I would like to ask, if I need to select an entire row, start from the 3rd row as a range in VBA, instead of the below line, any better ways to go about it? Many thanks.
Range("C3:C1048576").Select
Assuming your working with an Excel Worksheet, this line will do it
ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(1).Rows(3).Select
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Im trying to fill in a formula in a lot of cells using a VBA. The workbook I'm working with looks like this:
I'm trying to fill in a formula starting in B3. I first tried to define a range and insert formula, but my problem is that the range is never the same. Some data sets I have more columns and others i have more rows.
Is there a way to make a VBA that defines the range as all columns with content in Row1 and all rows with content in A?
The formula that I'm trying to inset is like this: =INDEX(Sheet1!$N:$N;MATCH(Sheet3!$A:$A&Sheet3!B$1;Sheet1!$R:$R;0))
I hope someone can help me with my problem.
you could create a dynamic named range that can be used in VBA
Use the below to define the range
=OFFSET(Sheet1!$B$3,0,0,COUNTA(Sheet1!$A:$A)-1,COUNTA(Sheet1!$1:$1)-1)
Changing Sheet1 to that of your sheetname
Assuming that there areno blank columns or rowsin your data set etc.
I currently have a macro that copies and paste data from one sheet to another sheet, based on a certain criteria. I have over 15 sheets that it does this.
Now what I want to do is select all the data in the new sheets, and turn it into a table.
I know I can use ActiveSheet, but I would need to do that for every single sheet. Is there a way I can select only the data in other sheets, without that being my active sheet?
I am able to select all my data in an active sheet with this:
ActiveSheet.Range("B1:M1", ActiveSheet.Range("B1:M1").End(xlDown)).Select
I tried doing something like below, but just selects the last cell with data in it. If I remove the .End(xlDown), then it will select B1:M1.
Application.Goto Sheets("SheetName").Range("B1:M1").End(xlDown)
Any idea if there is a way to copy my data in those ranges without switching tabs?
Thank you!
You can avoid Select/Selection/Active/ActiveXXX, like follows:
With Sheets("SheetName")
.Range("B1:M1", .Range("B1:M1").End(xlDown)).Copy Destination:= someotherrange
End With
Where someotherrange is a valid range reference where to paste copied data into
I am looking for a command that creates a Range Object containing all cells of a given worksheet.
Sheets(1).Range("A1:AAZ1000000") would be a safe bet, but you never know how many rows or columns you might encounter so something like
Sheets(1).Range("All") would be better.
Sheets(1).Cells returns a Range object and when called with no parameters returns a range encompassing all the cells in the sheet.
Sheets(1).EntireRow.EntireColumn is one way
i have a range of cells (A60 TO Y70) . I would like to group and ungroup the columns of these cells as they are way too broad and thus complexed to view. Is it possible to ungroup and group a specified range with the use of VBA. There are many more ranges of such thus this function would be really useful for me! Thank you:)
You can simply use the group function:
Range("a60", "y70").Group
or ungroup them:
Range("a60", "y70").Ungroup
Basically I need to select specific cells on an excel sheet in vba. For example the code should be able to select a5, a10, a15. I do not want the cells in between them, just the ones I listed. Is there a specific function that will do this? It seems like .Range could only take start cell and ending cell.
You'd use this: Range("A5,A10,A15").Select
To add additional cells, just use more commas.
Alternately, you can utilize the Union method to join multiple range objects into a single Range object.
Note that it is generally not a good idea to select cells in VBA as nearly everything can be done without selection. This is a frequent mistake made by people new to VBA due to generated macros (Record Macro) recreating what you do rather than the result you want.