I have an xlsm file which has a macro and worksheets. I need to copy the macro and a worksheet to a different workbook. Like to know the easiest way to do. Thanks!
Right-Click on the Sheet's tab and create a copy of the sheet in a new workbook.
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Respected All,
My question is below
I have a 50 Workbook in a folder and in every workbook there is a separate Sheet name Call "Data". here i would like to loop form multiple workbook throw loop and find seprate "Data" sheet name in the workbook if there is a sheet called "Data" then Copy that sheet and paste into the Master Work book. is it possible in in VBA if possible please guide me how to do this.
I have two Excel Workbooks (WB1, WB2). I want to be able to run a Macro from WB1 that will run a macro on WB2. The macro I want to run on Wb2 is already in WB2. Basically I want to click a button that will run the WB2 macro on WB2.
You can use Application.Run to run a macro on a different workbook. Assuming Wb2 is already open, and the macro you want to run is called MacroName then you can use the following ...
Application.Run "Wb2!MacroName"
from within Wb1
You can use ThisWorkbook which will reference the workbook you wrote the code in. A simple way to change this is to use the search function ctrl+f on your code and replace your workbook name with ThisWorkBook.
Credit to #3-14159265358979323846264 for catching my mistake.
I am trying to write a macro to copy worksheets into a new Workbooks using the .Copy(MSDN) method and then save and email these newly created files out.
To do this I will need a reference to the newly created worksheet in my macro. I haven't found a way to do it directly with the copy and am hesitant to always look for Book1.xlsx.
Is there a way to grab the most recently opened workbook or easily compare before and after collections of workbooks?
You can tell the worksheet Copy method to place the sheet Before/After a sheet in another workbook. So create a new workbook and then copy your sheet to before the first sheet in the new workbook.
Dim newBook As Workbook
Set newBook = Workbooks.Add
Workbooks("source_book.xlsx").Worksheets("sheet_name").Copy Before:=newBook.Worksheets(1)
You've then got a valid workbook reference to the book that holds the copy of the sheet.
Oh alright then.
Dim origBook As Workbook, newBook As Workbook
Set origBook = Workbooks.ActiveWorkBook
yourcode..yourcode..yourcode.Copy
Set newBook = Workbooks.ActiveWorkBook
Something like that.
I created the macro in one of the excel workbook (abc.xlsm). And I want only that particular workbook to display the macros in view macros popup. But when view macros from other workbook (xyz.xlsx) I am able to view the macros which I created in the abc.xlsm.
I tried with private keyword before the macro. But it will hide the macro visibility in all the workbooks including the first workbook (abc.xlsm)
IS THERE ANYWAY TO RESTRICT THE MACRO VISIBILITY ONLY IN THE WORKBOOK WHICH IT WAS CREATED?
Excel macros popup lists all the macros available for execution in all workbooks that are open in the current Excel instance. This means that the only option to execute the macro only from a specific workbook is to check if ActiveWorkbook is the workbook you want the macro to be executed from. You can accomplish that with this line on top of your sub code:
If Not ActiveWorkbook.Name = "abc.xlsm" Then Exit Sub
So I have an Excel workbook that contains a template sheet for products.
I am creating new products on a Main Page via a UserForm which creates a new sheet, copies the cells from the template sheet and pastes them onto the new sheet and then fills in the rest with the information given from the UserForm.
The problem I am having is that I want each one of these newly created sheets to contain code for Worksheet_Change. I do not know of a way in which to create the new sheet and also give it the necessary code which is currently in the template sheet.
Any help will be very appreciated!
Don't copy the cells to the new sheet.
Instead, copy the entire sheet.........any sheet code will copy with it.
EDIT#1:
For example, if worksheet "Template" contains some worksheet code, then:
Sub marine()
N = Sheets.Count
Sheets("Template").Copy After:=Sheets(N)
End Sub
will copy that sheet, code & all.