Interesting
I'm running 365 and Excel apparently handles string conversions a little differently between the two versions
The test works in mine
Code:?application.Version
16.0
?typename (application.Version)
String
? Application.Version > 12
True
Interesting
I'm running 365 and Excel apparently handles string conversions a little differently between the two versions
The test works in mine
Code:?application.Version
16.0
?typename (application.Version)
String
? Application.Version > 12
True
Hello,
I was really surprised, but apparently and I think it's normal to have some small changes that change the work of the macros.
Things are changing so much that I feel like at some point we can't keep up with them at the same pace.
Hi Paul, I want to ask you for one last help, there is a place where I am messing up the rows and columns by trying to apply the coloring already in the original table.
I'm trying (because you write with numbers what to start from, not with the names of the columns) and it clearly confuses me in the arrangement.
I am uploading the 100% original columns, exactly as they are in the table.
I would be very grateful if you would just rearrange them, and I will look, then where I went wrong.
Imagine what would have happened if kOst4din had been honest and said he was using version 2007 at the very start of this this thread.
Hello Aussiebear,
exactly what I should have imagined to be honest.
lest you think that if I had known, I would have hidden it (I had absolutely no idea that I could get to such a problem with this office 2007).
Are you making fun of me, with all due respect to you and every single person on the site.
No one is making fun - many times there's a "WHY did that not work???" type of question that eventually turns out to a version difference where someone did not realize that Excel versions sometimes work a little differently.Quote:
Originally Posted by k0st4din
It's just helpful to know what version someone is using (many people don't say anyway) so that if it works for me using 365 but not for you using 2007, then that's a start to investigate version differences (I should have looked sooner :()
By the by, your workbook seems to work fine with your column number changes. What were you seeing that was not right?
I comment out the 365 CF format to force the .Interior verion to run and it seems to be as expected
Hello, I came across this macro and would like to ask how it can be added, instead of clicking in each individual worksheet, to tell it to perform these actions on mentioned (selected) worksheets.
I mean in worksheets for example: Cucumbers, London, Market, Shops.
Thank you in advance.
I think if you add the Sub RemoveOnAllWorksheets and change the 2 lines it will do all worksheets
If you add the Sub RemoveOnSelectedWorksheets and change the 2 lines it will do all only the selected worksheets
Code:Sub RemoveOnSelectedWorksheets() ' <<<<<<<<< new sub
Dim i As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
For i = 1 To ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Count
Set ws = ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets(i)
Call DoAllRows(ws)
Next i
End Sub
Sub RemoveOnAllWorksheets() ' <<<<<<<<< new sub
Dim ws As Worksheet
For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
Call DoAllRows(ws)
Next
End Sub
Sub DoAllRows(ws As Worksheet) ' <<<<<<<<<<<<<< change
Dim r As Long
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
With ws ' <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< change
With .Range("DO3:DZ60") 'tova e diapazona v koti trqbva da se iztriqt vsichki condittional
Hi Paul, I may not have asked my question correctly. Not in all, but only in mentioned ones. If I have, for example, 8 worksheets, I should say in which to perform this action, for example, in 5 selected ones. I don't know how to do I think it was Array("Peaches", "Something else"). Thanks in advance!
P.S. Just to add to the question. This macro checks for specified rows that have values at the end of the table and colors where appropriate. Which is great! And can something be changed so that it does the same thing again, but on the rows specified for this, but I should say which columns (cells)? That is, for example: row 75, columns for example AC, AF, AI, AM, etc. I will modify them according to my table, but to get the idea. That is, not to color the entire row according to the set criteria, but to make the check in the specific cells. Thanks again for your help!
Quote:
Originally Posted by robinho0d
If you select multipe tabs (control+click) then this
else something like this (not tested)Code:Sub RemoveOnSelectedWorksheets() ' <<<<<<<<< new sub
Dim i As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
For i = 1 To ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Count
Set ws = ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets(i)
Call DoAllRows(ws)
Next i
End Sub
Code:Sub RemoveFromArray() ' <<<<<<<<< new sub
Dim i As Long
Dim A As Variant
Dim ws As Worksheet
A = Array("One", "Two", "Three")
For i = Lbound(A) To UBound(A)
Set ws = Worksheets (A(i))
Call DoAllRows(ws)
Next i
End Sub
Hi Paul_Hossler
I am very sorry for the long delay and return of the reply.
Both options are great as a macro supplement.
I just have no words to thank you for your prompt assistance.
Now instead of clicking so many times for each worksheet, things happen to me with just one click, which is great and saves me a lot of time.
Thank you very much!
Be alive and healthy Paul_Hossler!
No problem -- life happens and lots of times a requester doesn't come back with a 'Thanks' or 'That works' or 'I learned something and tweaked it myself' so we never knowQuote:
Originally Posted by k0st4din
Glad it's doing what you wanted
Feel free to ask more questions if you need