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Test Range(A1)
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you're normally better to put something in the loop's test to allow
you to break out. It's normally a little easier to understand.
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updates.
Try Googling for Excel calculation tree to see how Excel goes about
figuring out what to calculate and when.
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Hi LD,
Nothing springs to mind. Could you also post the
'SetPasteRangeByColumn' function, plus a sheet containing examples of
the data you're working with?
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be quite an involved process!
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-in called TechnicanaUtilities and will
upload this to the files section of this site. If you load the add-
in, it will automatically run the code each time you press CTRL+SHIFT
+A together.
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Hi All,
I recently had to give some guidance to some other developers
regarding error handling in VBA. I have put this guidance into a
short video which I thought might be helpful to developers on this
group.
http://technicana.com/vbaSection/Videos/ErrorHandling.html
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Hi Satish,
I had the chance to look at this further this morning. The following
code seems to do the trick of pasting one workbook's data under
another.
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Chris
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Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
vMaster =
or can provide an example sheet
for us to test with.
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I suppose you could add code to module 1 to unprotect the project it's
in, then reprotect itself once you've removed module 2. Would this be
suitable for your needs?
On Jun 4, 8:08 pm, mikeallen7 mikealle...@gmail.com wrote:
I have 2 vba modules that are both within a protected project. I
reference to the xla
addin... you should be able to remove that reference programmatically
when it comes time to distribute your workbook.
I hope this helps,
Chris Spicer
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On Jun 4, 8:08 pm, mikeallen7 mikealle...@gmail.com wrote:
I have 2 vba modules that are both within
Hi Rajesh,
If memory serves, if you open a workbook that is set to 'automatic
calculation', then open another workbook that is set to 'manual
calculation' in the same session of Excel, then both workbooks will be
set to manual calculation.
I say 'if memory serves' as this doesn't seem to occur
You're very welcome.
On Feb 23, 3:36 pm, Art rombona...@gmail.com wrote:
Chris,
Thanks a lot. I would've spent weeks (not to say months) to figure
this out.
Tks again,
Art.
On Feb 21, 12:11 pm, Chris Spicer chris.spi...@technicana.com wrote:
Hi Art,
Contract codes are always
) = V
MonthCodes(11) = X
MonthCodes(12) = Z
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