Hi Bartholomew, As I enter data onto my main worksheet I would like excel to auto populate separate worksheets based on values entered. Example: If I enter Apple in cell B2, Excel would copy cells B2:E2 onto a worksheet named Apple and enter the contents into the first available row. Maybe I need some sort of macro that is run when I save the document to accomplish this?
As, I've saved and closed the workbook; I even exited from Excel and then re-launched Excel. When I press Alt-F11 to view the VBAProject properties,the "Lock Project from viewing" box is unchecked and the "Password" and "Confirm Password" are also empty.
You can try the following. If the workbook is open then Save and close it. Close Excel. Backup your workbook as follows. Create a new folder in windows explorer While still in windows explorer, select the existing workbook and copy it. Change to the new folder and paste it.
Hallo Andreas, wenn du in den Optionen die Z1S1-Schreibweise aktiviert hast, werden auch die Bezüge der Namen in dieser Schreibweise geschrieben. Willst du jedem Blatt einen Bereichsname für A1 zuordnen? Dann mach es mit einer Schleife über alle Blätter: Sub Test() Dim i As Integer For i = 1 To Worksheets.Count With Sheets(i) .Names.Add _ Name:="WS" & i & "_A1", _ RefersTo:="='" & Sheets(i ...
I have a 200-300 page research paper (approximate length - could be much longer once everything is typed up and inserted) that should have charts copied and pasted from an Excel workbook. When I paste
Dear User, Good day!! I understand you are having the issue with sharing settings on Excel sheets but I would like to confirm some scenarios which will help us to better understand your situation and guide you in the right direction: Are you using the Share Workbook (old feature) in the Excel workbook via Excel app? If not, are you using the Restrict Access via File> Info> Protected Document ...
Hi Paul, Thank you for your reply and further clarification. If you tend to update your data from linked Excel workbook to your forms in Microsoft Forms. It is not feasible to achieve it. Because it is a “one-way syn”c from Microsoft Forms to Excel, which means Excel workbook will only get the responses and record in linked Excel workbook from Microsoft Forms, if you tried to edit or ...
I have to have 3 or 4 workbooks open at the same time with the same (named) macros in them. To make them work I use the WorkbookActivate event to assign keys to macros. e.g.: Application.OnKey "^+b",
The free Excel workbook "Professional_Compare" (updated) is available at MediaFire. (compares every cell in two worksheets Or each row in one worksheet against all rows in a second worksheet - choice of compare type) It includes optional "Clean Data" and "Quick Uniques List" utilities.
