I have the following userform in one macro-enabled excel workbook. It needs me to fill all the empty cells every time and click update to set the cell values to be used for further calculations. I am looking forward to finding an alternative to fill these cells from the worksheet range and by-pass clicking this Update button.
I am new to VBA and struggling to answer this for a month now, any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
This looks very simple issue. Try below codes. Adjust sheet name and textbox names to UserForm as well as cells addresses.
Private Sub cmdUpdate_Click()
Me.TextBox1 = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1")
Me.txtMyBox = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("B1")
End Sub
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Can someone help me with the VBA code
On clicking a checkbox in excel the "Tab(s)" should get enabled/disabled or Appear/disappear
For eg. There is a tab name"Summary" and in Summary sheet1 I have a checkbox. On selecting the checkbox in the sheet1, the sheet 2 should get enabled/disabled or it should appear or disappear
Your help would be much appreciated
Paste this procedure in the code sheet of the worksheet on which you have the CheckBox, for example your Summary sheet.
Private Sub CheckBox1_Click()
Worksheets("Sheet2").Visible = IIf(CheckBox1.Value, xlSheetHidden, xlSheetVisible)
End Sub
There are two references to CheckBox1. That's the name of the check box - in the sub's declaration and the code. If it has another name change both references. Change the name of the worksheet you wish to hide. If you have several check boxes on your worksheet place identical procedures in the code sheet, each referring to another check box.
Note that there are two different kinds of hiding a sheet, xlSheetHidden and xlSheetVeryHidden. Both remove the tab from the bar below the Excel window. However, if you use xlSheetHidden the hidden worksheet can be shown by selecting Unhide from the Format Cells menu. If you choose xlSheetVeryHidden the sheet will not be listed there and the only way to show it again is by access to the VB Editor or code.
I encountered an odd graphical glitch when running private subs on a sheet then using a macro to jump to another sheet with a private sub on it. Basically excel is getting slowed down (the drop down menu's in the ribbons get messed up as well).
IE:
Sheet 1 has
Private Sub Worksheet_Deactivate()
Sheets("Sheet1").Visible = False
End Sub
Sheet 2 has the above code as well except Sheet2 would be the one made hidden when deactivating the worksheet.
With a button placed on sheet1 which trigger the following macro
Sub Sheet1_Button1_Click()
Sheets("Sheet2").Visible = True
Sheets("Sheet2").Select
End Sub
For testing purposes I was just using another macro assigned button on sheet2 that jumped back to sheet one and found that caused the issue. Does anyone know what's going on here and how to prevent it? Maybe this is more of a Microsoft issue?
In my original workbook I had a private sub on a "Cost Estimations" sheet that would run some some code to un-hide used lines and re-hide unused lines in a table that was referencing another sheet. Then I had a macro assigned button on that same sheet that would open a normally hidden sheet with some more info on it. The "hidden" sheet had a private sub on it that automatically hide it when the user clicks off of the sheet just like the "Sheet1" in my example. Additionally in the original workbook it was causing all the information from "cost estimations" to display on the "hidden" sheet, but only if calculations were set to automatic. I was however unable to replicate that in my test worksheet.
I'm using the following formula in conditional formatting to highlight the active row when I click on a cell,
=OR(CELL("row")=CELL("row",A1))
and in VBA editor I am applying this macro to my worksheet.
Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)
Target.Calculate
End Sub
Currently I have to repeat the steps when I move onto the next worksheet (with existing data) and for some reason it doesn't always work. Is there a way to apply this to the entire workbook of current worksheets and possible new ones? Many thanks in advance!
condition formatting - new rule
VBA editor
Have you try placing the VBA into ThisWorkBook?
I do realise placing the VBA into ThisWorkBook generally works better and more accurate than worksheet. In the ThisWorkBook, you could call a specific worksheet to perform the VBA.
With sheets("NameOfWorksheet")
Target.Calculate
End with
I have a userform with a combobox. The combobox selections come from a defined name list. I am trying to figure out how to have the code search for the combobox selection in a range of cells on the active sheet and select the cell to the right of the combobox selection in that range. I am fairly new to VBA and learning as I do it. Esentially, if "Car" is chosen in the combobox, find "car" in a range of the active sheet and select the cell to its right. Thanks in advance for any assistance you maybe able to provide.
This should work:
ActiveSheet.Cells.Find(UserForm1.ComboBox1.Value).Offset(0, 1).Select
Use your UserForm name in place of UserForm1, same goes for CombBox1. Keep in mind that it will fail if you do not have combobox value (the one you are looking for) on the sheet.
Also include vbModeless next to your UserForm1.Show to allow cell selection.
I've inherited a spreadsheet with no instructions.
There is a formula in one of the cells:
=IFERROR(ROUND((SUM('RawData'!C:C)/K21)*24*60*60,0),0)
There are no hidden tabs - so I'm guessing 'RawData' is a named reference of some sort.
Is there any way for me to find out where the data is referred to in 'RawData'?
Thanks for any help, Mark
The worksheet RawData will be a Very Hidden sheet. That means it will not show up in the the normal hide/unhide dialog in Excel.
You will need to use the VBE(Alt-F11) Then Ctr-r if the project Exploreer is not already visible.
Find the sheet in the list click it and change the hidden aspect in the properties of that sheet.
Running the following VBA will also unhide all sheets:
For Each Sht In Application.Worksheets
Sht.Visible = True
Next Sht