enter image description herei have a excel, in that we have "add-ins" tool bar in that we have some add-ins to perform some actions. (like refresh the excel, submit the job to DB etc.,)
Please suggest me.
Keep your window size normalized. Use:
click(location) # where location is one of the choices next to region, location, offset ...
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When I drop a milestone from the shape master onto a page, a dialog pops up asking for data (milestone date, description, etc.). How can I prevent this dialog box? I set the values in code.
How can I prevent this dialog box?
IMHO No way ! Because this dialog box managed by build-in add-ons (aka wizards) like Project Timeline, Gantt Chart and so on…
My employer uses SAP to generate purchase order numbers. The PO number is displayed in a popup window. I need to use a VBA script to copy the PO number (or the whole text) so that it can be pasted into Excel.
I have tried using the script recording tool to get the command (it doesn't record the mouse clicks to select and copy, nor the keyboard commands), and it won't let me print to One Note or Microsoft XPS Document Writer.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Image of the popup window is here:
The message is displayed in the status bar at the lower end of the screen.
with VBA you can read this as follows:
STATUS_BAR_TEXT = session.findById("wnd[0]/sbar").Text
I have a simple excel form with an ActiveX control (ListBox)
When I share this over email, the recipient does the following steps:
1. Open the excel
2. Enable Content for the macro
Now - the ListBox grows in size.
I'm unable to dynamically resize or figure out the exact event for "Enable Content".
Is there anyway I can retain the dimensions of the ListBox?
Your problem has nothing to do with sharing the document via email. It has everything to do with window scaling. To prove this to yourself try connecting to a projector with the the excel document open. Use some Active X controls and they will shrink or Expand. I've had this problem and found the only way to avoid it in a reasonable manor is to implant a form inside the excel document that holds all the needed controls or ensure the end user is not scaling their display in any manor.
Can some one please let me know how to get to this dialog in Qlikview document?
I am reading the book Qlikview for Developers cookbook, page 228. But could not figure out. The exact sentence there is
Create a new QlikView document. Set the Database drop-down list to OLEDB and click
on Connect.
In Qlikview Press control+E ... you will see it in the bottom of the newly opened window (script window)
First open the script
File Menu > Edit Script
At the bottom of this screen is the data tab, underneath database, select OLE DB from the drop down and press connect.
I am new in excel vb.net programming. I am building a excel add-in like the image attached. I have searched but did not find a way to create its UI like the attached image. Please let me know if its possible or not, if yes, please provide me the links.
Thank you so much
You can easily add your own buttons, graphics to Excel or any Office product (Word/Power Point/Excel/ etc) by simply right clicking the ribbon area, then choosing [Customize the Ribbon].
In the next window, if you want your buttons to be displayed on their own Ribbon, create a new Ribbon.
Add as many buttons as you want, and you can separate them if you like.
You can read more about Customizing Ribbons in Office products here.
You can create a new tab on your ribbon as Ahmad has mentioned. You can then add buttons to your new ribbon tab and have them execute macros that you have written. For example, if while working in Excel, you have to highlight cells often with yellow, you can write a macro in your personal workbook then have a button in your new tab execute that macro.