I am trying to add several bills to a calendar I'm creating in Excel and cannot figure out how to add them line by line with the amount. Wrap text doesn't separate the bill and amounts how I need them; is there a way to do this?
When typing in a cell in, press ALT+ENTER to force the text to start on a new line within the same cell.
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I have been working on developing excel vba based forms with my little knowledge. Once in six months, Client ask to change the structure of the forms, insert few fields, delete few fields, give inputs to incorporate few conditions/logics. This is repeated every six months. Also when developing forms for current, they keep changing their inputs. It is really painful to go and edit the forms and macro at the backend which refer each cell value of the specific field/table. I have to do this for each macro present in the form(including Userform, Module, code behind sheets). Input files keep changing and non standard. Please suggest me what is the best way to do the changes in macro, Like formula in excel change automatically when you insert or delete rows or columns, move formula to another cell.
I have an excel File filled with data which often doesn't fit in one line. Obviously these lines are getting split into two. Working as intended so far. But sometimes Excel decides there is a need for a line break even tough the text does fit on one line.
My guess would be that Excel sets a margin for its cells, but how can I modify it to prevent this from happening?
WordWrap a.k.a. Wrap Text is your friend:
Here you can see more.
If you are copy pasting.
Paste the desired object within the box with the blinking cursor (Easy).
This will paste the contents only within a block.
if the documents from which you are copying the content consists of line breaks for new paragraphs then excel takes those line breaks as new rows/columns.
for your problems if your document has made split cells for the content, Try
Selecting the columns you wish to combine together.
then use the formula.
=CONCAT(CELL A,CELL B)
Hope this helps you.
Suppose I have the following table,
how can I create a Macro that if I click on a right button/link "Remove" removes the line in the table and if I click add it adds an empty line at the end of the table?
Record a macro and do it manually one time.
After it you can check the generated code for the macro, so you can get an idea how to do it with VBA.
That will be better to give you a snippet, since you will learn more and your problem is not a huge one.
I have a very large spreadsheet with lots of worksheets that I use to create invoices based on a project number. Each project doesn't get billed on a monthly basis. I have to print each invoice to PDF and to avoid having to open every tab to see if there is information to bill, I'd like to change the tab color based a cell which contains the total of the invoice.
I have used VBA very little but have found several macros that are trying to do the same thing but because they rely on something different, I can't get what I need. I found one that just turns all the tabs a color. I found one that changes the color based on a true/false formula. I don't have the knowledge around this code to change it so that if cell H22 is >0, it turns the tab a color.
The invoices created before I took my role aren't consistent so not all totals will be in cell H22 -- it could be H14. I'm even willing to put a button on each tab that I could press to apply the macro as I do my preliminary work on each tab. I just don't have the knowledge good enough to know how to write the code. Thanks!
The easiest way would be to find an cell that none of the worksheets use (say AZ99) and do the equivalent of the H22>0 example you described on each sheet.
e.g sheet1 might have AZ99 as X10>0, sheet2 might be Y11>0 or whatever.
Use the true/false VBA code to look at cell AZ99 or whatever the cell you choose is.
When I copy and paste multiple lines from a Visio flowchart text box into Excel, the text comes into one cell as wrapped with space seperators (and if there are more than a certain # of lines, stacked cells with this formatting).
When I copy and paste the same information into Word, the text retains it's line breaks.
Why does Excel not see the line breaks and split the information down to the other cells?
If I copy and paste the same information from Word into Excel, it identifies the line breaks and will put the information into seperate cells.
If this is a super user question, I will move, but I was unsure, as am I not really bothered or want a workaround, I would rather understand the reasons for the behavior.