Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ hi

[pankaj MBA]

HELLO SATENDER,

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$$Excel-Macros$$ Fwd: [XL-VBA Clinic] PIVOT TABLE BASED ON CELL VALUE

[Rakesh Kumar Sharma]

Hi Experts,

Is the query could be resolved with offset function?



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HI,

PFA query...


Thanks
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PIVOT.xlsx
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$$Excel-Macros$$ UserForm control property reference

[learner]

Hi!

Normally for a UserForm to assign new property to a control a variable is 
used by me like following sample code:

Dim inttxtbxTp As Integer
inttxtbxTp = 
Workbooks("..xlsm").Worksheets("").Range("...").Value  
Me.TextBox1.Top = inttxtbxTp

This works fine.

However, now I need to pass even the property name by variable

Dim strtxtbPpt As String
strtxtbPpt = 
Workbooks("..xlsm").Worksheets("").Range("...").Value..which
 
is..Top 
Me.TextBox1.Properties(strtxtbPpt) = inttxtbxTp

This code does not work.

What I need is a correct statement to pass property name by variable.

Please help ASAP, regards,

Learner

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$$Excel-Macros$$ Repeat the Number Series based on the Vlookup Number

[KATHIRVELAN N]

Dear Friends,

Please help me to get this done.

Repeat the Number Series based on the Vlookup Number.

Attached sample file for your reference.

Thanks,
Sundarvelan. N

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$$Excel-Macros$$ HOW TO RECORD RECOVERY DAY'S

[SUDHIR VERMA]

Dear All,

Please help me.

Thanking You

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$$Excel-Macros$$ loop to extract balances

[Hilary Lomotey]

Hello Experts,



i need a little assistance to extract balances from the sheet attached. i
have extracted a unique list of names from the transactions. i want a in
column J net balances from transactions. for instance the first person will
have a balance of 3007.23, the next two will have a zero balance.  i have
posted a formula for the balance in column f, kindly assist with a vba
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$$Excel-Macros$$ randomly select non-contiguous cells in a range vba excel

[Pascal Scalpa]

Hello, how to randomly select non-contiguous cells in a range vba excel

I have a range A1:AC1 and i would like to randomly select 10 cells in it 
non contiguous and then each of these cells will be merge with the one on 
its right.
Example il R1 was selected at the next step it will be merge with S1. 
That's why S1 has not to be selected in the collection before.

thanks for your help

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ loop to extract balances

[mrExcel4u]

Hi Hilary,

PFA...Hope it will help you..

warm regards,


On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 10:29 PM, Hilary Lomotey  wrote:

> Hello Experts,
>
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>
> i need a little assistance to extract balances from the sheet attached. i
> have extracted a unique list of names from the transactions. i want a in
> column J net balances from transactions. for instance the first person will
> have a balance of 3007.23, the next two will have a zero balance.  i have
> posted a formula for the balance in column f, kindly assist with a vba
> solution. thanks
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Extract Balances.xlsm
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$$Excel-Macros$$ Re: VBA Code for Locking/Unlocking excel sheet using password input form

[Adam Disuza]

On Thursday, December 10, 2009 12:29:52 PM UTC+5:30, punit poddar wrote:
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> Hi
>  
> The above file will be used by two person - User and the Administrator, 
> administrator can edit anywhere, while the user can edit only in the range 
> specified, based on this I have done something in the file attached but 
> would help you guys to pls help. Please find attached the excel file.
>  
> 1. Form that will be used to unlock only the current sheet, it will be 
> better if we give the user option to change the password.
> 2. On closing the file the sheet will automatically gets locked.
> 3. Have give the user the option to edit only a small range of cells.
>  
> Regards
> Punit
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$$Excel-Macros$$ Re: VBA Code for Locking/Unlocking excel sheet using password input form

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ loop to extract balances

[Hilary Lomotey]

thanks Boss for the assistance,

Sorry i may not have explained my expected results well.

i want the results to be in column J . And it should work like a
balance on each unique individuals account as if they were not
dependent on the other as illustrated in column l to Q then the
results of the balances posted to column of that specific individual.
i have attached the file again with illustration, will be grateful for
the assistance. thanks


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Extract Balances.xlsm
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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ loop to extract balances

[Naveen Kumar M N]

Hi,
See the attached sheet, it could help u out.




On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 10:29 PM, Hilary Lomotey  wrote:

> Hello Experts,
>
>
>
> i need a little assistance to extract balances from the sheet attached. i
> have extracted a unique list of names from the transactions. i want a in
> column J net balances from transactions. for instance the first person will
> have a balance of 3007.23, the next two will have a zero balance.  i have
> posted a formula for the balance in column f, kindly assist with a vba
> solution. thanks
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Extract Balances.xlsm
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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ loop to extract balances

[Hilary Lomotey]

excellent chief, this is what i needed. thanks all for your assistance

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