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For a workbook itself, I can put code inside a Workbook.BeforeClose. But is there a way I can have my add-in listen for a workbook.close on any of the workbooks that might be open? I have the add-in do most of the work, with very little code in the workbooks. Thanks!
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How can I put these buttons in the layout to don't change their position because when I try I get something like this
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I have an excel addin which has runs a procedure when closing a workbook.
Is there a way to bypass this procedure using vba code if I want to write another macro that opens a workbook and closes it?
In the macro that is currently running, you can temporarily disable events before closing the other workbook to prevent the WorkbookBeforeClose event (and any other events) from running:
Application.EnableEvents = False
Remember to turn them back on afterwards and also in error handling.
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I want to create interactive objects that appear in an excel file viewed via share point. I am told I am not able to use VBA. What alternatives can I use? Please note the viewed via share point part.
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Mrhopko
None. Excel files displayed via SharePoint are rendered as HTML tables, so no VBA possible.
Open the files in Excel to have interactivity, otherwise Excel is not the right technology.
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I wrote the macro in Excel and want to distribute it to the users. Once opened I want the macro to add itself as a toolbar and then to be always visible whenever the Excel is opened. So the macro can be conveniently accessed used from all workbooks.
IMHO, the easiest way is to create an add-in with your code and give it to the users.
See this link on ozgrid to learn how to build addins.
For Sub's tied to toolbars an Addin - as said by JMax - would be my choice. For formulae specific to your business a regular empty Excel file with one or more modules containing Function Xxx(), placed in the Autostart folder would be sufficient.
A server directory which is added to the user's path of Autostart folders is an easy way to auto-distribute formulae.
I am using the latter for instance for IP address calculations
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VBA solutions can vary widely in size.
I would like to add user help documentation to all solutions but the level of effort to create and deploy the help needs to match the size of the solution.
You should check the VBA version of MZ-Tools. It is an add-in for VBA that can automatically generate documentation from your code (function name, parameters, comments, subject, etc.). You can also use it to automatically generate line numbers, onError labels, etc. More on the automatic documenting feature can be found here.
It is free, easy, and very efficient. Once you notice how much you save time by using it, please do like me: donate.
You may wish to consider HTML Help. It allows you to produce help files that are similar to standard Microsoft help. It is not particularly difficult to use, for the most part.