I've uploaded an Excel sheet to our website, but I want to be able to link to a particular row/cell within that sheet, so when people open it, they are taken to that row/cell straight away. Is this possible?
I tried using www.website.co.uk/test.xlsx#Sheet1!A7 but that doesn't appear to work.
I need to be able to link it from a Google Map comment box into a row/cell so it's leaving it fairly limited.
I would have used Google Sheets, but it's blocked by our IT department unfortunately.
As mentioned, for workbooks that are downloaded, you could try a workbook open event. Also provided users can run macros.
Option Explicit
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
If Evaluate("ISREF('Sheet1'!A1)") Then
With ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Sheet1")
.Activate
.Range("A7").Activate
End With
End If
End Sub
The code above goes in the pane for ThisWorkbook.
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I want to create a macro that takes the user to the last previously active sheet. I need this macro to keep track of all previously active sheets, which it should be able to do automatically. I want to add this to an Excel add-in, since it needs to be compatible with all the worksheets that my company's using. The sheets themselves are not macro-enabled, so I can't have any code stored in the modules of ThisWorkbook.
I have tried out the examples that I've found on other websites. Unfortunately, all of them require using ThisWorkbook, which I won't be able to use. Is there a way to do this purely within an Excel add-in?
Public MyPrevSheet as String
Sub GoToPreviousSheet()
If Len(MyPrevSheet) > 0 Then
Sheets(MyPrevSheet).Activate
ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Previous
Else
MsgBox "You have not switched sheets yet since opening the file!"
End If
End Sub
Ideally, I would like for MyPrevSheet to automatically track the last active sheet in the file.
Update: I managed to make it work using Application Events. The idea is to create a class module that can then be assigned the Application.
Here are some useful links that helped me: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/AppEvent.aspx
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As I click on the particular cells in excel, comments appears that disturb me much so I want vba code to delete all the comments instantly in the active worksheet.
All you really need to do is get a range, then clear comments:
Worksheets("MySheet").Activate
ActiveSheet.UsedRange.ClearComments
Does that help?
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To get the above code to work, there are several approaches. The one I recommend here is:
Open your Excel workbook.
Click the Visual Basic option on the Developer tab. This opens a VBA window with a tree control to the left, which shows the worksheets and workbooks.
Right-click the worksheet and select Insert Module.
In the module window that opens, paste the code I show at the bottom of these instructions.
Save the worksheet as type Excel Macro-Enabled Workbook.
Close the VBA window.
When back in Excel, hit to bring up the Run Macro window. You should see your RemoveComments macro listed. Now click Run and your comments should be removed.
I actually tested this, so it will work if done properly. If it still doesn't work for you, be sure that the worksheet in question is the first worksheet in your workbook. If it isn't, then change Worksheets(1).Activate in your RemoveComments Sub so that it refers to the correct worksheet.
Sub RemoveComments()
Worksheets(1).Activate
ActiveSheet.UsedRange.ClearComments
End Sub
Please see my reply
Sub delete_comments()
Dim i As Range
For Each i In ActiveSheet.UsedRange
i.ClearNotes
Next i
End Sub
So I am currently studying SQL Server but right now I am just working a standard office admin job while I'm studying.
I never really made macro's before and little knowledge on VB but decided to design a macro for work to make things a bit easier for my team.
The macro just very simply allows the user to enter data, stats etc and gives the percentage or average statistic resulting in a total letting the user know if the statistics have been hit that day, week, month etc.
It works well but I would like to add a "SUBMIT" button that when a user clicked it would send the data they have entered in specified cells to myself. I am not sure how to go about it, If needed I don't have access to systems like SQL, Visual Studio etc in work as said just basic admin job at the moment.
Would It need to be submitted as a CSV? or could it be submitted from the user's sheet straight onto another macro I have designed giving the results for the whole team? As said I am totally new to this idea.
Cheers Guys.
Awright, according to what you may need in a very simple approach, the first thing you need to do it's to know the cells where they're going to enter info (care with ranges ), let's assume for this example that whe only had one data entered in the first cell of the team worksheet. So, create a button called 'button1' or as you wish and on the click event use this code :
Private Sub button1_click()
Teamsheet.Cells(row,column) = Yoursheet.Cells(destinyrow,destinycolumn)
End Sub
That would copy the value from one sheet to another, now, if you had you sheet locked via password, you must unlock it before doing that,then lock it again so code would be like this :
Private Sub button1_click()
On Error Resume Next
yoursheet.unprotect password:="yourpassword"
Teamsheet.Cells(row,column) = Yoursheet.Cells(destinyrow,destinycolumn)
On Error Resume Next
yoursheet.PROTECT password:="yourpassword"
End Sub
I clarify that this is a very simple approach, so, if you're using specific cells you can copy one by one and this would do (so you can make anny calculation son your admin sheet), but when you're copying ranges should be like this :
Teamsheet.Range("A1:D3").Value = yoursheet.Range("A1:D3").Value
Also, always consider how they enter this data you need.
UPDATE :
Let's say you have a team workbook and yours is admin_workbook, concept it's similar. This code will do what you need but both workbooks should be at the same folder or path :
Private Sub button1_click()
Var_data = Teamsheet.Cells(row,column)
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Workbooks.Open Filename:=ThisWorkbook.Path & "\admin_workbook.xls"
ThisWorkbook.Activate
Admin_sheet.Cells(destinyrow,destinycolumn) = var_data
Workbooks("admin_workbook.xls").Close SaveChanges:=True
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
First you capture data on a var, then you open your admin book, put the data on the cell you want and close that workbook saving changes (you decide if you keep this line or mantain the workbook open and save manually). Also, Application.screenupdating it's a line that helps your screen doesn't flick when changing between workbooks.
Hope it helps friend !
I have researched like mad about this, and I'm worried there isn't an answer. But maybe the really smart people on this site can help.
I have two workbooks that work together - Charts.xlsm and Data.xlsm. They are always kept together in the same folder. The Charts.xlsm obviously contains all of my charts, but they are all linked to tables in Data.xlsm for their source. I also have lots of slicers in my Charts.xlsm that are connected to the charts, and they share caches when they are connected to charts with the same data source. The two workbooks are always open at the same time so that the data source reference looks like this: 'Data.xlsm'!Table1
This all works great, until I put these workbooks on another computer (which is why I am doing this so I need to find out how to fix this).
Once the workbooks are closed, the source data references change to a specific location on my harddrive: 'C:\Folder\Data.xlsm'!Table1
If I want to manually change this back to a local reference, I have to first go through and disconnect every single slicer, refresh the tables, then reconnect every slicer. Not a viable solution for my clients.
I would use VBA to change the references every time Charts.xlsm is open, but when I tried it one of two things would happen: either the workbook produced errors that would prevent saving, or Excel would crash completely.
This is the code that works perfectly for disconnecting the slicers, but produces the 'save' error:
Sub Disconnect_Slicers()
Dim oSliceCache As SlicerCache
Dim PT As PivotTable
Dim i As Long
For Each oSliceCache In ThisWorkbook.SlicerCaches
With ActiveWorkbook.SlicerCaches(oSliceCache.Name).PivotTables
For i = .Count To 1 Step -1
.RemovePivotTable (.Item(i))
Next i
End With
Next oSliceCache
End Sub
So... I am asking the Excel/VBA geniuses out there if there is any way I can maintain a relative location for my charts when they are looking for Data.xlsm so that no matter what computer I open those workbooks on, they will always be actively linked.
Thank you SO much in advance!
If always both files are in the same folder you could possibly go this way.
A. Switch off auto 'UpdateLinks' of Chart.xlsm file. You could do this once manually or, for safety reason, always when BeforeClose event fires to avoid some possible problems:
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
ThisWorkbook.UpdateLinks = xlUpdateLinksNever
End Sub
B. When you open Chart.xlsm change the link to Data.Xlsm using Workbook Open event + additionally refresh links. In this situation we check path to Chart.Xlsm file and search Data.Xlsm in the same folder. I assume that there is only one link to any other file otherwise some changes could be required:
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
'changing first and only one link to new one
Dim a
a = ActiveWorkbook.LinkSources
ThisWorkbook.ChangeLink Name:=a(1), _
NewName:=ThisWorkbook.Path & "\Data.xlsm", Type:=xlExcelLinks
'update the link
ThisWorkbook.UpdateLink Name:=a(1), Type:=xlExcelLinks
End Sub
I admit I do not consider all the risks therefore some test are required.
I have developed an Excel Application in which useres can enter custom categories. I let the user call up and hide this data entry worksheet with a button in the custom ribbon.
Now I've realized that the user can accidentally delete these worksheets. How do I disable the delete command for this worksheet while leaving all else open?
I've been searching the web but have come up empty on this.
This is for Excel 2007
Thanks
Protect them.
Tools > Protection > Protect Worksheet.
Add the password and choose what actions your users should do in the sheets.
You can do the same using VBA too. Check the following link
Updated with a code for sheet level protect
You may put the following code in the sheet that you need to manage any mischief ;)
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
ThisWorkbook.Protect Password:="Password", Structure:=True
End Sub
Private Sub Worksheet_Deactivate()
ThisWorkbook.Unprotect Password:="Password"
End Sub
But you see, when you have a book with 100 sheets and if you want 50 sheets to be protected.
Then you gotta either save all the sheet indices into a very hidden sheet. Usee that list in a module level VBA code to trigger the protect. Because not everytime you will have sheets in asceding order. If sheet indices in an order you can simply iterate them.
Let me know if you like to have workbook level code as well.