• WSJoseluis

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    • in reply to: Inserting row in sheet (2003) #1002545

      Thanks Hans. I have one problem with the macro above. If the last line has any info on it before the macro is run, it copies it which not what I had intended to do and the sum formula does not carry inserted cells. I still want the user to have the options of selecting facility type and activities in the inserted row. Any ideas or help. Thanks.

    • in reply to: cell with numbers and text (2003) #1001743

      Thanks Hans again. That works.

    • in reply to: making a list of cells (2003) #1001739

      Thanks Hans.

    • in reply to: copying emails with attachments (2003) #1000474

      Thanks Hans.

    • in reply to: validation in sheets (excel 2003) #998082

      I see what you are saying. The only reason I was using two columns was one contain the product number the other the description for that product.

    • in reply to: validation in sheets (excel 2003) #998077

      Since we are in the topic, how come you can’t select more than one columm for the validation. I tried doing it base on the steps you guys gave, but if the validation has one or more columns it gives me an error message. I ended up with doing the concatenate function to have it work. Any ideas?

    • in reply to: validation in sheets (excel 2003) #998068

      Thank you both.

    • in reply to: custom printing with checkbox (2003) #989811

      Yes I am. I don’t have my password with me, so I ended up creating another account. By the way, I really want to thank you for all your help.

    • in reply to: custom printing with checkbox (2003) #989805

      Hello Hans,
      I was trying to use the code above to do what aaaofpmch wanted to do, but if there is a gap in the rows where there is an x, the columns do not get hidden. Any ideas as to why? For example, if I select row 2 column a,b,c,d,u, etc. The columns between d and u do not hide and there is a big gap in between them. Any help would be great. Thanks

    • in reply to: Pivot Table Grand Total (2003) #989290

      Thanks Hans that worked.

    • in reply to: Help with VB for excel file (2003) #988887

      Thanks LegareColeman. I made the mistake of editing a line in the coding and that is why it didn’t work. By the way. The statement below did what I need to. Thanks again.

    • in reply to: Help with VB for excel file (2003) #988875

      You are correct in your assumptions. The active file is the one that we are in when we do the getopenfilename method. I am sorry to be such a pest, but If the sheet “SCO Positions” is already created, I thought the ‘Delete sheet if already exists will take care of it, but when I run the macro it stops at ActiveSheet.Name = “SCO Positions”. Any ideas? Regarding the sum, all I wanted to do is to sum column F from cell f1 to where the data ends. Thanks for all your help.

    • in reply to: Help with VB for excel file (2003) #988867

      Thanks Coleman for the code. Regarding your questions:
      1. The positions-Master file for Nov 05-Mary(copy).xls will be use as a base and it will be copy to next month but rename Dec 05. My fear is that since the code referes to a particular window(“position….”) which has the file name, it will give them an error. Am I wrong to assume that?
      2. The column I want to sum is F. I will like to put it two rows below the last data entry.

      Any Feedback would be great.

    • in reply to: macro to hide columns (2003) #986670

      Thanks Hans it does what I need, but how about if I need to display all the columns for printing. Can we put it in the combobox?

    • in reply to: vlookup information (2003) #982971

      Hans,

      One last question. When there is no value in the formula (vlookup) #N/A appears. How can I have it so nothing appears if nothing is selected? Thanks.

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