As Integer With Application .CellDragAndDrop = False .CutCopyMode = False End With If Intersect(Target, Me.Range("TABLE1")) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub Me.Calculate For Each rRow In Target.Rows If Me.Cells(rRow.Row, "AJ") > Me.Cells(rRow.Row, "AI") Then rRow.ClearContents MsgBox "No Holidays Left or No Holidays setup Against Them " & Me.Cells(rRow.Row, "AI") & " days."............................
i am experiencing runtime error '6': overflow on one computer but not on another computer when it is the exact same file running on two different computers.
I have a sub that takes the value in 2 textboxes and creates a profit margin in another textbox. It's a simple sub but it keeps returning the overflow error, and I can't figure out how to fix it.
Here is what the sub says that is causing the overflow:
Sub FindNetProfitMargin() UserForm2.tbProfitNetProfitMargin.Value = Val(Mid(UserForm2.tbTotalContractPrice2.Value, 2)) / Val(Mid(UserForm2.tbProfitNetProfit.Value, 2)) End Sub
I declare a bunch of variables and arrays, mostly longs and doubles, then run a DLL. After that, I redim one of my arrays (2D) to the right size and try to fill in some values. The array is a double and the values are less than one million. On the first element the code breaks and throws an overflow error.
If I choose "Debug", I can then click continue and it finishes just fine as if there was no error. I can see in the debugger that the array is sized properly, has the correct type, etc. I have no idea what could be wrong here. Could it be a memory problem?
I'm experiencing a overflow error in Excel VBA. The operation that causes this problem is (I have very long for loop, but that is correct only this following sentence is causing the problem):
whenever i run my code below that states "Runtime error '6' Overflow". At debug, the affected statement is " Cells(x + 1, 12) = Cells(x + 1, 11) / Cells(x + 1, 8) ". Can anybody help me with this error ?
Sub QQQQ() Dim v As Long, x As Integer, k As Variant Dim arr(0 To 100, 0 To 100) As Variant
I have a very serious problem with my excel and TRUNC function. I have created a spreadsheet to show whether a number is divisible by other number or not. If it is, excel would display 0. when it is not I'd expect something like 0,12123. (the number should never be bigger than 1). The formula I use is:
I have read the other posts on here and swapped, Dim timeinc As Interger to Dim timeinc As Long and Dim timeinc As Double but neither worked. They both make the calculation 0 and I can not figure out why. This macro has worked before and is failing only on this new dataset which I have attached as well.
I am solving this problem on a PC and the macro was built for a Mac but I do not think that should change much as when I run it on a Mac it fails the same
I have a script that usually runs, but all of a sudden gives me a run-time error 6: Overflow error. Basically I'm searching for certain criteria and copying or cutting and pasting lines from one sheet to another. Why I'm getting the error by the code below?
Sub teal() Dim i As Long Dim qq As Long Dim assignmentnum As Long[code]......
I worked a while on getting a macro to do what I needed in VBA. I am sure it is not the most efficient way of doing it, but its all I know. The only problem I am now encountering is getting an "Overflow" error and I can not fix it.
Sub CodeRateChange() 'Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+t
'Vlookup of PC to get PG Sheets("CODE").Select For I = 1 To 1000 If Left(Cells(I, 1), 1) = "P" Then Cells(I, 2) = Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(Cells(I, 1), Range("Hierarchy"), 2, False) End If Next I 'Calculate Base Sales Dollars Sheets("CODE").Select For I = 1 To 1000 If Left(Cells(I, 1), 1) = "P" Then Cells(I, 39) = (Cells(I, 3) * Cells(I, 15)) Cells(I, 40) = (Cells(I, 4) * Cells(I, 16))....................
I've been contracted some work and I was asked to add an additional metric on the report summary page. I have completed adding metric, tested it, and everything works fine. I was asked to put the code I worked on into an updated copy and thats where I get this "Run Time Error 6 - OverFlow" error message. The only difference between the two files is that the data worksheet (where the Summary page gets the info) in the new file has 100 more row of data. I understand that the code may be stuck in a loop, but what would cause this?
A little background on what the file does. Every month the user enters the publication name, whether it is a color or black or white ad, and the size of the ad. The macro then summerizes the data onto a different worksheet (similar to what the results of a pivot table would give you), calculating the revenue for each publicaton (based on b/w x rate + color x rate). The file worked fine until I replaced the old data with the new data.
I am currently trying to develop a code for calculating the value of an asian option using a binomial tree... In running the macro I get a run-time error 6 - overflow message. I have put the code below. note that the code is still under construction - in order to check it I have put in some hard-coded figures. Of course, these should be calculated in the model eventually. The bug is in calculating the "InterO1" value ...
Sub bereken_asian_call() sig = Sheets("Sheet1"). Range("B1").Value T = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("B2").Value N = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("B3").Value r = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("B7").Value div = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("B8").Value S = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("B12").Value K = Sheets("sheet1").Range("b13").Value alpha = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("B14").Value Dim St() As Double Dim F() As Double Dim O() As Double Dim NewAv1() As Double Dim NewAv2() As Double Dim Ffut1() As Double Dim Ffut2() As Double Dim Ffut3() As Double Dim Ffut4() As Double Dim den1() As Double Dim den2() As Double Dim InterO1() As Double Dim InterO2() As Double dt = T / N u = Exp(sig * Sqr(dt)) d = 1 / u pu = (Exp(dt * r) - d) / (u - d)................