If you have macros in the file, then Yes, you must save it as either .xlsm,
.xlsb or .xls (Office-97)
If you save it as .xlsx, then all macros will be removed.
It has been my experience that files saved in .xlsb format are smaller.
Even though they may not have macros.
In addition, macros that t
First of all, I think there's some things we both need to understand.
There are "regional" settings in Excel that allow for some standard conventions.
For instance: in different parts of the world,
2 and 1/4 is represented as 2.25 or as 2,25
So, is your designation of 23,54 using a "," as a f
You can simply use a formula like:
=IF(A2<>"",SUBSTITUTE(TEXT(A2,"0-000-000-000"),"919-","9-"),"")
and copy down/across.
Why do you want a macro?
Do you know how to write macros?
If not, then you're asking one of us to write it for you,
you'll have to provide much more information.
How many ro
I'm not sure how this relates to pdf files.
Or has the original discussion thread been "highjacked"?
Paul
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>On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 5:08 PM, Paul Schreiner wrote:
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>It looks like you've already got it set up.
>>You're using column A in the Source sheet to concatenate the Group,mo
I suspect that what you've provided is a data sample that may not be realistic.
Will the values in the "Reader" column actually SAY "In" and "Out"?
or are these clock rings from users?
and, the date/time for each "IN" ring is probably not the exact time for the
corresponding "OUT" ring.
I can w
It looks like you've already got it set up.
You're using column A in the Source sheet to concatenate the Group,month and
location.
you need to add the FBC value to this column, however you'll probably want to
round the FBC number to 2 decimal places:
=E3&B3&D3&Round(F3,2)
in your data match she
It looks like the code you copied was modified by an editor.
Some editors use what is called "smart quotes"
The instead of simple double-quotes (") they use
an "opening quote" (“)
and a "closing quote" (”)
so your quoted string looks like:
“Is your name ”
These quote are not allowed in VBA.
s
Are you wanting someone to write it for you or give you guidance in writing it?
Either way, what you've given us is insufficient to complete the task.
The way I usually handle it is with a Dictionary Object.
I read in the "Master file" and store the record "index" and row number in a
Dictionary
It's possible that the other users have their macro settings set for a prompt
when opening and select to disable macros.
There's a couple of ways to handle this:
Lock and protect the entire sheet, or even hide it.
Create a workbook_Open event that unhides or unprotects the sheet.
If they've di
Are you saying you want to copy the CONTENT of the Word Documents to an Excel
workbook? or append each of the Word Documents to a new Word document?
Paul
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hope it helps.
Paul
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At all the times you can,
To all the people you can,
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For your sumif(Indirect function in cell B5, try:
=SUMIF(INDIRECT("'"&TEXT($A5,"dd-mm-")&"'!C18:C40"),B$3,INDIRECT("'"&TEXT($A5,"dd-mm-")&"'!F18:F40"))
(It should copy to D, F, H, J also)
Paul
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“Do all the good you can,
By all the means you can,
First of all, if you saved it as a "macro enabled workbook file",
that means you saved it as a .xlsm file.
If so, they could NOT have opened the file with a version of Excel prior to
2010.
So, that just leaves a "newer" version, which I wouldn't jump to immediately.
Which line is showing the err
This seems to have nothing to do with currency.
it's simply a number.
ANY number can be displayed in any way you wish.
Simply right-click on the cell and select "Format Cells".
then,
If you want the $, then you can select "Currency"
If you simply want it to be numeric, select "Custom" and one
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I used this formula in Cell E2:
=IF(OR((COLUMN()-4)=$C3,MOD((COLUMN()-4)-$C3,$D3)=0),$B3,"")
then copied it to the other cells.
Basically, it uses two concepts:
the "Data" portion occupies (4) cells. A:D, so
the column for year 1 is in column E.
so, column() - 4 gives the "Year Number" of 1
not clear enough.
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I'm sorry, there just doesn't seem to be enough information to figure out what
it is you want to do!
Are you saying you wish to add information to the worksheet when you hit the
button?
or are you wanting to create another set of text boxes on the userform?
If you're wanting to create new tex
I'm not sure what's causing the confusion.
there are two questions:
Can we record a looping statement ?
the answer is "No".
The question concerns utilizing the macro recorder to record actions in order
to determine the VBA statements required to perform specific tasks.
A "looping statement"
I'm sorry, but your explanation is confusing.
Can you give an example?
Paul
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my first suspicion is that your 2010 application hasn't been set to "trust the
VBA object model".
Because just about everything in 2007 is available in 2010.
but your error seems to imply a permission to create a userform object.
for which you would need to VBA trust setting set.
Look at:
F
Try adding this code:
With ActiveWorkbook.VBProject
For x = .VBComponents.Count To 1 Step -1
If (.VBComponents(x).Name = "Report") Then
.VBComponents(x).CodeModule.DeleteLines _
1, .VBComponents(x).CodeModule.CountOfLines
End If
Would you please send me a file with a larger sample?
schreiner_p...@att.net
I just need the name, price and date columns, you can clear the rest.
I'd LIKE the full 50,000+ lines.
There's a couple of approaches I'd like to try, but the time to process a
large number may be significant.
also,
the company and now i need the code
>behind in order to work further. I am not violating any policies dear. Please
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>>#1) He said: " I cant pass the sh
Really?
#1) He said: " I cant pass the sheet as it can lead to violations on company
side"
#2) I'm sorry, it's a violation of group policy #3:
3) Don't post questions regarding breaking or bypassing any security measure
The reason is that we do not want to assist someone stealing another's
That's actually not that easy to do.
The problem is that you're dealing with Windows Events.
Many Windows events (login, screen locking, etc) write to a system log.
but many of these are set up by the workstation "Policies".
The policies are handled by the network system administrator.
Depend
Here we can make use of a couple of different concepts:
#1) Excel stores dates as numbers (the number of days since 1/1/1900).
So, if your date (June 3, 2014) is in cell A1, the date 9 days previous to
that is A1-9
#2) The Excel function Weekday() returns the "day number" of the weekday.
Wait... just be clear...
Are you using RangeName1 as a variable that contains the name of a Named Range?
or is "RangeName1" the name of a range?
also, I can see why it might have a problem with:
Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeFormulas, 16).Select
since I have no idea what that line is sup
What you're describing is reminscent of some old Fortran style IF statments.
In VBA you CAN use goto's, but it's not really all that common.
In fact, I think they're only keeping them around for backward compatibility.
I THINK the equivalent to what you've described is:
If RangeName1 < 16 the
Guys:
I started with the same response, until I noticed that
I believe what he's saying is that the value in the cell is NOT an Excel date:
He said: "Now it is not in system's date format"
so, he cannot change the display format to display it in another date format.
the solution using the
f infinitive loop. I tried to find out why and what I found is that after
>couple of looping on this line "Set wb4 = Workbooks("RNsOutstanding[1]. csv")"
>it throws out a Subscript out of Range error and it never sets wb4 again. When
>I run in break mode it works.
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Did you TRY what I described? or even Ravinder's suggestion of Browser.busy or
Browser.ReadyState?
There are two things:
You SAID that Application.Wait does not work.
When used properly, Application.Wait DOES work, it just might not help in your
case.
The second thing is the infinite loop.
Th
You really shouldn't expect much help from this group in this case, since it
violates
Forum Rule #3:
There are LOTS of places on Google that you can find people who willingly allow
someone to steal someone else's work.
(5,340,000 hits on "Break Excel password")
I know, you aren't trying to
I'd try a combination of the Application.Wait and a loop to check to see if the
download file is ready.
Depending on file size, I'd probably check the size of the download file.
then wait for 5 seconds, and check again.
If the file size changes, then wait again until the file size no longer
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probably, but why?
the number usually isn't valuable.
if you have a set of 100 numbers, and the average is 10
another set of 500 numbers, and the average is 20
and a set of 1000 numbers and the average is 30
the average of the averages is ( 30+20+10 ) / 3 = 20
but in actuality, the overall ave
Are you wanting a macro to import it? or one-time?
Do you want the different sets on different sheets?
If you want it one-time, I'd open the file in excel and use a space and "!" as
delimeters.
you'll need to clean up the headers.
If you're looking for a macro, let me know what approach yo
I'm having some difficulty following what you're trying to do.
Your description implies that there are multiple records (1,2,3) for a given
name.
and, it seems that there should be multiple occurences of the id/name
combination
which you wish to make unique by adding A-D to the ID's.
But you
Can you share the macro?
whenever I see an error involving something "around" 33,000
I immediately look to integer variables.
do you have a line/loop counter? varible perhaps?
something like:
Dim rCount
or
Dim rCount as integer
??
integers are in the range -32768 to 32768
LONG integers:
I must be missing something.
This looks to be a simple VLookup function.
You have a sheet that has a list of department/GL codes.
when you enter the department number, use a VLookup() function to retrieve the
GL Account number.
what is the issue? what am I missing?
Paul
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This macro seems to work with the sample data:
Option Explicit
Sub Cleanup()
Dim R, nRows
Dim C, nCols, C2
Dim bFlag
nRows = ActiveCell.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Row
nCols = ActiveCell.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Column
For R = 2 To nRows
If (Cells(R, "A").Value & "X"
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Remember: Google is your friend.
searching for "Call Back URL" returns 1,530,000 hits.
with explanations and examples!
Paul
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For:
Workbooks("ESS CentreVu Stats Half").Worksheets("Mel").Range("b3").Value
Is the workbook "ESS CentreVu Stats Half" open?
I tested code with my workbook.
It seems that the file extension must be included.
In my case:
Workbooks("Ora_RMS_Flags_Master.xlsb").Sheets("Ora_PN").Range("B3").Va
Are you looking for a workseet function or VBA solution?
If you need a worksheet function, I used this logic:
A1 = "Being amt. of claim incentive for CE of Apr-14 claim receivable from TDL."
in a cell named "AmtofClaim" I used the formula:
=FIND("amt. of claim",A1) + 14
(14 is the length of "am
I'm not sure your explanation is any clearer
You said:
"I have one macro by that macro some value get calculate and it will be any
number, "
So, it could be 41760.2759594907 ? or will it be from the list of target%
values?
once that number appears in 1 cell then next cell
is the "next cell" the
Do you know how to write macros and are asking for help?
or are you asking for someone to write the macro?
Paul
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“Do all the good you can,
By all the means you can,
In all the ways you can,
In all the places you can,
At all the times you can,
To all the peo
So... you're asking one or more of us to write the VBA code for you?
are you familiar with VBA?
what have you done so far?
Is the "base data" exactly how it comes from your timekeeping system?
the "times" are in a mixed format.
some are like: 23:04 (hours, minutes)
where others are like: 6.35
??
That's what sorting does.
evidently, you have additional requirements that you've not included.
Paul
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11:49 AM
>Subject: Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Re: find duplicate rows of data between sheets
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>The code given above works well for the sheets in same workbook.
>send me the code for data in two different work books.
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>Regards
>Euge
It works perfectly in my workbook.
Row 6 is unhighlighted in sheet1
and 6 and 13 are unhighlighted in sheet2.
better check to make sure the macro was copied correctly,
here it is from my workbook:
Option Explicit
Public Dict_Data1, Dict_Data2
Sub Compare()
Dim Sht1, Sht2
Dim nRows, r, s
Must be something I changed when I went to test my large sample.
I'll take a look at it.
Paul
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As
I threw this together and tested it.
it works on your sample data.
I then tested it on a sample file of 135000 records.
it took about 6 minutes to do 135,000 records.
I tested a variation that puts a "flag" into column J,
then, once complete, filters on this column and highlights the rows.
Try testing to see if the selected target "intersects" the specified range:
If (Not Intersect(Range(Target.Address), Range("D5:G10")) Is Nothing) Then
Paul
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By all the means you can,
In all the ways you can,
In all the places y
What do you mean: "It won't save".
do you get an error? (what is it)
does it save, but in an incorrect format?
Why the "_" in xlCSV_ ??
normally, the "_" means the code is continued in the next line
(but it requires a space before)
I suspect you're getting a file format error...
I would probably split the array and do something like:
Sub json_2_Array()
Dim Array1, Array2, sArray
Dim inx1, inx2, i
Dim jSon
jSon =
"[[""A"",""string"",0,""NULL""],[""B"",""string"",0,""NULL""],[""C"",""string"",0,""NULL""],[""D"",""string"",0,""NULL""],[""E"",""string"",0,""
What line is giving you a mismatch error?
What are the values of the two cells being compared?
also, you're setting LR = the last row of data in column "A",
but then never use the value (so it's unnecessary).
I ran this macro on a sample file that had 132,000 rows and it worked as I
expected
Need help to find the missing emp id on
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>Thank you paul, for exposing us to the scripting.dictionary object.
>Can you please share, some more details and uses of the dictionary Object.
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>Eugene
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>On Tue, Apr 8, 20
absolutely.
The vba code for random numbers is rnd()
So, you can use something like:
rNum = rnd()
this will give you a single-precision random number between 0 and 1 (like:
.5795186)
You can then round this to whatever you like.
rNum = int((Rnd * 5) + 1
will give you a random integer be
Form on Upper, Lower and Proper case
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>2014-04-10 18:48 GMT+07:00 Paul Schreiner :
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>What is it you would like to know?
>>the functions required:
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>> StrConv(Rng.Value, vbProperCase)
>> StrConv(R
What is it you would like to know?
the functions required:
StrConv(Rng.Value, vbProperCase)
StrConv(Rng.Value, vbUpperCase)
StrConv(Rng.Value, vbLowerCase)
how to loop through the selected cells?
For Each Rng In Selection
Rng.Value = StrConv(Rng.Value, vbProperCase)
I did it two different ways.
You IMPLIED that you wanted a macro (hence, the button)
So, I used a technique in which I loaded a Dictionary object with all empid's
for the date specified, then looked through the list of all empid's and checked
for those that did not exist in the Dictionary object.
I have several Excel workbooks that have custom Tool Bars.
In Excel 2010, they decided that custom toolbars need to be in "Add-Ins",
which, in my opinion, was a poor decision.
What I use is:
I created a macro called New_CmdBar
in which I define the toolbar (called "PMTR").
Then, in the ThisW
I take it you're using a Change "event" to update the th second worksheet?
If that's the case, the reason is because the change event is triggered by the
content of the cell, not how it's "displayed".
For example:
if you have a date in a cell like: 06-Mar-2014
The cell ACTUALLY contains a n
The problem seemt to be:
in LinInterpolate, xRange and yRange are declared as "variant"
when you pass xRange as Range("B3:B44").Value,
you're passing an ARRAY, so xRange becomes an Array variable.
an Array variable doesn't HAVE the property of: xRange.Cells.Count
because xRange (as an Array) do
I understand.
Actually, I started writing that, thinking that it was going to be the problem.
Then, decided to do some testing and observation and determined that it was NOT
the cause, but might become a problem in the future, so left it in the email.
Paul
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What value do you end up with for TIP ?
You're ReDimensioning BETA as size (TIP)
But BETADEG will always be (10) ("H19:H28")
So, if TIP is more than 10, then it might cause a problem.
However, when I changed:
Cells(s,34)=BETADEG(s)
to:
Cells(s,34)=BETADEG(s,1)
your "snippet" of code ran corr
You could replace your If/ElseIf/Endif statement with a Select Case Statement:
Select Case Selection.Offset(0, 2).Value
Case "GURGAON(DELHI-NCR)", "MANESAR(HR)", "ROHAD(HR)"
Selection.Offset(0, 12).Value = "Gurgoan-Rohad-Pathredi"
Case "HSR-CRD(HR)", "HSR-GET HOSTEL", "HSR-HRD(HR)
Where did you place the
Private Sub Workbook_Open
macro?
(It belongs in the Thisworkbook module)
also, instead of having the user enter the version number, why not have the
macro READ the number?
(that is, unless the name of the original file (File A) changes)
also: what I have done is crea
Could you send me the entire function?
(you could send it directly)
Is there a relationship between the variables that influences the rate?
I think I'd like to look at nested Select statements.
Paul
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February 25, 2014 11:13 AM
>Subject: Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Alternate for concatenate in excel
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>column1,coumn2 from table1 t,table2 t2 where
>t1.condition1=t2.condition1,t2.condition2=t2.condition2 and date"&
>(TEXT(TODAY()-1,"MMDD")&"(subquery)")
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There are LOTS of ways to determine the number of "active" rows of data.
Which will work best will depend on the nature of your data.
For instance:
your data has a column header in row 1
and each row has a value in column "A".
There are some VBA statements that utilize Excel worksheet functions
I'm not sure what you mean by:
"excel cell has sql query"
Are you using VBA to run a SQL query and placing the result in the cell?
or are you using an "External" source that populates the Excel sheet?
and..
what is it you're trying to do?
Paul
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Gerrit,
Many of us have here have similar (and varied) backgrounds.
Personally, mine was in Fortran IV, Cobol, C, C++ and UNIX scripting.
I'm currently maintaining close to 100,000 lines of VBA code in multiple
applications.
I think one of the biggest benefits of VBA is in the editor/debugger.
First of all, I think the problem is that you don't know what the "Current"
directory is for your Excel instance.
When you execute the .bat file manually,
You're probably using the keystrokes:
C:\
cd \Users\User\Desktop\mails\Rename\
Extract
The portion of the command "> myfiles.txt"
redirects t
I'm not sure what the purpose of your macro is.
It LOOKS like ComboBox1 has: "CAP, CREAM, DROP".
You're trying to select from one of these values in the combobox
and load another list (pre_Med_Name_1)
But there's a couple of things wrong with this approach.
First, the Range() object only has a
In your script, you have a line:
FileName = Dir(CurrDir & "*.*", vbDirectory)
This basically creates a "collection" of information from "CurrDir".
vbDirectory indicates that it is to return "directories or folders in addition
to files with no attributes".
the statement itself returns the first e
try:
=IF(C4>121,IF(C8<50,10,20),
IF(C8<50,(1*C4*60)/(0.75*1000),
(2*C4*60)/(0.75*1000)
)
)
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By all the means you can,
In all the ways you can,
In all the places you can,
Could you send me (directly) a sample data file?
even just a couple thousand lines would be sufficient.
(otherwise, I have to spend time creating sample data!)
I routinely read in comma delimited files.
(The largest is 127,000 lines)
I think there are several things I could do with your macro t
Yes
Keep in mind that the DATE is simply a number, displayed in Date format.
So, your date: 1/1/2013
is really 41275 (the number of days since 1/1/1900)
So, your "Expiration Date" is
41275 + 30, or 41305
which is DISPLAYED as 1/31/2013
a Macro would would similarly:
Sub ExpDate()
Dim
Are the "times" actual EXCEL TIME or a string?
If it's ACTUAL Excel time, then the values are actually numbers.
That is, the fractional part of a day.
6:00am is .25
6:00pm is .75
So, to determine how many values are between 7:00am and 7:59am,
you're actually wanting to count the number of val
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>Thanks for the information . I will search it by Google. Henceforth same will
>not happen again.
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>Rega
See Forum Rules #3:
"Don't post questions regarding breaking or bypassing any security measure."
The problem is, there is no way for any of us to know if YOU actually own the
file and are really the one that forgot the password. Not that we're accusing
you of lying, but how do we know?
Let's
"these type of cases"?
I'm not sure your situation falls into a "type" of case.
In YOUR case, Excel is interpreting your string "> 7 days"
as: GREATER than " 7 days"
or: GREATER THAN [space]7[space]"days"
In your samples, your cells contain "0-3 Days", "4-7 Days" or "> 7 Days".
In each case,
Hmm... I have to disagree.
I have an excel workbook that has 75 columns and 127,000 rows (and growing).
THEN, the workbook has 20 sheets that report this data in different formats,
and are used for queries against the data.
I consider THIS "a lot of data".
however, compared to the 5 million re
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>I will try the formula with suggested changes and will get back to you with
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>In your first message, you didn't mention that the value in co
In your first message, you didn't mention that the value in column A may not
match the values in the row!
The solution I provide could be used.
simply use the MATCH() function to return the row number of the matching value
from column A and use that instead of the ROW() functions I used.
Paul
Here's my answer:
=SUM(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW(),8) & ":" & ADDRESS(ROW(),MATCH($D$1,$H$1:$Z$1)+7)))
Here's my logic:
You want to use the =SUM() function to calculate the total
for the current row from column H1 through the column described in D1.
For Jun-12, the SUM() function would look like:
=S
I've encountered similar issues before.
It seems to be a graphical memory issue.
Usually, I have several applications open at once.
At some point, the memory on the graphics card is exhausted.
Even when you exit the other applications, sometimes the graphics memory isn't
released.
My PC was upgr
The way I've accomplished something similar is:
Create a Public Variable
Create a SelectionChange event
The Event macro checks to see if the selected cell is in column "A". If it
is, save the current content in the Public Variable.
Create a CHANGE event
In the Change Event, if the cell cha
Replace
Dear Sir,
Small Question...
then Sir what is exact meaning and use of declare variable in below case?
Thanks in Advance .
Reg,
Prafull Jadhav.
On Thu, Jun 6, 2013 at 5:41 PM, Paul Schreiner wrote:
IF you do not utilized "Option Explicit" at the beginning of each module,
IF you do not utilized "Option Explicit" at the beginning of each module,
then VBA will "automatically" declare a variable the first time it is used.
So, yes, the macro should run.
However,
In my opinion, it is NEVER a good idea to create a variable that is the same
"name" as one of the keywords
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>Hi Team,
>
>Need your help in creating the macro doing the below:-
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>I am having huge data in different worksheets
>I am having 10 worksheets in total
>I want to get the data copied from each ...more
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>Paul Schreiner Jun 04 09:44AM -0700
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>What expe
What experience do you have with VBA and macros?
If you record a macro in which you use Ctrl-End to locate the last used cell,
you can then use the row number from that selection to determine the range of
rows to select.
then use something similar to select the last row in the Combined sheet and
The Body of your email ended up in the subject line.
>From the subject line, I gather you have an attendance sheet.
But the term "variable macros" is confusing.
You want macros that vary?
Or you want macros to do SOMETHING
and somehow you want the macros to make use of variables?
Could you plea
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Paul
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It's not VBA related.
Somewhere in the file is a formula that refers to data in another file,
and the other file does not exist.
If you choose "Edit Links", it will show you what file is not available.
If you then "break" the link and save your file, the reference will no longer
cause a problem.
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